
Datamined Class Changes for WoW: Forever Build on October 1st
WoW: Forever's October 1 build brings datamined class and talent changes across every class, from Druid forms and Paladin shields to Warlock curses and Warrior rage.
Editor-picked WoW: Forever news — launch dates, beta builds, class changes and dev interviews.

WoW: Forever's October 1 build brings datamined class and talent changes across every class, from Druid forms and Paladin shields to Warlock curses and Warrior rage.

Dungeon quest XP is down 50% in the latest WoW: Forever beta build, slowing leveling after players raised concerns that boosted quest rewards made progress too fast.

Forever beta Patch Notes raise the level cap to 30, add Excavation Site: Wetlands, unlock more dungeons, and deliver broad class, PvP, quest, UI, and bug-fix changes.

Blizzard will grant all WoW Forever beta testers 16 Legacy Points in a future build, making it easier to test the system without extensive leveling or dungeon clears.

Blizzard is adding a warning to trades with strangers and continuing account actions against RMT, illicit gold sellers, buyers, and recipients in the Forever Beta and after launch.

Rogues are designed to deal WoW: Forever's highest single-target damage on Patchwerk-style boss encounters, according to Principal Designer Kris Zierhut.

WoW: Forever Beta will go offline in about 45 minutes for a new build raising the level cap to 30 and adding a dungeon, battleground, and more.

Aiden Moon confirms a Warrior dual-wield rage bug skewed testing; the fix will grant +100% rage on crits and +50% off-hand rage from the DW talent.

Excavation Site is now available in the WoW: Forever beta's level 30 update, while the City of Dalaran dungeon is delayed to a future build.

Enhancement Shaman gets its own Forever video, highlighting a 2-handed weapon focus, Rage of the Farseer, Maelstrom Weapon, Mental Quickness, and Windfury Totem.

WoW: Forever's beta returns from maintenance tomorrow with a new build, changes and fixes, and the level cap raised from 20 to 30.

Priest and Warrior deep dives reveal broad Forever beta updates, including new baseline abilities, redesigned talents, normalized Rage, and sharper specialization identities.

Hunter and Druid lead WoW: Forever’s class deep dives, with redesigned talents, baseline abilities, shapeshifting updates, new pet options, and more beta changes ahead.

Warriors, Rogues and Shamans get the spotlight in Blizzard's video covering major class changes for WoW: Forever.

Auction House deposits are bugged in WoW: Forever, often rounding up to a minimum and sometimes charging more than displayed. Players may want to vendor items instead of risking money on sales.

WoW: Forever's PvP critical-strike damage nerf is an unintended bug, Blizzard confirms. A future build will restore crits to their expected damage.

Cat Form Druid quest bug is reportedly resolved, clearing the bottleneck for players trying to unlock the iconic form.

Blizzard will increasingly punish WoW: Forever gold buyers by removing illicit gold and potentially closing accounts, warning players to avoid suspicious gifts and one-sided transactions.

Druid Cat Form quest relics were bugged in Forever, leaving players stuck at Stormrage Barrow Den and vulnerable to griefers; the issue should now be resolved.

Book collection returns in WoW: Forever, letting every class earn a necklace at 10 books or a ring at 20. Mages also get Study, though the beta ability is currently causing serious bugs.