World of Warcraft Classic will have another update coming to the game next week, in Patch 9.2.5. The patch isn't a major content update but serves instead as a halfway marker for Patch 9.2. The next patch will be released the 31st of May in North America and on June 1 in Europe.

Although players shouldn't anticipate any major updates to the game's the content it offers, such as new raids or campaign chapters there are plenty of system tweaks and quality-of-life improvements are scheduled to be announced as the patch is released this week. One of the most significant changes is cross-faction gaming, a feature that will allow Alliance as well as Horde players to play instances of content, after being separated during the initial 17 years of WoW's life.

Beyond cross-faction play, other modifications into the game will include questlines, PvP changes, and other relatively notable changes. Here's what we know concerning WoW: World of Warcraft Classic Patch 9.2.5 that is scheduled to be released this week.

Gameplay with cross-faction instances

WoW Patch 9.2.5 will bring cross-faction activities to the game, which will allow Alliance players as well as Horde players to communicate with each other at a much more intimate level. The patch will be available when it launches. players from both factions will be able to participate in raids, Mythicplus dungeons, and PvP matches that have been rated. Only events that require premade groups are eligible for cross-faction gaming. Queueable content, like random battlegrounds and dungeons will be governed by faction.

The group finder that is pre-made allows players of both factions to sign up for groups, although group members can decide to stay out of the system if they would like to. In addition, players from opposing factions could be on one another's friends lists to participate in cross-faction games.

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