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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

9 entries

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

Classes

Monk

Mistweaver

  • All healing increased by 5%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
  • Vivify healing increased by 15%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
  • Sheilun’s Gift healing increased by 15%. Does not apply to PvP combat.

Windwalker

  • Melee auto-attack damage increased by 25%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
  • Dual Threat damage increased by 20%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
  • Rising Sun Kick damage increased by 8%. Does not apply to PvP combat.

Player versus Player

Monk

Windwalker

Conduit of the Celestials

  • Celestial Conduit damage increased by 50% in PvP combat.

Shado-Pan

  • Flurry Strikes damage reduced by 15% in PvP combat.

Classes in these notes

9 of the day's lines are scoped to a class: Monk (9).

Named in these notes

Blizzard's notes for September 22, 2026 name 2 spells and 1 reputation. Each opens its page here; the count is how many lines mention it.

Spells (2)

Reputations (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.

  • Sheilun's Gift Named in 1 of these notes (Monk). Nature, 2 sec cast. Taught through the Monk skill line. Current tooltip: “Draws in all nearby clouds of mist generated by Sheilun, healing the target per cloud absorbed.”
  • Vivify Named in 1 of these notes (Monk). Nature, 1.5 sec cast. Taught through the Monk skill line. Current tooltip: “Causes a surge of invigorating mists, healing the target and all allies with your Renewing Mist active.”

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