WoW Forever Druid Leveling Guide

Leveling Guides by Spec

• Balance Druid leveling guide
• Feral Druid leveling guide

Selected Client Rank Evidence

Selected client rank levels, checked in 70755: Ferocious Bite stores ranks at 24/32/40/48/56/60; Lacerate at 25/34/42/50/58; Primal Bite at 40/50/60. These stored levels do not verify trainer stock or a complete talent allocation. Lacerate remains a row-4 Feral talent under the November 2 announcement.Client storage: SpellLevels 70755, SkillLineAbility 70755 and SpellName 70755; retained CSV receipts, checked November 4 UTC. Stored values only; trainer stock and gameplay unverified.

November 2: Current Leveling Guidance

The previous 51-point Feral plan is withdrawn and unusable: it allocates removed Berserk, takes Primal Bite on row 4 and leaves Heart of the Wild in Feral. Current sourced milestones are Lacerate and Predatory Discipline on row 4, then Primal Bite and Shifting Power on row 7. Primal Bite requires Leader of the Pack; Shifting Power requires Predatory Discipline. The notes do not supply all current ranks or prerequisite edges, so there is no replacement point-by-point plan here.

Bear Form and Dire Bear Form now give a 115% threat bonus, up from 50%, to compensate for the removal of Salvation. Berserk is removed. Feral has two row-7 one-point talents: Primal Bite in column 2, requiring Leader of the Pack, and Shifting Power, requiring Predatory Discipline. Primal Bite has three spell ranks; that is not a three-point talent.

Lacerate is a one-point Feral talent on row 4, replacing Primal Bite, rather than a trainer spell at level 42. Two earlier spell ranks were added, but the notes do not give their learning levels. Predatory Discipline replaces Shifting Power on row 4, column 3, with no prerequisite. It stops Ferocious Bite converting excess Energy into damage while preserving extra damage based on that Energy. Furor moves to Feral and Heart of the Wild to Restoration.

Predatory Strikes moves to column 1, Natural Instinct to column 4, and Rend and Tear to column 1 with 3/6/9/12/15% damage.

Ferocious Bite has a new rank 1 at level 24; existing ranks move up one number. Poised is a passive learned at 32: outside combat at maximum Energy, it reduces the next Energy ability's cost by 10. Shred rises to 200% weapon damage, Claw to 140%, and Ravage to 435%. Rip, Rake, Ferocious Bite and Pounce gain about 25% base damage and Attack Power scaling. Starfire gains about 40% base damage.

Genesis now adds 2/4/6/8/10% periodic damage and healing. Moonkin Form and Leader of the Pack again increase all critical strike types and are mutually exclusive. Naturalist adds 2/4/6/8/10% all damage and reduces Wild Growth's new 3-second base cast by 0.1/0.2/0.3/0.4/0.5 seconds. Reflection moves to row 2 and Subtlety to row 3. Bloom replaces Gift of the Earthmother on row 3: Rejuvenation or Regrowth expiring naturally heals for 100% of your Spirit, or 50% when dispelled.

Current Racial Choices (Repeated Updates)

The repeated racial set gives Tauren Endurance only 5% increased Health, without hit or critical damage bonuses. Plainsrunning gives 2% movement speed per stack, up to 60%, and does not increase mounted speed. Both Skyborne sets have 2% Haste. Read Leyline gives 50% Health and Mana regeneration for 15 seconds; using it at a Ley Line grants one hour of Attuned for 100% regeneration instead. It cannot be used during Innervate and is replaced by Innervate's stronger effect.

Skysight gives 15% movement speed for 15 seconds; using it at an elemental convergence grants one hour of Charged for 30% speed instead. Attuned and Charged persist through death and are removed on entering a raid.Source: Blizzard, November 2 beta development notes, Kaivax, post 9 (30732723), created November 3 at 03:20:33 UTC; retained post checked November 3, 2026. Confirmed announcement; gameplay not tested.

