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World of Warcraft Hotfixes: September 22, 2026

150 entries posted by Blizzard Entertainment for this date, shown in full.

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September 22, 2026

12 entries

Source Hotfixes: September 22, 2026, by Blizzard Entertainment (worldofwarcraft.blizzard.com)

Classes

Demon Hunter

Devourer

  • Collapsing Star damage to primary target increased by 25%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
  • Consume/Devour damage increased by 8%. Does not apply to PvP combat.

Havoc

Aldrachi Reaver

  • Art of the Glaive now increases the damage of enhanced strikes by 15% (was 10%) and 30% (was 20%).
  • Reaver’s Glaive damage increased by 25%.
  • Reaver’s Mark now increases your damage to the target by 7% (was 6%).
  • Broken Spirit chance to shatter a Soul Fragment increased to 20% (was 15%).

Vengeance

Aldrachi Reaver

  • Art of the Glaive now increases the damage of enhanced strikes by 15% (was 10%) and 30% (was 20%).
  • Reaver’s Glaive damage increased by 25%.
  • Reaver’s Mark now increases your damage to the target by 8% (was 7%).

Classes in these notes

12 of the day's lines are scoped to a class: Demon Hunter (12).

Named in these notes

Blizzard's notes for September 22, 2026 name 1 spell and 1 item. Each opens its page here; the count is how many lines mention it.

Spells (1)

Items (1)

The Spells in These Notes, as the Game Data Has Them

Each spell the notes name, read from the current game build: school, cast time, duration, the skill line that teaches it and its tooltip with amounts left out.

  • Annihilator Named in 1 of these notes (Demon Hunter). Physical, 2.5 sec cast. Taught through the Blacksmithing skill line.

The Items in These Notes, as the Game Data Has Them

Slot, type, item level, binding and stats of each item the notes name, from the current game build.

  • Fury One-Hand (Fist Weapon), item level 32, requires level 27. Bind on Pickup. Stats: Haste, Stamina and Agility or Strength. A vendor pays 13g 14s for it.

How this page is built

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