Tag: World of Warcraft: Forever

Blizzard is raising the level cap in the World of Warcraft: Forever Beta from 20 to 30 following maintenance on the morning of October 1, 2026 PDT. Community manager Kaivax

Blizzard has posted its first class deep dives for World of Warcraft: Forever, starting with Hunter and Druid. The studio also released a separate class highlights video covering Warrior, Shaman,

Blizzard is working to bring back Kyle’s Gone Missing!, the Make-A-Wish tribute quest that players noticed was absent from the World of Warcraft: Forever beta. Community manager Kaivax confirmed the

Blizzard has raised the population cap for the World of Warcraft: Forever closed beta again, as demand continues to push the test’s server limits. Executive producer Holly Longdale said the

Blizzard has released the first episode of its official World of Warcraft: Forever Podcast, with senior game designer Josh “Aggrend” Greenfield and lead Classic designer Tim Jones discussing the beta

Blizzard has updated the World of Warcraft: Forever beta with a September 24 build focused on class tuning, bug fixes, gamepad support, and the first round of testing for a

World of Warcraft: Forever will include a new account-wide Legacy System, giving players a way to build long-term progression through leveling, professions, PvP, exploration, dungeons, and raids. It’s horizontal progression,

World of Warcraft: Forever is opening up character creation with a wider set of race and class combinations, including a few picks that longtime players will notice right away: Orc

World of Warcraft: Forever is introducing the Skyborne, a new playable race with its own level 1 to 12 starting experience on Zephras Isle. The race is split between two

World of Warcraft: Forever is changing how character names work. Instead of a single name tied to a realm, each character will use a two-part name, similar to a first