What WoW: Forever Means for Your Alt Army and Subscription

WoW: Forever gives veteran players a fresh yet familiar way to experience Azeroth, with alt-friendly systems and ongoing content updates that could keep them engaged for years.

WoW: Forever gives veteran players a fresh yet familiar way to experience Azeroth, with alt-friendly systems and ongoing content updates that could keep them engaged for years.

Key points - World of Warcraft: Forever launches on November 4 with a level 60 cap and original character models. - The new playable race, elven Skyborne, can join Horde or Alliance with faction-specific classes. - Over 1,000 new quests and new zones, including starting area Zephras Isle, are added. - Legacy System offers account-wide progression with shared points for alt characters. - No separate subscription required; play with base game sub or Game Time.

Timeline - October 23, 10 a.m. PDT: WoW: Forever escape game competition streamed on Warcraft Twitch channel. - November 4: World of Warcraft: Forever launches worldwide.

FAQ

Q: Do I need a separate subscription for WoW: Forever? A: No, you can play WoW: Forever with your existing subscription to the base game or with Game Time.

Q: What new classes can existing races play? A: Dwarf Shaman, Undead Paladin, Human Hunter, Gnome Priest, Troll Warlock, and Orc Mage are now available.

Q: How does the Legacy System work? A: Earn Legacy Points by completing challenges on any character; points are shared account-wide and spent on upgrades for individual characters.