The World, Community-Made Creations in the Workshop, Overwatch League: Crafts with Soe, and a Blizzard Art Studio on Roadhog.

Overwatch: Every Overwatch panel, including Behind the Scenes of Overwatch 2, The Voices of Overwatch, Creating a Soundtrack, Overwatch League: Shock vs.

Diablo: Every Diablo panel, including What’s Next, The Voice of Deckard Cain, Developer Roundtable, The Gothic World of Brom, Deep Dive, Q&A, and Artists at Work: Diablo Hive Mother Part 1 and Part 2.

Hearthstone: Every Hearthstone panel, including Deep Dive, Battlegrounds Exhibition, Q&A, a Blizzard Art Studio on Reno Jackson, Streamer Showdown, and Bartender Bob’s Advice.

World of Warcraft: Every World of Warcraft panel, including What’s Next, Deep Dive, Making of the Wandering Ancient Mount, Voices of the Afterlife, Q&A, The Evolution of Thrall, and Cooking Workshop.

On the second day, a Critical Role Diablo campaign.

Blizzard: On the first day, this will mostly feature newsy panels regarding Blizzard’s main games.

The show is split up across six channels, each with a name based on the content that will be primarily shown there. Here's the full list of places you can watch BlizzCon 2021 with us:īlizzCon 2021 ScheduleAs usual, you can view the full BlizzConline schedule on the official website. We'll be hosting the BlizzConline stream here, the IGN homepage, and on all of our social channels, apps, and more. Yes, that means you don't need to purchase any tickets.

How to Watch BlizzCon 2021Unlike prior BlizzCons, everyone will be able to watch this year's show from home for free. On day two, the show starts earlier and lasts a smidge longer, picking back up at 12pm PT/3pm ET/8pm GMT and ending at 4:40pm PT/7:30pm ET/12:30am GMT. On the first day, the show lasts for about 4 hours, kicking off at 2pm PT/5pm ET/10pm GMT and ending around 6pm PT/9pm ET/2am GMT.

BlizzCon 2021 Dates and TimeBlizzCon 2021 (or BlizzConline) will take place on February 19 and 20.

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