World of Warcraft will finally allow for cross-faction guilds, almost a year after Blizzard allowed members of the Horde and Alliance to group together for certain content and nearly 20 years after the game’s initial launch.
The ability to create cross-faction guilds that are composed of players from both factions is coming as part of Dragonflight 10.1, Embers of Neltharion, and will additionally introduce a new zone, raid, UI improvements, and story content.
Cross-faction guilds is a feature Blizzard has said in the past that it wanted to deliver. When the developer first announced cross-faction instanced content last year as part of the crowd-pleasing Shadowlands patch 9.2.5, the subject of cross-faction guilds was the obvious next step in the minds of many players. However, Blizzard at the time said there were hurdles that would need to be overcome in order for the feature to happen.