What JokerD's Level 60 Rush Means for WoW Forever Players

Players who rush to level 60 may find little to do before raids open, but the race highlights the game's appeal to both speedrunners and casual players.

Players who rush to level 60 may find little to do before raids open, but the race highlights the game's appeal to both speedrunners and casual players.

Key points - Team JokerD, led by streamer JokerD, was the first to hit level 60 in World of Warcraft Forever, three days after launch. - The team consisted of Undead characters and one Troll, using the modified Cannibalize ability for mana regeneration. - JokerD was also the world's first level 60 in WoW Classic in 2019. - The second-place character, Ksuper Worldfirst, is still level 53. - The first raids—Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit, and Onyxia's Lair—open on December 9.

Timeline - Launch day: World of Warcraft Forever launches with a smooth server experience. - Three days after launch: Team JokerD becomes the first to reach level 60. - December 9: First raids (Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit, Onyxia's Lair) open.

FAQ

Q: Who was the first to hit level 60 in WoW Forever? A: Streamer JokerD and his team, consisting of Undead characters and one Troll, were the first to reach level 60.

Q: Why did JokerD's team choose Undead? A: Blizzard changed the Cannibalize ability to help regenerate mana, allowing the team to chain pulls with minimal downtime.

Q: When do raids open in WoW Forever? A: The first raids—Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit, and Onyxia's Lair—open on December 9.