A Reddit post from August 2025 that alleged Blizzard Entertainment’s release schedule for the Warcraft franchise through 2030 has resurfaced after a recent datamine appeared to support part of the document. The image posted by user 5thyatch and highlighted by creator Bellular listed timelines for upcoming World of Warcraft expansions, two unnamed games, two television series, and a product called Camelot tied to WoW Classic. The original post was later deleted. Fans retrieved the document via the Wayback Machine and noted that a datamine discovered by Wowhead referenced internal files naming World of Warcraft Camelot with Heroic and Epic editions. The leak’s timeline matched the announced release window for the Midnight expansion and listed The Last Titan as an expansion scheduled for late 2027. It also projected a real‑time strategy title called Warcraft Chronicles for a 2028 release and an untitled Arthas‑themed action role‑playing game for 2029. The document suggested television adaptations, including an animated series and a live‑action series, linked to the untitled game and the strategy title. In February, vice president and executive producer Holly Longdale said the Warcraft IP is underutilized and that Blizzard has a larger vision than an MMORPG. The same month, president Johanna Faries said the company is having exciting conversations about Hollywood adaptations of Blizzard properties. The authenticity of the leak has not been confirmed, and the document’s date is unclear. Blizzard has a history of canceling about half of its projects before release, and recent reports indicate that Xbox, its parent company, may undergo layoffs, casting doubt on the future of the unannounced titles. The matter remains unresolved, with Blizzard yet to confirm any of the schedule details.