Two unhinged millennial dads combining their two passions: classic World of Warcraft and vibe coding.
WoW Forever has us ridiculously excited. This is a fun passion project, and we're having a blast building it. We love the game, we love making things, and putting the two together makes us happy. If you're excited about Forever too, we're glad you're here.
| Confirmed | A first-party source says it: a Blizzard page, support article, forum post or official video. It does not mean a future feature is live. |
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| Planned | First-party, in the future tense: a roadmap item, a “coming” line or a dated plan. |
| Reported | Press or a datamine says it. Context, not confirmation. |
| Unverified | Community material only. It stays on a page only when the question matters. |
| Not announced | Nothing on record. The page says so instead of guessing. |
| Who | WoW Forever Guides, an independent fan site. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard. |
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| What | News, a beta reference, and guides to classes, races, systems and the world of World of Warcraft: Forever, for fellow players as excited about it as we are. |
| How | We start with research and source checks. Guide rows and news summaries carry one of the five evidence icons above, and every article lists its sources. When sources disagree, we show both. |
| Money | Every link to RestedXP and Zygor Guides is an affiliate link. We may earn a commission; how affiliate links work. |
To jump into the game with us, start with the news archive, the beta reference, classes or races. The home page collects the talent changes, launch dates and latest news. The guide index groups guides by the question you're trying to answer, and the glossary covers terms like Realmless, Hardcore and the transmog toggle.
We're excited about Forever, and we want you to know what the sources actually say. Each label tells you how much weight a line deserves, and the table above defines all five. Our editorial records keep finer states such as supported, announced, ambiguous and unsupported, so conflicting information doesn't turn into one confident sentence.
When first-party pages disagree, we keep both statements on the page. The beta reference keeps the October 21 versus October 22 conflict visible. We want a clear answer too, and we'll update it when the sources settle it.
You should be able to follow a claim back to where it came from. Articles carry source links and a Sources list, and each guide fact row links to the source behind it. Our editorial records keep the source title, publisher, publication and retrieval times, the claim locator (where in the source the claim sits) and its status.
Harenil runs the site, and Decarebia contributes guides and news alongside Harenil. We start with research, save each source with the date we read it, and check a page's claims against those sources before updating the page. Guides and articles show when their sources were last checked. Before anything publishes, the build checks the pages' dates, source links and content. Our research notes stay private.
Vibe coding is part of the fun, and AI tools help us build the site and draft content. A name on a page doesn't mean every word was written by hand. However a draft starts, it still needs sources and fact-checks. We're responsible for what we publish, and the editorial policy explains the standards we hold ourselves to.
We can share what we find, but we can't promise a beta slot, launch timing, a support response or an update schedule. A roadmap item doesn't mean content is playable. Open questions stay open, like the beta date conflict and the competing counts for raids, zones and races. For entitlements, account actions and install instructions, use the linked Blizzard source.
If you found something we got wrong, or a source we should see, send it to the correction and source-tip address. We'd appreciate the help. Our independent fan-site statement covers trademarks and says we're not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard.
