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The same heavily modified version was used during Legion until the last alpha patch for 7.0.3. During the Warlords of Draenor alpha and beta test before patch 6.0.2, the vanilla login screen was used but heavily modified.

The vanilla login screen was used as a placeholder for the beta and alpha of the following expansions: Cataclysm, Warlords of Draenor, Legion.The Cataclysm login screen is so far the only one that displayed a still-image while the rest of the game files finish downloading.The widescreen support has been available since Vanilla, but was set on by default since Wrath of the Lich King.That often irritated players who were trying to log in quietly, to the point "roaring dragon screen" complaints were rumored to have influenced the randomized and much quieter roar of a different dragon in the next expansion's loading screen. The Wrath of the Lich King screen opened with the frost wyrm, Sindragosa flying into the frame, flapping her wings, landing with a thud, and emitting an infamously powerful roar, all repeating at a set interval.The second most common is tied between dragons, featured in both the Wrath of the Lich King and Cataclysm screens, and Icecrown Citadel, featured in the login screens for Wrath of the Lich King and Shadowlands. Warlords of Draenor marked the third login screen out of eight to feature the Dark Portal, making it the most common theme so far.

When information the players need to know about game service comes up, a "Breaking News" panel opens up in the upper left side of the screen.

It tells you about where you've been and where you are now or are going to depending on where you are in your gameplay. If you sit and listen to the whole thing, you'll find that you've ended up on a journey of sorts through World of Warcraft history. It evokes emotions in many people and so he's said he doesn't want to take that away but instead, enhance and add to it with each of the expansions. There's an expectation of hearing a certain style of music that says to people that they're logging in to World of Warcraft. In interviews in the past, Russell Brower has discussed how he likes to keep the original idea of the login music (the theming and key elements) and build on it with each new expansion. Mists of Pandaria had a Chinese-like remix of The Shattering that replaced most of the hard drum beats with wind chimes. The theme for Cataclysm was called "The Shattering" by Russell Brower.

Each login screen featured a variation of a 10-minute long piece of orchestrated score that features a medley of other music pieces that are heard throughout the game, with the beginning of the piece setting the main tone for the expansion.