WoW Forever expands the level 1–60 dungeon journey with nine new instances alongside familiar Classic-style dungeon progression. From Hall of Thanes and Ruins of Lordaeron to Blackmaw Hold and Shaper’s Terrace, this guide explains the best dungeon level ranges, when each instance is worth running, how to stack dungeon quests, and when to move on.
Dungeons are an important part of WoW Forever's level 1–60 journey, but Blizzard does not appear to be designing them as a replacement for the outdoor world.
Forever's central philosophy is that the journey matters, with leveling, exploration, dungeons, professions, and social interaction all contributing to character progression.
Blizzard has confirmed nine entirely new dungeons:
Hall of Thanes
Ruins of Lordaeron
Excavation Site above Whelgar's Excavation
City of Dalaran
The Drowned City
Krol'dok Stronghold
Alcaz Prison
Blackmaw Hold
Shaper's Terrace
These dungeons are deliberately spread across the leveling journey and placed inside familiar parts of Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor.
Forever also keeps its Classic-style principles: no universal level scaling, no flying, and stronger emphasis on preparation, communication, crowd control, and group cooperation.
That means dungeon level matters.
Entering too early can result in:
More missed attacks
More resisted spells
Greater incoming damage
Slower boss kills
More healer pressure
More wipes
Worse experience per hour
The best dungeon leveling strategy is therefore not to enter everything at the minimum possible level.
Enter when your group can clear efficiently.
The current practical ranges are:
Hall of Thanes — Level 13–18
Ruins of Lordaeron — Level 15–20
City of Dalaran — Broadly Level 20–35, with late-20s/early-30s appearing to be the intended core range
Wetlands Excavation Site — Level 24–29
The Drowned City — Level 35–40
Krol'dok Stronghold — Upper-mid-level dungeon; reports currently conflict between roughly 35–40 and a wider 40–55 range
Alcaz Prison — Level 48–53
Blackmaw Hold — Level 55–60
Shaper's Terrace — Level 58–60
Blizzard's official announcement confirms the nine dungeon names and locations/themes, while panel live coverage supplies most of the provisional level ranges.
Because some reports conflict, especially around City of Dalaran and Krol'dok Stronghold, do not treat every number as final until beta testing confirms enemy levels and quest requirements.
Probably not on your first character.
Dungeon grinding can be efficient in Classic-style WoW when you have:
A fixed five-player group
Strong AoE
A reliable tank
An efficient healer
Good dungeon knowledge
Minimal travel downtime
Traditional Classic routes have historically used repeatable dungeon farming successfully, especially through Scarlet Monastery, Zul'Farrak, Blackrock Depths, and Lower Blackrock Spire.
Forever changes the equation.
Blizzard is placing more than 1,000 new quests throughout the 1–60 world and has specifically emphasized exploration and dungeon quests as part of progression. Developer interviews have also described improved dungeon-quest experience as a way to make discovering and completing instances attractive without reducing leveling to repetitive grinding.
For most players, the better Forever approach should be:
Quest → collect dungeon quests → complete dungeon → turn in quests → return to world leveling.
Repeat the instance when:
The XP remains strong
Important loot still matters
Your group clears efficiently
You enjoy the dungeon
You have unfinished objectives
Do not repeat it simply because you entered it once.
Recommended range: 13–18
Location: Beneath Ironforge
Hall of Thanes is one of Forever's first new dungeons.
The dungeon explores the burial chambers of ancient Dwarven rulers beneath Ironforge.
Alliance players are thematically called to defend the location, although Horde adventurers are not completely excluded from entering it. Same-day BlizzCon coverage identifies it as a level 13–18 dungeon.
A first run around the middle of the recommended bracket should generally be safer than forcing it immediately at level 13.
It should fit naturally into early Alliance leveling from:
Dun Morogh
Loch Modan
Ironforge-connected questing
Horde players need to consider the additional travel cost.
For them, Hall of Thanes may be more useful as a discovery or quest run than as an efficient repeat grind.
It gives Alliance characters an early dungeon option that complements the traditional Deadmines route.
If its dungeon quests provide strong experience and useful equipment, it may reduce the need for Alliance characters to wait as long before their first substantial five-player experience.
Recommended range: 15–20
Location: Ruins above Undercity
Ruins of Lordaeron acts almost like the Horde counterpart to Hall of Thanes.
