Blizzard has released Warcraft III Reforged: Forsaken Kingdom, a two-part campaign for Warcraft 3 that is the first new RTS entry in the series since 2003. The 30-hour content drop, available today as part of a free 3.0 update, focuses on the origins of the Forsaken and the formation of the Undercity.
Forsaken Kingdom is the first new Warcraft RTS campaign in over two decades.
The surprise drop marks 23 years since the last official Warcraft 3 campaign addition.
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