Training Budget and Action Bars

Blizzard gives an aggregate 206-207 gold cost for class ability training from levels 1-60. This is the full class total, not a per-spell price list, a required spending schedule or a budget including mounts and supplies. Newly learned spells no longer appear automatically on action bars; place them manually after training.Source: Blizzard, November 2 beta development notes, Kaivax, post 9 (30732723), created November 3 at 03:20:33 UTC; retained post checked November 3, 2026. Confirmed announcement; gameplay not tested.

Historical Key Facts

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Announced beta cap: The October 1 update raised the cap to level 30, for 21 standard talent points. Berserk at point 31 and the complete 51-point sequence are later-cap planning, not current-beta options. Blizzard's October 1 beta updateConfirmed, a first-party source

Level-60 talent budget: The standard point schedule awards one point per level from 10 through 60, for 51 total. WoW Forever Talents calculatorReported, press or datamine, not confirmed

Feral recommendation: This site's point order follows reported Feral ranks, tooltips, and prerequisites. It is not a timed leveling test. WoW Forever Talents Druid treeReported, press or datamine, not confirmed

31-point capstone: The reported Feral tree places Berserk at 31 points and requires Leader of the Pack. WoW Forever Talents Druid treeReported, press or datamine, not confirmed

Talent milestones: Blizzard confirms one-point milestone talents at 11, 21, and 31 points, plus a new 16-point milestone. Blizzard Deep Dive Panel RecapConfirmed, a first-party source

October 1 Feral change: The October 1 beta build removes Tiger's Fury and King of the Jungle and adds Shifting Power and Improved Shifting Power. WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, October 1Confirmed, a first-party source

Feral Talent Order From Level 1 to 60

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Level as Feral: it is this guide's solo recommendation because its reported tree has lower form-ability costs, Cat Form movement speed, and a path to Berserk. Those tooltip reasons explain the point order. They don't prove a fastest build or an XP-per-hour result.

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This provisional later-cap plan puts all 51 standard talent points into Feral; it is an editorial allocation, not an in-game leveling test. It assumes one point per level from 10 to 60 and no Legacy Talented perk. The character-level column follows that schedule. If Talented moves a point earlier, go by your point total and the tree gate instead.

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The October 1 beta build removed King of the Jungle, which this route took at levels 31 to 33, so this guide moves Shredding Attacks up into that slot.

The build also added Shifting Power in row 4, connected to Shredding Attacks, and Improved Shifting Power in row 5, connected to Shifting Power. Points 42 to 44 there are our own suggestion. The retained 1.60.1.70450 offline projection records Shifting Power at 1/1 with a 15-point gate and Improved Shifting Power at 2/2 with a 20-point gate and 4/8-second cooldown reduction.

Those records support rank counts under the projection's assumptions, not an optimized allocation or trainer behavior.Source: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, October 1, Classes > Druid > Feral, checked Oct 1, 2026.

The reported tree's one-point milestones line up with Feral Charge at 11, Primal Bite at 16, Leader of the Pack at 21, and Berserk at 31. In the client read, Ferocity cuts the cost of Maul, Primal Bite, Swipe, Claw, and Rake, while Feral Swiftness increases movement speed in Cat Form. That is why this route takes them. It isn't a measured leveling result. See the full Feral Combat talent reference for the reported tree, ranks, and tooltips.

Share Image: Feral Combat talent-tree panel in the WoW Forever Talents calculator, with rank counters beside the reported Druid talents.

Use the talent calculator as a dated planning aid. The retained planner dataset is build 1.60.1.70205, checked October 3; this page does not verify its present parity with build 70450 or the beta realm. The September 23 Legacy article says Talented "allows players to unlock talent points up to 5 levels lower than normal," so go by point totals instead of the level labels when that perk applies.Blizzard: Blizzard Legacy System article, Adventure > Talented; retrieved 2026-09-27.

Druid Changes in Blizzard's Beta Notes

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Blizzard's September 24 notes turn Mangle into Primal Bite; Feral Charge stays this route's 11-point pick. Blizzard confirms the changes below for that beta build. They're class updates, not a promise that beta values are final. The Druid guide and class changes guide keep the fuller record.

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The client tree is a reported read. The dated changes above are Blizzard-confirmed beta notes. Keep the two evidence tiers separate when you compare a tooltip with the patch notes.

