World of Warcraft, a game long defined by the divide between the Horde and the Alliance, is getting cross-faction play. It’s a major shake-up to the ongoing MMORPG that launched 18 years ago, a change that will at long last allow orcs and humans to set aside their differences and fight shoulder-to-shoulder.
Set to debut in a patch that will release sometime after the game’s upcoming 9.2 update, cross-faction support will let Horde and Alliance players group together for a variety of content, including dungeons, raids, and rated PvP.