Blizzard has officially announced a brand-new Warcraft release that launches in early 2027, arriving with a massive $1,105 price tag. This means not everyone will be able to pick up this new Warcraft release, which could leave many disappointed.
The Warcraft franchise has stood the test of time across multiple genres, from its early RTS roots in the 1990s to the gargantuan popularity of MMO World of Warcraft. By any metric, WoW is one of the most successful games ever, setting the standard for MMOs for years after its release. A new release in the series is always something to look forward to, and it’s great to see how it continues to thrive after over three decades.
Warcraft Rexxar and Misha Bolt Production Statue Releases in 2027
Available via Sideshow Collectibles, Bolt Production has opened pre-orders for its new 1/5 scale Rexxar and Misha statue, which is based on the duo’s appearance in World of Warcraft. The piece is limited to just 300 units worldwide, which is why it comes with an eye-watering $1,105 price tag. It’s expected to release between April and June 2027, so fans won’t have to wait long to add the pair to their collection. The statue stands at 23 inches tall, so it’s going to stand out and make an impression in just about any display.
The price tag isn’t entirely down to its exclusivity. It features a remarkable level of detail in the sculpting and paintwork, depicting multiple difficult textures including fur, leather, and bone armor. Each piece comes with a signed art print by Blizzard artist Samwise Didier, a nice additional touch for collectors who pick up this new WoW release.
Orders via Sideshow are limited to one per person.
Warcraft Rexxar and Misha Statue Key Details
- 1/5 premium statue of Rexxar and Misha from WoW
- Hand-sculpted textures
- 23 inches tall
- Signed art print by Blizzard artist Samwise Didier
This Warcraft Rexxar and Misha statue is the first in a new 1/5 scale line from Bolt Production. Collectors of premium Warcraft collectibles have a lot to look forward to at the moment. HEX Collectibles’ line of Warcraft statues also has plenty of releases next year, giving fans plenty of options to build an awesome collection.
Despite World of Warcraft being over two decades old now, the game is still making huge strides to keep players engaged. Blizzard is gearing up to release World of Warcraft: Forever on November 4, a new fork of the game based on how it was at its 2004 launch, with more updates to come, akin to Old School RuneScape. It will be very interesting to see if WoW can replicate the success with this upcoming release.
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November 23, 2004
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T for Teen: Blood and Gore, Crude Humor, Mild Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence (online interactions not rated)
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Unreal Engine