October 1 Build Changes

Plan your Cat Form rotation without Tiger's Fury, and note this route moves Shredding Attacks into King of the Jungle's old slot. Blizzard's October 1 notes change Bear Form, the Feral tree and Druid quests for that beta build. They're confirmed for the beta, not promised for launch. For every class, see the October 1 beta notes summary.Source: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, October 1, Classes > Druid and Quests > Druid, checked Oct 1, 2026.

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Blizzard also listed a new known issue in the October 1 build: debuffs like Faerie Fire and Demoralizing Shout did not cause threat. Blizzard's developer note calls the Disarm change "a gameplay adjustment to match how it felt in original WoW."Blizzard: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, October 1, Classes > Druid, checked Oct 1, 2026.

October 8 raises the Druid critical-strike Rage bonus to 100% (was 75%) and fixes the Druid’s Demoralizing Roar, which now puts some threat on all affected targets. The companion Warrior Demoralizing Shout fix addresses the historical issue above. The retained October 15 update later announces that Faerie Fire generates threat in Bear and Dire Bear Form and fixes multiple Faerie Fire debuffs on one target; the notes do not restate threat for other forms.

Check the dated beta issue status.Source: Blizzard's October 8 beta notes, Classes > Druid > critical-strike Rage and Demoralizing Roar; Warrior > Demoralizing Shout, checked Oct 13, 2026; confirmed.

October 15 Druid Updates

The retained October 15 update post announces these changes in its latest captured text. Client extracts and offline tree projections are reported client data, not observed live-realm behavior. Source: Blizzard's October 15 beta development notes, post 6, Druid and Feral sections; latest text captured October 18 at 07:49 UTC.

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Druid Races and Leveling Utility

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

You can roll a Night Elf or High Order Skyborne Druid on the Alliance, or a Tauren or Windshaper Skyborne Druid on the Horde; Blizzard's race and class tables list all of them. Skyborne race access requires the Heroic Pack or higher; the Druid class page covers that entitlement.

Those are different utility options, not evidence that one race levels fastest. Check the full racial ability guide before choosing. This guide doesn't rank Druid race performance.

Where to Quest From 1 to 60

Pick a zone from your faction's column for each level band. These route anchors use the Classic Era zone brackets as a planning baseline. They aren't a Druid-only itinerary, and they don't claim every zone has unchanged Forever quest content. The leveling zones guide keeps original brackets separate from Forever additions and gives the source status for each one.

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Skyborne's confirmed Zephras Isle start covers levels 1 to 12. The cited sources give no Druid-specific quest route, and Blizzard hasn't published a post-island Skyborne itinerary. The October 1 notes touch three Druid class quests, listed in the table above, but give no route.

For a separate quest-by-quest route, compare RestedXP's WoW Forever routes, Zygor's WoW Forever guides, and the RestedXP versus Zygor comparison. Riverglades is a planned mid-30s to mid-40s option, not a required Druid stop. Its sources and status are on the route map.

Druid Trainer Spells by Level

Check the in-game spellbook and class trainer for who teaches a spell and what it costs. The beta client's spell tables do give each Druid spell a required level, and the sections below report those as client data. They don't say which trainer teaches a spell or what it costs, so this guide names neither. The sources cited above cover talent ranks and beta changes, not a verified Druid trainer schedule. Use the table above for talent points.

Druid Forms and Spell Levels in the Beta Client

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Read each level below as the level a spell requires, not a trainer schedule. Unless separately updated below, these are historical reported levels from spell tables in beta client build 1.60.1.70009. Shred Rank 1 is separately updated from the retained notes and build 70450. The older rows have not all been revalidated against 70450.Source: WoW Forever beta client SpellLevels, SkillLineAbility, SpellPower and SpellCooldowns tables, build 1.60.1.70009, read Sep 29, 2026. Trainer stock and prices are server data, which the client doesn't carry.

Levels 1 to 9: A Caster With No Talents

Through level 9 you fight with spells and heal with Healing Touch or Rejuvenation between pulls, because no form and no talent point exists yet. Wrath, Healing Touch and Mark of the Wild sit at level 1. Moonfire and Rejuvenation arrive at level 4, Thorns at 6 and Entangling Roots at 8.