The Forsaken are attempting to reclaim parts of their ruined former capital while Scourge threats remain inside.
BlizzCon coverage places the dungeon around 15–20, with Horde characters receiving the most natural narrative entry while Alliance players can still find a way inside.
It should fit particularly well for characters leveling through:
Tirisfal Glades
Silverpine Forest
Northern Eastern Kingdoms
Because the entrance is close to Forsaken territory, Horde players should have much lower travel overhead.
For efficiency:
Alliance: Hall of Thanes is likely easier to integrate.
Horde: Ruins of Lordaeron should fit more naturally.
But both dungeons appear intended to be accessible to both factions.
If one has significantly better quests or equipment for your class, it can still be worth traveling.
Forever's new dungeons fill gaps rather than making familiar Classic dungeon progression irrelevant.
Traditional early dungeon ranges provide a useful baseline:
Ragefire Chasm — roughly 13–18
The Deadmines — roughly 17–22
Wailing Caverns — roughly 17–24
Shadowfang Keep — roughly 20–26
Blackfathom Deeps — roughly 22–28
The Stockade — roughly 24–32
Classic dungeon ranges vary slightly between guides because the minimum entrance level and recommended full-clear level are not the same.
The important Forever rule is:
Do not automatically choose the new dungeon just because it is new.
Choose whichever dungeon combines:
Shorter travel
More quests
Better upgrades
Appropriate enemy levels
A group you can actually form
City of Dalaran is one of Forever's most unusual new dungeons.
The magical barrier surrounding Dalaran has fallen, but the restored city has serious magical problems that the Kirin Tor have not fully controlled.
Wowhead's BlizzCon live coverage described it as content available to players in the 20–35 range, while other detailed panel coverage places the more focused dungeon bracket around 28–33.
That likely means the dungeon has a broader accessibility window while its most comfortable enemies or quests may sit in the upper 20s and lower 30s.
For most groups, entering somewhere in the later 20s is likely safer than immediately at level 20.
The dungeon should fit naturally with leveling through:
Hillsbrad Foothills
Alterac
Arathi Highlands
Nearby northern Eastern Kingdoms routes
A wide level bracket makes it potentially useful for several levels.
It may become a dungeon you:
Complete once for quests in the 20s
Revisit for loot
Return to later if additional quest chains open
Do not assume this yet, however, because Blizzard has not published the complete quest structure.
Reported range: 24–29
Location: Above Whelgar's Excavation, Wetlands
This dungeon expands the Titan and archaeology themes surrounding Whelgar's Excavation.
Strange phenomena have appeared around the dig site, giving the Explorer's League another reason to investigate the region.
Same-day panel reporting places the dungeon around 24–29.
The Wetlands already connects naturally to:
Loch Modan
Menethil
Northern Alliance travel
Mid-20s questing
Alliance players leveling nearby should have very little reason to skip a quest-rich first clear.
Horde characters may need to evaluate whether the travel is worth the available quests and rewards.
A character in the mid-to-late 20s may choose among:
Wetlands Excavation Site
Blackfathom Deeps
The Stockade
Razorfen Kraul
Early Gnomeregan
City of Dalaran as levels increase
This is one of the first level bands where Forever offers considerably more dungeon choice than original Vanilla.
The 30-level range has historically been one of Classic's strongest dungeon-leveling periods.
Familiar options include:
Gnomeregan — around 29–38
Razorfen Kraul — around 29–38
Scarlet Monastery — multiple wings spanning much of the 30s and early 40s
Classic dungeon leveling routes often favor Scarlet Monastery because its separate wings let groups progress through increasing enemy levels without repeatedly traveling to another part of Azeroth.
Forever adds City of Dalaran to this range.
That creates a much more interesting choice.
There is no verified answer yet.
Scarlet Monastery has a proven Classic advantage:
Dense enemy packs
Multiple wings
Short reset routes
Good experience
Established quests
Strong equipment
Dalaran may gain an advantage through:
New dungeon quests
New rewards
New discoveries
Completely unfamiliar encounters
Potentially efficient quest XP
For a first Forever character, Dalaran is probably worth at least one full quest run even if Scarlet Monastery eventually proves faster for pure XP.
Reported range: 35–40
Location: Off the coast of Stranglethorn Vale
The Drowned City is an ancient Troll settlement that has risen from the sea.
