The Public Test Realm for World of Warcraft's upcoming Patch 11.2.5 has provided players with exciting insights into the highly anticipated Legion Remix event. According to data mined from the test servers, this limited-time experience is currently scheduled to begin on October 7, 2025, and conclude on January 19, 2026. If these dates hold true, adventurers will have approximately three and a half months to immerse themselves in this reimagined journey through the Legion expansion, with new content phases launching every two weeks throughout the event.

Following weeks of community speculation, Blizzard Entertainment officially confirmed that Legion Remix would arrive as part of Patch 11.2.5. This special game mode introduces redesigned Artifact Weapons, incorporates a Heroic World Tier system inspired by Diablo 4's successful mechanics, and brings back numerous beloved collectibles alongside new rewards. While Blizzard has not yet announced official dates for the event, the PTR calendar entries suggest a carefully structured rollout that mirrors the original expansion's release pattern.

It's important to note that these dates remain tentative and subject to change until Blizzard makes an official announcement. The development team has historically used PTR testing to refine timing and content, meaning the final schedule might see adjustments based on testing feedback and development progress.

The phased approach to Legion Remix represents a significant evolution from the Mists of Pandaria Remix format. Rather than launching all content simultaneously, Blizzard appears to be recreating the original expansion's rollout experience:

• October 7: Skies of Fire (Phase 1) - Initial launch content including the campaign and Emerald Nightmare raid
• October 21: Rise of the Nightfallen (Phase 2) - Insurrection campaign, new World Quests, Return to Karazhan mega-dungeon, Nighthold and Trial of Valor raids
• November 4: Legionfall (Phase 3) - Broken Shore zone, Legion Assaults, Cathedral of Eternal Night dungeon, and Tomb of Sargeras raid
• November 18: Argus Eternal (Phase 4) - Argus zones and campaign content, Seat of the Triumvirate dungeon, and Antorus, the Burning Throne raid
• December 2: Infinite Echoes (Phase 5) - Timeline collapse events and concluding activities
• January 19: Legion Remix Conclusion - Event conclusion

This structured release schedule allows players to experience the expansion's narrative progression much as they did during Legion's original run, with each two-week phase introducing new challenges and storytelling elements. The final phase is expected to provide extended time for players to complete their collections and experience the dramatic conclusion of the timeline collapse narrative.

The PTR calendar also offers clues about Patch 11.2.5's potential release timing. Historical patterns suggest that Remix events typically launch about one week after their corresponding patch release. If this pattern holds true for Legion Remix, players might expect Patch 11.2.5 to arrive around September 30, 2025—exactly eight weeks after Patch 11.2's deployment, maintaining Blizzard's consistent update cadence throughout 2025.

The January 19 end date for Legion Remix may hold additional significance for World of Warcraft's future content. According to pre-purchase information for the Midnight expansion, the next major chapter is scheduled for release by June 30, 2026. Interestingly, January 20—the day following Legion Remix's conclusion—falls exactly 16 weeks after Patch 11.2.5's potential September 30 release date. This timing would position it perfectly for the Midnight pre-patch deployment, potentially putting the expansion itself on track for a late February or early March 2026 release, several months ahead of the guaranteed deadline.