Blizzard Entertainment has dropped strong hints that World of Warcraft players will be returning to the popular Legion expansion soon, likely through a 'Remix' event similar to last summer's Mists of Pandaria Remix.

The Mists of Pandaria Remix allowed players to experience the expansion with updated class balancing, powerful abilities, and boosted gear.  Its popularity sparked immediate requests for similar treatment of other expansions, particularly Legion.

During a recent interview, World of Warcraft executive producer Holly Longdale spoke about revisiting older content, referencing both the Mists of Pandaria Remix and WoW Classic.  Crucially, she then mentioned Legion, stating that players would be 'going back there and experiencing it in a new way.'

While not a formal announcement, Longdale's statement strongly suggests a Legion Remix event is on the horizon.  This comes on the heels of a previous hint from game director Ion Hazzikostas, who alluded to a 'fel-green tinge' on the game's roadmap, a clear reference to Legion's signature color.

Although a Legion Remix hasn't been officially confirmed, all signs point toward its arrival.  Longdale's comment could theoretically refer to something else, but a Remix event seems the most plausible explanation, especially considering the current timeline of World of Warcraft Classic's progression through past expansions.  Bringing Legion to the Classic servers would require completing Mists of Pandaria and likely Warlords of Draenor first.

The timing also aligns with previous patterns. The Mists of Pandaria Remix preceded the announcement of the 'The War Within' update.  With the 'Midnight' expansion expected to be revealed this summer and Player Housing potentially coming in the pre-patch later this year, a Legion Remix running from late 2025 into early 2026 would fit Blizzard's typical release schedule.