Launches in 29 days
Forever launches November 4 with a fresh economy and over 600 new recipes. AzerothVault will track Forever prices, crafting margins and raid consumables. Leave your email and we'll send one message when it's live.
A fresh economy. Everyone starts from zero on November 4, so early prices swing hard and the first crafters set the market.
One auction house per ruleset and faction. Forever has no realms. Blizzard has said players of the same faction in a ruleset share one auction house, so markets are bigger and cheap listings tend to go faster.
600+ new recipes. New crafts with no price history yet. The margins are there for whoever prices them first.
Level 60, for good. The cap never rises, so gear and consumables keep their value instead of resetting every expansion.
Raid night demand. The first raids open December 9. Flasks, potions and food usually sell hardest in the days before a raid opens.
Status: Blizzard's API has no Forever data yet (we checked on October 6, 2026). We add Forever the day it does.
One thing we won't do: cross-realm flipping. Forever has no realms to flip between.
Yes. Blizzard includes Forever with a World of Warcraft subscription or game time. Optional upgrade packs add extra content and cosmetics.
Not yet, because Blizzard's public API doesn't carry Forever data yet (we checked on October 6, 2026). We'll add Forever prices and crafting margins as soon as it does. Leave your email above to hear the day it's live.
No. Forever has no individual realms: each region has one shared world per ruleset, so there are no realm price gaps to flip between. Cross-realm flipping stays on retail.
When Blizzard publishes Forever auction data through its API. We don't have a date from Blizzard yet. We check again at launch on November 4 and email the list the day prices go live.
Blizzard has said each ruleset (Normal, PvP, RP) in a region works as one large world, and players of the same faction share its auction house. A Hardcore ruleset arrives after launch.