The Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card arrives through N’Zoth Darkmoon Faire Treasures on November 3, 2026 and remains available until December 1. It is the Signature version of N’Zoth, Dream’s End and the last of the four Signature Old God routes to open.
If you’re working toward the animated Old God Card Back, this is the N’Zoth copy you need for Old Gods Collector: Part 2. The N’Zoth Pet launches in the same rotation, but the Pet and the Signature card are separate rewards.
How to get the Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card
Open N’Zoth Darkmoon Faire Treasures while the collection is live. Blizzard lists that rotation as the route for the Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card, with the window running from November 3 through December 1.
The first pull is free. If Signature N’Zoth isn’t what drops, further attempts cost Runestones, so you get one no-cost shot at the card without that result being guaranteed.
Is the first N’Zoth Darkmoon Faire pull free?
Yes. The N’Zoth collection opens with one free pull.
Every pull gives you a reward from the current collection. After the free one, extra attempts use Runestones, and the information button on the Treasures screen shows the live odds.
N’Zoth Signature Card vs N’Zoth Pet
The Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card and the N’Zoth Pet are separate rewards even though they launch together on November 3. Signature N’Zoth, Dream’s End is a playable card treatment; the Pet sits beside your matches and levels through its own XP system.
Levelling the Pet unlocks Fish N’Zoth, Brain Jelly N’Zoth and Deep Sea N’Zoth skins. None of those Pet rewards fills the Signature N’Zoth requirement for Old Gods Collector: Part 2.
Does Signature N’Zoth count for the Old God Card Back?
Yes. The Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card fills the N’Zoth slot in Old Gods Collector: Part 2. The other three cards are Signature Mastermind Yogg-Saron, Signature C’Thun, Eye of the Empire and Signature Y’Shaarj, Titan Bane.
Get all four Signature Old Gods and Part 2 awards the animated Old God Card Back. Normal and Golden copies count for Part 1, but Part 2 is Signature-only.
Why November 3 matters for the full Signature set
N’Zoth is the last announced Signature Old God route to open. Yogg-Saron and C’Thun start on October 20, Y’Shaarj follows on October 23, and N’Zoth arrives on November 3.
That makes November 3 the first day every announced Signature Old God route is open. You still need to complete each card’s own acquisition requirement.
Which N’Zoth versions count for the Collector Feats?
Old Gods Collector: Part 1 accepts Normal, Golden or Signature N’Zoth, Dream’s End. Complete Part 1 with all four Old Gods and you get one Golden Reign of the Black Empire pack.
Part 2 only accepts Signature copies. For N’Zoth, that means Signature N’Zoth, Dream’s End specifically.
Can you craft Signature N’Zoth?
No. Signature cards can’t be crafted with Arcane Dust. During the Black Empire launch period, N’Zoth Darkmoon Faire Treasures is the announced route for the Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card.
If you only want N’Zoth, Dream’s End for a deck, a regular copy is enough. The Signature version matters for the premium card treatment and Old Gods Collector: Part 2.
When does Signature N’Zoth leave Darkmoon Faire Treasures?
The N’Zoth collection ends on December 1. Blizzard hasn’t announced another route for the Hearthstone N’Zoth Signature Card after that Treasures rotation closes.
Related Guides
The November 3-December 1 availability, N’Zoth Treasures route and Old Gods Collector rules are confirmed in Blizzard’s official Hearthstone Patch 37.0 notes.
