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The closest thing to an official statement is a tweet by Micky Neilson (who was at the time publishing lead and senior writer of Blizzard):

Zerde3: @MickyNeilson Will the Warcraft movie become "canon" lore, or is it like a parallel universe like WoD? except no interaction between the two

 

MickyNeilson: @Zerde3 Separate.

Based on this, I feel it's fairly safe to say that the movie officially exists in its own canon, as Radhil suggested.

The closest thing to an official statement is a tweet by Micky Neilson (who was at the time publishing lead and senior writer of Blizzard):

Zerde3: @MickyNeilson Will the Warcraft movie become "canon" lore, or is it like a parallel universe like WoD? except no interaction between the two

 

MickyNeilson: @Zerde3 Separate.

Based on this, I feel it's fairly safe to say that the movie officially exists in its own canon, as Radhil suggested.

The closest thing to an official statement is a tweet by Micky Neilson (who was at the time publishing lead and senior writer of Blizzard):

Zerde3: @MickyNeilson Will the Warcraft movie become "canon" lore, or is it like a parallel universe like WoD? except no interaction between the two

MickyNeilson: @Zerde3 Separate.

Based on this, I feel it's fairly safe to say that the movie officially exists in its own canon, as Radhil suggested.

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The closest thing to an official statement is a tweet by Micky Neilson (who was at the time publishing lead and senior writer of Blizzard):

Zerde3: @MickyNeilson Will the Warcraft movie become "canon" lore, or is it like a parallel universe like WoD? except no interaction between the two

MickyNeilson: @Zerde3 Separate.

Based on this, I feel it's fairly safe to say that the movie officially exists in its own canon, as Radhil suggested.