Blizzard's September 24 notes raised Wrath's base damage by about 50%, which makes the level 1 opener stronger than it was in the earlier beta build.Source: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, Updated September 24, Change Log > Classes > Druid, checked Sep 28, 2026. Confirmed for that build.

Levels 10 to 19: Bear Form

Bear Form requires level 10 in the client, and it comes with Growl, Maul and Demoralizing Roar. Enrage follows at 12, Bash at 14, and Swipe and Aquatic Form at 16. Regrowth is level 12. The client's Enrage text says it reduces base armor by 27% in Bear Form and 16% in Dire Bear Form, so weigh that cost before you use it in a hard pull.

Every shift costs mana. In the client, Bear, Dire Bear and Cat Form each cost 55% of base mana, and Travel and Aquatic Form cost 20%. The same numbers sit in the Classic Era client, and Wowhead's Forever page for Cat Form also lists 55% of base mana.Source: Cat Form on Wowhead's Forever database, checked Sep 29, 2026. The form text also says shifting frees you from Polymorph and movement-impairing effects.

Share Image: Bear Form tooltip in the Feral Combat spellbook of the Talents Forever calculator, with Classic and Forever text side by side

This route's first ten points, Ferocity 5/5, Feral Swiftness 2/2 and Feral Instinct 3/3, land across these levels. Ferocity's reported text cuts Maul and Swipe costs, and Feral Instinct adds up to 30% Swipe damage by level 19. Feral Swiftness only pays off from level 20, when Cat Form exists.

Share Image: Feral Instinct talent tooltip in the Feral Combat tree of the Talents Forever calculator, naming a Swipe damage bonus and Prowl detection

A Community Build for the Same Levels

WoWForeverBuilds offers an unconfirmed alternative that spends levels 17 to 19 differently. WoWForeverBuilds published a level 20 beta Druid build on Sep 19, 2026, updated Sep 21, that also levels in Bear Form from 10 to 19 and switches to Cat Form at 20.Source: WoW Forever beta Druid build for level 20, checked Sep 29, 2026. It puts levels 17 to 19 into Heart of the Wild where this route takes Feral Instinct.

The page calls itself theorycraft that "has not been checked in the beta yet," so treat it as an unconfirmed alternative.

Cat Form and the Energy Math

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Levels 20 to 29: Cat Form Arrives

The historical 70009 tables put Cat Form, Claw, Rip, and Prowl at level 20. The retained October 15 update changes Shred Rank 1 from 22 to 20, corroborated by build 1.60.1.70450 SpellLevels (spell 5221); this does not verify trainer stock or teaching. The older tables put Rake at 24, Dash at 26, and Cower and Challenging Roar at 28. The tables also list Tiger's Fury at 24, but the October 1 beta build removed it.

The client also lists a Feral Charge spell at level 20 with a 15 second cooldown, which lines up with the route's 11th point on the standard schedule.

Share Image: Page one of the Feral Combat spellbook in the Talents Forever calculator, listing Bear Form, Cat Form, Claw, Dash, Cower and Challenging Roar

Shred needs you behind the target. Ravage and Pounce, learned at 32 and 36, need you behind it too, and they also need Prowl. Claw, Rake and Shred build Combo Points, and Rip and Ferocious Bite, a level 32 finisher, spend them.

Share Image: Shred tooltip in the Talents Forever spellbook showing 60 Energy, Requires Cat Form, a behind-the-target rule and Classic and Forever text

What the Talents Do to Energy Costs

Ferocity 5/5 takes up to 5 off Claw and Rake, and Shredding Attacks 3/3 takes up to 18 off Shred. The client's base costs are Claw 45 Energy, Rake 40, Shred 60, Ferocious Bite 35, Ravage 60 and Pounce 50.

Share Image: Shredding Attacks talent tooltip in the Feral Combat tree of the Talents Forever calculator, reducing the Energy cost of Shred

That's our own arithmetic on reported numbers, not a test: Claw at 40, Rake at 35 and Shred at 42, if the reductions stack as the tooltips read.

