An unofficial wiki documenting World of Warcraft: Forever with evidence-ranked information, separating Blizzard-confirmed facts from gameplay research and community contributions. The site covers races, classes, talents, dungeons, raids, and system differences compared to WoW Classic, with guides updated through the September 17 developer Q&A and Beta testing.
World of Warcraft: Forever will not feature cross-class role combinations like Season of Discovery's shaman tanks, instead prioritizing class identity and simplicity closer to Classic WoW. Every raid tier will offer at least 10-player and 20-player options without flex raiding, mount training will cost more gold, Warlocks remain necessary for party summoning, and add-ons will face retail-style restrictions.
Blizzard has officially announced World of Warcraft: Forever, a new "Classic+" experience launching globally on November 4th. The game exists alongside Modern and Classic WoW, set between the Forsaken Kingdom campaign and Molten Core raid, featuring three new zones, over 1,000 quests, nine dungeons, and two raids with a level 60 cap. Access is included with a standard WoW subscription, with optional upgrade packs available.