McFarlane Blizzard Exclusive releases of the Blood Elf and Goblin from World of Warcraft, and the Barbarian and Rogue from Diablo IV
McFarlane marked their attendance at BlizzCon 2026 with four new posed figures from the Blizzard stable. They include the Blood Elf and Goblin from World of Warcraft, and the Barbarian and Rogue from Diablo IV.
These are 6-inch in scale, in line with the previous WoW and DIablo releases, and pretty much the same principle as McFarlane's Movie Maniacs posed figure line, complete with large window boxes and fixed stands.
This foursome is only available at the McFarlane Store, including international shipping, and they are available now. We've added them to our extensive McFarlane Collector Database
For thousands of years, the high elves of Quel'Thalas drew strength from the Sunwell, a magical font of arcane energies. An invasion by the undead Scourge decimated the kingdom's population and deprived them of the Sunwell's might. Taking the name blood elves, or Sin'dorei in their own tongue, the people of Quel'Thalas sated their magical thirst for a time with demonic fel energies. Once the Sunwell was restored, the blood elves worked to rebuild their homeland and help lead the Horde into a bold future.
The goblins craftiness and greed make them masters of mercantilism. Reforging old pacts with their one-time allies, the goblins of the Bilgewater Cartel have been welcomed into the Horde. Honing their inherent cunning to a razor's edge, the goblins hope to use their explosive inventions to rule the world, or at the very least own a profitable percentage of it.
The Barbarian has unparalleled strength and expertly wields an entire arsenal in battle, with a weapon for every occasion. He bellows intimidating war cries and unleashes ground-shaking slams to send approaching hordes reeling.
A bit of stealth is worth its weight in gold. But let's be clear: the Rogue is not some simple cutpurse. Any fool can lift some coins from a merchant's pocket with a day of practice. Few can infiltrate enemy strongholds and hostile mercenary camps, much less survive being spotted while doing so. But the Rogue isn't spotted unless they want to be. The Rogue is deadly at all distances, just as capable of slaughtering waves of demons at range as they are of carving up foes up close. Even the biggest foe has a weak point, at the Rogue will plant their blade there before their mark even knows they are nearby. Sharpen your knives and step lightly. Your new target is just ahead.
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