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World of Warcraft: Forever’s beta is in full swing, and if its popularity is any indication of how the full launch might go, it’s going to be big, as Blizzard has had to increase the beta’s population cap multiple times.
Forever was Blizzard’s big finale during its BlizzCon 2026 opening ceremony, a modified version of WoW Classic that keeps the old-school MMORPG’s gameplay and world but brings plenty of new changes and content as well. It’s something WoW Classic players have asked for years, and Blizzard is now finally ready to deliver.
The beta kicked off September 17 with an initial level cap of 20 and will run through October 21, with Forever’s full launch slated for November 4. It’s important to note that it’s not an open beta that anyone can join. Players need to purchase the $60 Skyborne Epic Pack (which unlocks the new playable Skyborne race in Forever) to gain access.
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Despite a $60 barrier to entry, everything points towards the beta being huge. From the get go, the beta ran into problems due to sheer popularity, with WoW: Forever senior game producer Tom Ellis (who has since deleted their X account) posting a
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