World of Warcraft: Forever launches November 4 with a new race, over 1,000 new quests, and 9 dungeons
The new MMORPG is Blizzard's answer to WoW fans who've been clamoring for a Classic+ version of the original title, and it will serve as the third permanent version of the game alongside Modern (Retail) and Classic. Read Entire Article
Blizzard announced the release of World of Warcraft: Forever on November 4, ahead of the GTA 6 launch scheduled for November 19. This expanded version of the 2004 classic MMO will feature new content, including over 1,000 quests, nine new dungeons, and two new raids. Players will be able to choose from four new zones: Zephyras Isle, Mount Hyjal, Riverglades, and Shen dralas.
The new Skyborne elf race will start its journey in Zephyras Isle. Mount Hyjal will take players to the aftermath of Archimonde's defeat from Warcraft III, with tasks to restore the land and wild gods. Riverglades will offer more than 150 quests for Horde and Alliance players. Shen dralas will focus on the ancient Highborne lineage tied to Eldre Thalas and Dire Maul, with a storyline centered around rival Gelkis and Magram centaur clans.
The level cap remains permanently locked at 60, but the game will offer an enhanced visual experience with real-time shadows, volumetric particle effects, and an upgraded water renderer. An SD/HD character graphics toggle will allow players to switch between low-polygon and high-definition models. WoW: Forever will be available to anyone with an active WoW subscription or game time, with optional upgrade packs to unlock the new race and exclusive cosmetics.
A public beta will be available starting September 17, but it will be limited to level 30 and require a separate $60 Skyborne Epic Pack or $80 Warcraft Forever Collection purchase.
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