Dataminer Stiven discovered new heroic and epic licenses for "World of Warcraft Camelot" on Blizzard's servers in mid-June 2026, distinct from the modern WoW version [1, 2]. This Camelot build appears to be an enhanced or expanded variant of Classic WoW, often called "Classic Plus" by players [1, 2].
The build is based on the July 2006 patch of WoW that introduced the raid featured in the famous Leroy Jenkins video [2]. The discovery coincides with Blizzard shutting down private WoW Classic servers recently, possibly to clear the way for an official expanded Classic release [1].
Further fueling speculation, Blizzard invited WoW Classic streamers to their Irvine offices under non-disclosure agreements to preview an upcoming announcement [2]. Blizzard has also teased a major Classic WoW reveal slated for BlizzCon 2026, taking place this September [1, 2].
On June 16, 2026, the new heroic and epic licenses for "World of Warcraft Camelot" were pushed live to Blizzard's servers, marking the earliest public sign of the potential expansion [2].
BlizzCon 2026 will likely reveal more concrete information about "World of Warcraft Classic Plus" or "Camelot," confirming details dataminers have uncovered and Blizzard has quietly prepared for months [1, 2].