Under this suggested allocation and the historical tooltip arithmetic, Ferocity is filled by level 14 and Shredding Attacks at levels 31 to 33. The calculated Shred costs would be 60 Energy through level 30 and 42 from level 33 if those reductions apply as written; that is not a current gameplay measurement.

Levels 30 to 60: Finishers, Dire Bear and Berserk

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Level 40 is the required level for Dire Bear Form in the client and, on the standard schedule, the level this route reaches Berserk. Travel Form comes earlier, at level 30, and its client text says it works only outdoors. Pounce and Frenzied Regeneration are level 36. Frenzied Regeneration converts up to 10 Rage per second into health and has a 3 minute cooldown in the client.

Lacerate is a trained bleed in the beta tables, at levels 42, 50 and 58. The Classic Era client has no trained Lacerate ranks. No Druid row in the beta tables is named Mangle, which fits the confirmed Primal Bite rename. The client lists Primal Bite ranks at levels 25, 36, 48 and 60, and level 25 is when this route spends its 16th point on it.

Berserk lasts 15 seconds, has a 3 minute cooldown in the client, and requires Cat Form, Bear Form or Dire Bear Form. Its text makes Primal Bite hit up to 3 targets with no cooldown, and Primal Bite carries a 6 second cooldown otherwise. The beta tables list no name or level for higher ranks of Frenzied Regeneration or Faerie Fire (Feral), so this guide skips them. Tiger's Fury, which the tables listed too, was removed in the October 1 build.

What the Beta Level Cap Means for This Route

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Cap 20 at Opening, 30 From October 1

Since October 1 the beta caps you at level 30, which gives you 21 talent points, short of Berserk.

At level 20, the opening cap, the route gives you Ferocity 5/5, Feral Swiftness 2/2, Feral Instinct 3/3 and Feral Charge. At level 30, the new cap, you add these ten points:

• Savage Fury 2/2
• Sharpened Claws 2/2
• Primal Bite 1/1
• Predatory Strikes 3/3
• Blood Frenzy 1/2
• Leader of the Pack 1/1

Berserk needs 31 points, so neither the opening cap nor the new one reaches it.

Respecs and the Talented Perk

Trying a different order is cheap in the beta for now. Blizzard's September 24 notes set a respec at 1 silver in the beta if you haven't recently changed talents.Source: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, Updated September 24, Change Log > Classes, checked Sep 28, 2026. The cost is temporary.

If Talented moves points up to five levels earlier, a level 20 Druid could hold the 16 points normally reached at level 25. That is our arithmetic on Blizzard's wording.

Balance or Restoration instead of Feral?

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

What the Tree Data Shows

In the build 1.60.1.70009 read checked September 29, a 51-point plan filled Feral or Restoration and left 5 points over in Balance. That snapshot counted 19 Feral talents with 51 total ranks, 16 Restoration talents with 51 ranks and 16 Balance talents with 46 ranks. The newer Feral count below uses a separate 1.60.1.70450 projection; these different record types are not a single like-for-like talent count.Source: WoW Forever Talents Druid tree, client build 1.60.1.70009, counted from this site's extracted talent data, checked Sep 29, 2026.

The October 1 beta build removed King of the Jungle and added Shifting Power and Improved Shifting Power. The retained offline projection for build 1.60.1.70450 contains 20 Feral nodes with a combined maximum of 51 ranks. Shifting Power is 1/1; Improved Shifting Power is 2/2, with a 4/8-second cooldown reduction and a 20-point spend gate. Berserk has a 30-point spend gate and a prerequisite edge from Leader of the Pack, so it remains point 31.

These are extracted client records under offline tree-rule assumptions, not observed realm behavior. Keep points 42-44 as this guide's allocation suggestion, not a tested leveling result.

Caster and Healer Tooltips Worth Knowing

Balance talents reportedly cut Mana costs for casting, and a Restoration talent reportedly cuts them for shifting. Balance's Improved Wrath 5/5 reportedly cuts Wrath's cast time by 0.5 seconds and its Mana cost by 50%. Moonglow 3/3 cuts the Mana cost of damaging spells by 25%. Moonkin Form is a level 40 spell in the client.

