World of Warcraft's Plunderstorm is back for another go from January 14 to February 18. If you've got no idea what I'm talking about, let me explain—Blizzard put a pirate Fortnite in their MMO.

WoW Plunderstorm was introduced in 2024, with the first event taking place between March 19 and May 1 for a total of six weeks. It looks like this limited time MMO game mode only occurs once a ...

Plunderstorm is a separate game mode from regular World of Warcraft and does not use your normal characters, their gear, or any cosmetics aside from what you toggle within Plunderstorm.

Plunderstorm is a pirate-themed 60-player PvP mode that takes place in the Arathi Highlands. Players can earn rewards by participating in matches, including cosmetics and mounts.

— World of Warcraft (@Warcraft) October 30, 2024 In a blog post going over the 11.0.7 content up for The War Within, Blizzard revealed Plunderstorm would be back in early 2025.

Plunderstorm is a special limited-time event that’s basically World of Warcraft’s take on the Battle Royale genre. The new event was just unveiled and will go live in a matter of hours as of ...

Plunderstorm, like Mists of Pandaria Remix and some of the anniversary events, are the product of the Live Updates team, one of the best additions to Warcraft's development cycle in a long time.

Plunderstorm is the mysterious update that was teased as a part of 10.2.6, on the World of Warcraft 2024 plan. The reason for the pirate flag is that it was this: Plunderstorm.

Plunderstorm, the new battle royale spin-off in World of Warcraft, has been out for a bit now and we've had a chance to sink our teeth into it - here are our impressions.

WoW Plunderstorm is one of the coolest modes I’ve ever seen in an MMO, but the backlash to it is the reason the game will never grow.

One of Plunderstorm's main features is gaining experience when the match first starts. This will increase your total health pool and allow you to withstand more hits from opponents.