Blizzard describes conflict involving:
Troll ruins
Naga
Pirates
and same-day coverage places the dungeon around 35–40.
Stranglethorn Vale is already a major leveling destination.
That makes a dungeon off its coast particularly convenient.
Players questing through the region can potentially:
Pick up outdoor quests
Collect dungeon quests
Run The Drowned City
Return to nearby quest hubs
without crossing half of Azeroth.
Travel efficiency matters enormously in a game without flying.
Move on once:
Most dungeon enemies become noticeably low-level
Quest XP dries up
Major loot upgrades have been replaced
Your group can progress efficiently into higher-level dungeons
Do not keep repeating an instance simply because you know the route perfectly.
Krol'dok Stronghold is a massive Ogre-controlled dungeon associated with Riverglades.
This is the dungeon with the largest current level-range conflict.
One BlizzCon recap lists it around 35–40.
Other coverage reports a much broader 40–55 range.
Wowhead's liveblog grouped Krol'dok among higher-level dungeons intended for characters within the broader 40–60 part of progression.
Because of that conflict, the correct pre-release advice is:
Treat Krol'dok Stronghold as an upper-mid-level dungeon and check its actual enemy and quest levels before committing to it as a leveling grind.
Do not publish a fixed "40–55" route around it until beta verifies the dungeon.
Riverglades itself is designed as one of Forever's major mid-level questing areas.
A large dungeon embedded in that zone creates an obvious quest-and-dungeon loop.
If Krol'dok carries several Riverglades quest chains, it could become one of the best dungeons for players already leveling there.
While Forever's new content is important, familiar instances remain useful around this stage.
Strong Classic-style options include:
Scarlet Monastery Armory / Cathedral
Razorfen Downs
Uldaman
Traditional Classic dungeon guides generally place these in roughly the late-30s to mid-40s range.
Uldaman has useful lore, quests, and rewards, but its layout makes it less attractive for repeated XP farming than a compact dungeon.
This distinction matters throughout Forever:
Some dungeons are good leveling farms.
Others are good quest runs.
Those are not necessarily the same thing.
Traditional Classic leveling becomes very dungeon-friendly again around the mid-40s.
Zul'Farrak is one of the strongest examples.
Classic routes generally recommend it around 44–49, thanks to:
Large numbers of enemies
Several quests
Useful equipment
Relatively efficient group routes
Other options include:
Uldaman
Maraudon
Temple of Atal'Hakkar
Classic leveling guides generally favor Zul'Farrak for repeated XP while treating Maraudon and Sunken Temple more as valuable quest/loot runs.
Forever's new dungeons may change the exact optimal route, especially once Krol'dok's final bracket is confirmed.
Reported range: 48–53
Location: Alcaz Island
Alcaz Prison turns one of original Azeroth's mysterious locations into a full dungeon.
Panel coverage describes the prison as a place associated with important captives, with Defias involvement and additional threats inside.
The reported recommended range is 48–53.
The late 40s can involve considerable travel between:
Tanaris
Feralas
Hinterlands
Searing Gorge
Un'Goro
Other high-level zones
A good dungeon can provide concentrated experience without requiring repeated cross-continent quest travel.
If Alcaz Prison launches with several strong dungeon quests, it could become an efficient bridge toward the early 50s.
By this stage, equipment begins mattering more for your transition into level-60 content.
Evaluate dungeon rewards not only as leveling gear, but as possible stepping stones toward:
High-level dungeons
Maximum-level questing
Early pre-raid gearing
Familiar dungeons remain extremely important here.
Typical Classic recommendations include:
Maraudon — roughly 47–52
Temple of Atal'Hakkar / Sunken Temple — roughly 50–55
Blackrock Depths — starting around the low 50s and remaining useful deep into the 50s
Blackrock Depths deserves special attention.
It is enormous.
Different sections contain enemies of very different difficulty.
A group can begin using easier portions before being ready for the entire dungeon.
Classic leveling routes frequently use BRD from roughly 49–56, with later sections remaining useful beyond that.
Long dungeons have larger travel and clear-time costs.
Do not enter Sunken Temple, Maraudon, or BRD with an empty quest log if you can reasonably collect several objectives beforehand.
One well-prepared run can be much more valuable than multiple unprepared clears.
