WoW: Forever leak tips 11 classes; Make-a-Wish quest return
A Battle.net survey lists eleven candidate classes, while the team says it will make room for a fan-loved Make-a-Wish quest from The Burning Crusade.
An alleged survey pushed to select players through the Battle.net launcher outlines eleven possible new classes for World of Warcraft: Forever. The list mixes brand new ideas with old-school versions of existing staples, naming Bard, Necromancer, Tinker, Warden, Witch, Illusionist, San'layn and Runemaster alongside Death Knight, Monk and Demon Hunter. Content creators such as Bellular have broken the details down, covering lore, weapons, armor, resources and signature abilities. Blizzard asks participants not to disclose surveys, yet their contents routinely surface. The Runemaster appeared under several labels, including Metalborn and Runeknight. None of the classes has been confirmed, and the studio has time to turn ideas into reality.
Separately, Blizzard said it will bend its own rules for a quest tied to a Make-a-Wish request. Kyle's Gone Missing, added in The Burning Crusade almost twenty years ago, asks players to help Ahab Wheathoof find his dog. It was designed by Ezra Chatterton, who also voiced the character, and became a rite of passage. The expansion is not part of Forever, but enough players asked that the team agreed to add it anyway. Community manager Kaivax replied that the studio is working on it and told fans to stay tuned. Mulgore, the zone that holds the quest, is already accessible, and Forever launches November 4.
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Where this story ran: 2 outlets on 29 September 2026. The summary above is written by GamersGuild; the links go to the original reports.
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World of Warcraft is Blizzard Entertainment's long-running online RPG, launched on November 23, 2004 and still sold as a subscription rather than a one-off purchase. A single subscription covers both the retail game and World of Warcraft Classic, and Blizzard lists Windows and macOS among its supported systems. The studio is running the WoW Forever beta alongside the live game.