Restoration's Natural Shapeshifter 3/3 reportedly cuts shapeshift Mana costs by 30%, which would offset part of the 55% shift cost. Furor 5/5 gives a 100% chance of 10 Rage when you shift into Bear Form. Wild Growth is a level 40 trained spell, and Blizzard confirmed it can now critically hit.

Share Image: Furor talent tooltip in the Restoration tree of the Talents Forever calculator, covering Rage on Bear Form and Energy on Cat Form

None of this is a leveling test. This guide doesn't model a hybrid split or rank any tree. The reported Balance tree and Restoration tree pages list every rank.

Racial Details That Matter While You Level

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

Night Elf and Tauren

The retained October 15 update announces the changes below; older utility descriptions are retained only where identified.

Night Elves add Dodge, Stealth while immobile and a critical chance boost; Tauren add a stun, Health and critical-damage utility. Blizzard's published Night Elf list adds Quickness (1% Dodge, 2% run speed, now stacking with other movement-speed increases), Shadowmeld (Stealth while immobile) and Elune's Light (10% critical chance for 15 seconds) to Wisp Spirit, which gives 75% increased run speed while dead.Source: Create the Hero You Want to Be in World of Warcraft: Forever, Alliance Racial Abilities, checked Sep 25, 2026. Confirmed.

Tauren add War Stomp (historically a 2-second stun; announced 90-second cooldown), Plainsrunning (+3% mounted speed that stacks with other mounted-speed increases, subject to a minimum distance per second) and Endurance (2% increased critical damage and healing, replacing 1% hit). Cultivation's cooldown is 15 minutes. Blizzard's September 24 notes give Cultivation a player-level rule: a herb's required level is its Herbalism skill divided by 5. A herb needing 100 skill needs player level 20, and herbs above 300 skill unlock at 60.

Skyborne

High Order's Read Ley Line, 100% increased Health and Mana regeneration, matters to a class that pays mana for every shift. Both Skyborne factions get Wind Blessed, now 3% Haste. Skysight and Read Ley Line can be cast while moving; Read Ley Line's minimum duration is 30 seconds. Windshaper adds Skysight, a 10% run-speed blessing. Blizzard's Skyborne start runs from level 1 to 12; the Skyborne race page has the rest.

The evidence retained for this page does not compare their leveling times; choose by the utility you prefer.

Dungeons and Group Content While Leveling

Historical reference, superseded where changed by November 2. The earlier spell rules and talent recommendations in this section are not current instructions.

A Druid can bring Bear Form to a group from level 10, and Growl, Maul and Swipe are the threat tools the tables list by level 16. Blizzard's beta list includes two new dungeons inside the level cap: Hall of Thanes (levels 13 to 18) and Ruins of Lordaeron (levels 15 to 20).Source: The World of Warcraft: Forever Beta Now Live, What's Available in Beta, checked Sep 28, 2026. Confirmed.

The October 1 beta build adds Excavation Site: Wetlands (levels 26 to 31) and gives access to Razorfen Downs (25+) and Uldaman (30+). It also cuts the extra experience dungeon quests give by 50%.Confirmed for the betaSource: WoW Forever Beta Development Notes, October 1, Changes and Updates and Quests, checked Oct 1, 2026.

Lacerate does not arrive until level 42 in the beta tables, so a Bear Druid has no bleed to lean on before then. The Forever dungeons guide lists the instances and their brackets.

Using a Leveling Addon as a Druid

Neither guide names Druid in what it has published. RestedXP says "Every route will be optimized for your class"Planned, first-party, in the future tense, and its Forever page promises an Enhanced Talent Builder with talent recommendations while leveling.Planned, first-party, in the future tenseSource: RestedXP Forever leveling guides, checked Sep 28, 2026. Its free addon's Sep 25 release notes list Teldrassil and Mulgore Forever updates, the Night Elf and Tauren starts.Source: RXPGuides releases on GitHub, checked Sep 28, 2026.

RestedXP also says routes for levels 35 to 60 arrive after launch, so check the RestedXP page on buying now or waiting for current scope. Zygor says Elite subscribers get its Forever guides at launch, and a staff reply on Sep 21 said "No beta guides, just for launch."Source: Zygor's WoW Forever guides announcement, checked Sep 28, 2026. The Zygor page has the details.