Reported range: 55–60
Blackmaw Hold explores a Furbolg settlement affected by spreading corruption.
Blizzard's official description emphasizes a deep underground city and the growing corruption inside it, while BlizzCon coverage places it around 55–60.
At level 55+, you are no longer thinking only about XP.
You should also care about whether dungeon rewards remain useful after reaching 60.
Blackmaw Hold is positioned exactly where leveling and early endgame begin to overlap.
Potential reasons to run it include:
Experience
Dungeon quests
High-level equipment
Profession Blueprints
Story progression
Preparing for level-60 content
Blizzard has confirmed that advanced profession Blueprint recipes can drop from dungeon bosses, giving dungeon runs value beyond combat gear.
Reported range: 58–60
Location: Un'Goro Crater
Shaper's Terrace explores Titan mysteries around Un'Goro.
It is one of Forever's highest-level new launch dungeons and is reported at approximately 58–60.
At level 58 or 59, experience is still useful.
But the real question becomes:
Will this dungeon help my level-60 character?
Shaper's Terrace is likely to be especially relevant because its level range places it directly at the transition into maximum-level progression.
Run it for:
Final leveling experience
High-level quest rewards
Equipment
Profession-related drops
Familiarity with harder group content
If you reach level 60 inside the dungeon, that does not automatically mean you should leave.
The rewards may matter more than the experience.
Forever's new high-level instances compete with some of original WoW's strongest dungeons:
Blackrock Depths
Lower Blackrock Spire
Scholomance
Stratholme
Dire Maul
Classic recommendations generally put these around the upper 50s, with many rewards remaining useful after reaching level cap.
This creates an important difference between early dungeon leveling and late dungeon leveling.
At level 20, your main concerns are:
XP
Immediate upgrades
Quest rewards
At level 58, your concerns become:
XP
Pre-raid gear
Profession recipes
Long-term equipment
Attunement or progression-style quest chains
Reputation or faction benefits where applicable
The "best dungeon" therefore changes depending on whether your goal is reaching 60 quickly or preparing your character for what comes afterward.
Based on current information, several dungeons stand out.
Hall of Thanes / Ruins of Lordaeron
Which one is best depends largely on faction and travel.
Alliance should find Hall of Thanes easier to integrate.
Horde should find Ruins of Lordaeron easier.
Wetlands Excavation Site
Its 24–29 reported bracket fits neatly between early instances and the major level-30 dungeon tier.
City of Dalaran
Its broad reported accessibility makes it one of the most interesting Forever-specific leveling options, especially for players who want new content rather than repeating Scarlet Monastery.
The Drowned City
Its placement near Stranglethorn Vale makes it easy to combine with one of Azeroth's major outdoor leveling regions.
Alcaz Prison
Its 48–53 bracket provides a useful transition into the high-level dungeon game.
Blackmaw Hold
It occupies a useful bracket where XP, equipment, and level-60 preparation all matter.
Shaper's Terrace
Its reported 58–60 range makes it particularly useful for finishing the leveling journey while beginning endgame preparation.
Before entering any dungeon, ask:
How many quests can I complete inside?
A dungeon containing six relevant quests can be substantially more valuable than one containing none, even if its enemy XP is slightly worse.
Forever's official announcement specifically highlights dungeon quests and new rewards as part of its PvE structure.
For the new Forever dungeons, Blizzard has not yet published complete quest names.
That means guides claiming a finalized quest checklist for Hall of Thanes, Drowned City, Blackmaw Hold, or Shaper's Terrace are currently getting ahead of the available information.
Once those quests are testable, the ideal strategy will be:
Collect every compatible quest before the first run.
Existing Classic quest structures provide useful examples of why preparation matters.
Notable dungeon quest chains traditionally include objectives associated with:
Ragefire Chasm — Hidden Enemies and other Orgrimmar-linked quests.
The Deadmines — Westfall chains leading through the Defias story.
Gnomeregan — The Grand Betrayal and several engineering/exploration objectives.
Scarlet Monastery — faction-specific chains covering several wings.
Uldaman — The Platinum Discs and Titan-related exploration.
Zul'Farrak — Gahz'rilla, Divino-matic Rod, and several Troll-related quests.
Maraudon — Corruption of Earth and Seed, Scepter of Celebras, and associated chains.
Temple of Atal'Hakkar — class and story quests involving the temple.
