// World of Warcraft · Europe (EU)

Is Deathguard down right now?

Live status for the Deathguard realm (Europe (EU)). Realm type: PvE.

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Connected realm group

Deathguard is part of Blizzard's connected-realm group #1605. Players on connected realms share a single auction house, guilds, mail, and group finder.

Recent status history

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Realm insights

Region

Europe (EU)

Realm type

PvE

Population

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Recent health

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Recent activity

No probe data has landed yet for Deathguard.

No queues or downtime detected in the recent probe window.

About Deathguard

Deathguard (EU) is one of WoW's NORMAL realms. Its main use is raiding, M+ keys, and PvP for European players, with multi-language guilds; that's why login queues here are usually a peak-traffic signal, not an outage. What makes Deathguard distinct is that it runs on EU infrastructure where queue pressure typically aligns with European prime-time hours. An outage here is isolated to this realm and does not necessarily affect the rest of the EU region.

Why this may differ from the launcher or forums

The Battle.net launcher caches realm status. This page polls the realm API on a fixed interval, so it can update before your launcher does.

Player reports — Deathguard

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Tap what you're experiencing on this realm. Reports are aggregated and used as a supporting signal alongside Blizzard's realm status API.

Player reports indicate what people are experiencing and may not reflect a confirmed outage.

Frequently asked questions

Is Deathguard down right now?▾

We don't have a recent probe result for Deathguard yet. Check back in a few minutes.

Why is there a login queue?▾

Login queues happen when more players want to log in than the realm can handle at once. They're most common right after a maintenance window, a content patch, or during peak evening hours. The queue moves on its own — there's no way to skip it.

What does 'connected realm' mean?▾

Blizzard merges low-population realms into shared connected-realm groups. Players on any realm in the group share an auction house, can join the same guilds, send mail, and form parties — but each realm keeps its own name.

Where does this status come from?▾

We poll Blizzard's official Battle.net /data/wow/connected-realm/1605 endpoint every few minutes and surface the result. We don't make up our own status.

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