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Blizzard set the global launch date for World of Warcraft: Forever and outlined November rewards, a Talebound PTR demo, and new housing items.
Blizzard is reportedly discussing a plan to bring some of World of Warcraft: Forever’s visual improvements to retail, though the studio has not said when that will happen.
Blizzard’s October 27 hotfix pass touches Midnight classes, bugged scenarios, and the return of uncapped Conquest and Bloody Tokens.
The developer says the server is a gathering place for players at every stage, with Ambassadors helping people find groups and communities.
Blizzard is bringing the Talebound demo to the PTR on October 30, with Red Hollow, three tales, three classes, and no subscription required.
Blizzard’s latest WoW Weekly update sets name reservations, the next Forever ruleset changes, three level 60 raids, the live Gods of Zul'Aman update, and Hallow’s End rewards.
Blizzard’s weekly maintenance update buffs Feral Druid, trims Subtlety Rogue and revises several specs across PvE and PvP.
Blizzard’s latest Forever system expands Cooking into a shared Camping feature with profession-crafted utility, rest bonuses, and PvP risk.
The official promotion offers up to 50% off Midnight, 33% off the Enhanced Level 80 Character Boost, and discounts on select services, cosmetics and Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary items.
Blizzard said WoW: Forever will move away from the traditional realm screen, add rulesets for Normal, PvP, Roleplaying, and Hardcore, and bring Roleplay-PvP with launch on November 4.
Blizzard has opened Zul'Aman in Ghostlands and paired the raid with access, loot, vendor, and profession updates for level 70 play.
Blizzard's October 21 hotfix list touches Midnight scenarios, PvP currency caps, class fixes, and multiple dungeon and raid adjustments.
