Summary
The in-game calendar and splash screen from theWorld of WarcraftPatch 11.1.5 Public Test Realm suggest that the update may arrive as early as April 22, with Horrific Visions Revisited starting on May 20. While these dates are not yet set in stone, it seems likeWorld of Warcraftfans won’t have to wait long to enjoy some new content forThe War Within.
Recently,World of Warcraftgave players a sneak peek at Patch 11.1.5. The next update brings some exciting stuff to the game, including the Nightfall open world activity, Dastardly Duos limited time event, and Horrific Visions Revisited, a revamped version of the eponymous content fromBattle for Azeroth.
While the update hasn’t gotten an official release date yet, some evidence from the Public Test Realm could hint at its arrival much sooner than one might imagine. The splash screen infographic for the update, which makes mention ofnewWorld of Warcraftactivities like the Winds of Fortune leveling event, also says several events, including Children’s Week and Horrific Visions Revisited, will be coming soon. Considering patches are usually released on Tuesdays, and Children’s Week starts on Monday, April 28 this year, Patch 11.1.5 would have to come out on April 22 if it were to arrive before the holiday.
Speculative World of Warcraft Patch 11.1.5 Release Dates
As for Horrific Visions Revisited, the in-game calendar on the PTR currently lists May 20 as the date when the activity will become available. Assuming an April 22 release date, that would put Horrific Visions Revisited four weeks after the rest of Patch 11.1.5 – and likely around halfway between it and Patch 11.1.7.
April 22 would also be exactly eight weeks afterthe release ofWorld of WarcraftPatch 11.1, Undermine(d), putting it in line with Blizzard’s rapid eight-week release cadence. While it is important to remember that these speculative release dates could be subject to change,World of Warcraftfans likely won’t have to wait long for Blizzard to share the official schedule.
Beyond Children’s Week, Dastardly Duos, and Horrific Visions Revisited,World of Warcraftplayers can also look forward to Noblegardenin the near future as well. The week-long, Easter-themed holiday begins on April 21, and ends around when Children’s Week begins. If Patch 11.1.5 does release on April 22,World of Warcraftfans are going to have plenty of things to do this spring.