Classic dungeon guides demonstrate how dramatically quest stacking improves the value of a first dungeon clear.
However, Forever may modify some old quests or rewards.
Use these as a baseline, not an assumption that every quest remains identical.
Yes.
Forever gives professions much more connection to dungeon content.
Blizzard has announced advanced Blueprint recipes obtained from dungeon bosses as part of the profession redesign.
That means a dungeon you have outleveled slightly may still be relevant if:
You need a Blueprint
A guildmate needs one
The recipe supports your profession progression
The crafted item remains valuable
This is another reason to avoid judging dungeon value purely by XP/hour.
Forever is deliberately restoring more tactical dungeon combat.
Blizzard has specifically highlighted crowd-control tools such as:
Polymorph
Fear
Banish
Roots
and has said damage dealers should respect threat instead of assuming tanks can instantly control every enemy in large pulls.
A good dungeon group therefore needs more than maximum DPS.
Your standard five-player composition should generally include:
1 Tank
1 Healer
3 Damage Dealers
But the damage slots should ideally bring useful tools.
Interrupts, crowd control, dispels, buffs, slows, and emergency support can prevent wipes.
This may be the single biggest adjustment for players coming from modern WoW.
Forever's dungeon philosophy is more deliberate.
Do not automatically:
Pull an entire room
Spam AoE immediately
Ignore threat
Break crowd control
Run ahead of the tank
Assume the healer has infinite Mana
Instead:
Mark dangerous enemies.
Control one when needed.
Focus priority targets.
Allow threat to establish.
Interrupt dangerous casts.
Give casters time to recover Mana.
A slower controlled pull is faster than wiping.
Move on when several of these become true:
Enemies are increasingly below your level
XP per kill drops
Dungeon quests are finished
Important loot has been replaced
Travel to another dungeon is now reasonable
Higher-level dungeons provide better equipment
Your group can comfortably handle the next tier
Do not stay because the dungeon feels easy.
Easy content can become inefficient content.
For your first character, think of dungeons in three categories.
Enter once with every available quest.
Best for:
Long instances
Awkward travel
Valuable one-time rewards
Dungeons with lower repeat efficiency
Examples may include Uldaman, Maraudon, and some of Forever's new story-heavy dungeons.
Repeat until you obtain an important weapon, trinket, profession Blueprint, or other meaningful reward.
This can be especially worthwhile for weapon-dependent classes such as Warriors and Rogues.
Repeat because the dungeon offers excellent enemy density and your group clears it extremely efficiently.
Classic examples historically include:
Scarlet Monastery
Zul'Farrak
Blackrock Depths sections
Whether Forever's new dungeons join that list cannot be determined until players can test actual XP/hour.
A practical first-character route currently looks like this:
Levels 13–18
Hall of Thanes for Alliance-oriented routing.
Ragefire Chasm for Horde.
Begin Deadmines when appropriate.
Levels 15–24
Ruins of Lordaeron.
Deadmines.
Wailing Caverns.
Shadowfang Keep.
Levels 24–30
Wetlands Excavation Site.
Blackfathom Deeps.
The Stockade.
Razorfen Kraul.
Early Gnomeregan.
Levels 28–35
City of Dalaran.
Gnomeregan.
Scarlet Monastery.
Levels 35–40
The Drowned City.
Scarlet Monastery.
Razorfen Downs.
Krol'dok if its final enemy bracket supports this range.
Levels 40–48
Uldaman.
Zul'Farrak.
Krol'dok Stronghold depending on confirmed beta range.
Maraudon as you approach its appropriate level.
Levels 48–53
Alcaz Prison.
Maraudon.
Temple of Atal'Hakkar.
Early Blackrock Depths.
Levels 53–57
Blackrock Depths.
Temple of Atal'Hakkar.
Higher-level classic dungeon quest runs.
Levels 55–60
Blackmaw Hold.
Blackrock Depths.
Lower Blackrock Spire.
Scholomance.
Stratholme.
Dire Maul.
Levels 58–60
Shaper's Terrace.
High-level Classic dungeons.
Begin prioritizing gear and profession rewards that remain useful at level 60.
This is a routing framework, not a required sequence.
Your actual best route depends on faction, group availability, class, travel position, quests, and which gear upgrades you need.
Early Alliance routing should prioritize convenience.
Strong options include:
Hall of Thanes
Deadmines
Wetlands Excavation Site
The Stockade
Gnomeregan
Then the factions converge into more neutral mid-level and high-level instances.
Hall of Thanes and the Wetlands dungeon are especially convenient because they fit directly into common Alliance leveling geography.
Travel time can matter as much as clear speed.
Horde gets excellent early access to:
Ragefire Chasm
Ruins of Lordaeron
Wailing Caverns
Shadowfang Keep
Later:
Razorfen Kraul
Scarlet Monastery
and neutral Forever dungeons become increasingly convenient.
Horde's early dungeon situation has traditionally been strong because Ragefire Chasm is located directly inside Orgrimmar.
Ruins of Lordaeron adds another extremely accessible faction-themed dungeon for Forsaken-side progression.
Being technically allowed inside does not mean your group can clear efficiently.
One quest-rich clear may provide more value than several blind runs.
If your Mage Polymorphs a dangerous enemy, do not immediately hit it with AoE.
Opening with your strongest burst before the tank establishes control can turn a clean pull into chaos.
Forever is adding more than 1,000 quests across Azeroth.
Pure dungeon spam means skipping a major portion of the game Forever is designed around.
Dungeon Blueprints can make boss kills relevant even when XP is no longer ideal.
Once XP, quests, and equipment stop providing value, progress to another dungeon.
Several dungeon brackets are still based on BlizzCon coverage.
Beta can change them.
Not automatically.
They are newer.
That does not guarantee better XP/hour.
Classic instances have structural advantages players already understand.
Scarlet Monastery is compact.
Zul'Farrak contains large enemy groups.
Blackrock Depths offers enormous amounts of content.
Forever's new dungeons may compete through:
Better quest experience
New gear
Profession Blueprints
Convenient location
Different enemy density
More efficient routes
We will not know the true fastest dungeon leveling meta until players can test them.
For a first playthrough, however, the new dungeons should be worth prioritizing at least once because they are a major part of what makes Forever different from Vanilla.
How many new dungeons are in WoW Forever?
Blizzard has confirmed nine new dungeons: Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron, the Wetlands Excavation Site, City of Dalaran, The Drowned City, Krol'dok Stronghold, Alcaz Prison, Blackmaw Hold, and Shaper's Terrace.
What is the first new dungeon in WoW Forever?
Hall of Thanes is currently reported for levels 13–18, making it the earliest of the nine new dungeons by announced range. Ruins of Lordaeron follows at approximately 15–20.
What level is Ruins of Lordaeron?
BlizzCon coverage places Ruins of Lordaeron around levels 15–20.
What level is City of Dalaran?
Panel coverage gives a broad 20–35 window, while more detailed live reporting places its core dungeon experience around 28–33. Treat the final optimal range as provisional until beta verifies it.
What level is the Wetlands Excavation Site?
The reported range is approximately 24–29.
What level is The Drowned City?
The reported range is 35–40. It is located off the coast of Stranglethorn Vale.
What level is Krol'dok Stronghold?
The current reporting conflicts. Some panel coverage places it around 35–40, while other sources describe a wider upper-mid-level range. Check beta enemy and quest levels before treating one range as final.
What level is Alcaz Prison?
The reported range is 48–53.
What level is Blackmaw Hold?
The reported range is approximately 55–60.
What level is Shaper's Terrace?
The reported range is 58–60, making it one of Forever's highest-level new launch dungeons.
Should I spam dungeons to level in WoW Forever?
Dungeon grinding may be efficient with a strong premade group, but Forever is deliberately emphasizing outdoor questing, exploration, and dungeon quests. A mixed quest-and-dungeon route should be the safest first-character strategy until actual XP/hour testing is available.
Should I collect quests before entering a dungeon?
Yes. Dungeon quest experience and rewards can make a first clear significantly more valuable. Blizzard has explicitly highlighted dungeon quests as part of Forever's progression.
Can dungeon bosses drop profession recipes?
Yes. Blizzard has confirmed advanced profession Blueprint recipes from dungeon bosses.
What are the best Classic dungeons for leveling?
Traditional Classic leveling routes commonly favor Scarlet Monastery through much of the 30s, Zul'Farrak in the mid-to-late 40s, Blackrock Depths in the 50s, and Lower Blackrock Spire approaching level 60. Forever's new dungeons may alter this route once real testing is available.
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