WoW Forever adds nine completely new dungeons across the level 1–60 journey, from the Hall of Thanes beneath Ironforge to Shaper’s Terrace in Un’Goro Crater. This guide covers every new dungeon, current level ranges, locations, stories, confirmed boss information, loot changes, profession Blueprints, and what remains unknown before full testing.
WoW Forever does not replace original Azeroth's dungeon progression.
Instead, Blizzard is adding nine new dungeons throughout the level 1–60 journey.
The confirmed roster is:
Hall of Thanes — Level 13–18
Ruins of Lordaeron — Level 15–20
Excavation Site — Level 24–29
City of Dalaran — Level 28–33
The Drowned City — Level 35–40
Krol'dok Stronghold — Level 40–55
Alcaz Prison — Level 48–53
Blackmaw Hold — Level 55–60
Shaper's Terrace — Level 58–60
Blizzard's official reveal confirms all nine destinations, while current coverage from the Forever presentation provides their practical level brackets.
These instances are deliberately positioned inside familiar parts of Azeroth.
Instead of entering a separate expansion continent, players investigate places that Classic players may have wondered about for years:
What lies beneath Ironforge?
What remains inside Lordaeron?
What happened behind Dalaran's barrier?
What is hidden on Alcaz Island?
What lies behind Azshara's mysterious furbolg territory?
What were the Titans doing in Un'Goro?
That makes the new dungeon system an extension of Forever's larger design philosophy:
Look deeper into original Azeroth rather than abandon it.
For quick reference, the current reported progression is:
13–18 — Hall of Thanes
15–20 — Ruins of Lordaeron
24–29 — Excavation Site
28–33 — City of Dalaran
35–40 — The Drowned City
40–55 — Krol'dok Stronghold
48–53 — Alcaz Prison
55–60 — Blackmaw Hold
58–60 — Shaper's Terrace
These should be treated as recommended dungeon ranges rather than immutable entrance requirements until the final client confirms minimum levels, quest requirements, enemy levels, and complete dungeon tuning.
Level Range: 13–18
Location: Beneath Ironforge
Primary Theme: Ancient Dwarven burial chambers
Hall of Thanes is the earliest of Forever's nine new dungeons.
Deep beneath Ironforge lie sacred burial chambers containing ancient Dwarven monarchs and treasures.
Something has breached those halls.
Players enter the dungeon to investigate the disturbance and protect—or, depending on faction and motivation, perhaps acquire—the treasures hidden inside.
Current descriptions mention intruders disturbing the tombs and ghostly activity within the chambers.
No.
Its story is strongly Alliance-oriented because the dungeon lies beneath Ironforge and Dwarves naturally have the greatest interest in protecting it.
However, Horde players can also find their way inside.
That resembles Forever's broader approach to faction-themed dungeons:
The story can belong more naturally to one faction without making the entire instance permanently inaccessible to the other.
Blizzard has not yet published the Hall of Thanes boss roster.
No complete list of boss names, abilities, or encounter mechanics should currently be treated as confirmed.
The setting suggests encounters involving the breached royal crypts and whatever has disturbed the dead, but naming specific bosses before they appear in verified game data would be speculation.
Individual Hall of Thanes loot has not been published.
What we do know is that Forever is redesigning dungeon loot across the entire game.
Blizzard says every dungeon drop has been re-examined, less exciting items have been adjusted, hundreds of new drops have been added, and unique dungeon-boss items are being upgraded to blue quality.
That should make even an early dungeon like Hall of Thanes worth examining for memorable leveling gear rather than treating it purely as an experience source.
Level Range: 15–20
Location: Ruins above the Undercity
Primary Theme: Forsaken reclamation and lingering Scourge
The ruined capital of Lordaeron becomes a proper dungeon in WoW Forever.
The Forsaken are attempting to reclaim parts of their former city, but the Scourge still linger within its devastated halls.
Current dungeon descriptions also mention a necromancer preparing another threat.
That makes Ruins of Lordaeron more than a generic undead dungeon.
It continues one of Warcraft's most important historical locations.
Ruins of Lordaeron is naturally positioned as a Horde-side dungeon.
Forsaken characters in particular have direct story reasons to enter.
Alliance characters are not completely locked out, though Blizzard has indicated that they will need to find their own way into the ruins.
That mirrors Hall of Thanes:
Hall of Thanes — naturally Alliance-oriented
Ruins of Lordaeron — naturally Horde-oriented
Both remain actual world dungeons rather than faction-exclusive scenario content.
No complete boss list has been officially revealed.
We know that necromantic and Scourge threats are involved, but the specific encounter roster remains unknown.
Do not assume bosses from later versions of Lordaeron or Undercity will automatically appear in Forever.
Forever follows its own continuation of original Azeroth.
The specific item table remains unknown.
Players can reasonably expect the dungeon to follow Forever's broader itemization principles:
More interesting blue boss items.
Reworked dungeon rewards.
Better role coverage.
Additional new equipment.
Potential profession-related Blueprint opportunities.
Exact items and their sources need verified game data before they can be listed responsibly.
Level Range: 24–29
Location: Above Whelgar's Excavation, Wetlands
Primary Theme: Titan mysteries and malfunctioning constructs
One of Forever's new dungeons expands an existing Wetlands mystery.
The dungeon sits above Whelgar's Excavation, where strange events have attracted the attention of the Explorer's League.
Reports from the presentation describe:
Mysterious lights.
Unusual mist.
Titan machinery.
Rogue constructs.
It is exactly the type of place Forever is designed to explore:
A familiar Vanilla location that always hinted at something bigger underneath.
Blizzard's official recap describes it as a mysterious excavation site above Whelgar's Excavation rather than clearly presenting a more elaborate proper dungeon name.
Current coverage commonly calls it:
Excavation Site
or
Wetlands Excavation Site
The final in-client name should be verified once available.
No boss roster has been officially published.
Titan constructs and whatever force is disrupting the dig are obvious parts of the dungeon's premise, but specific encounter names remain unknown.
No item-by-item table is available.
Titan-themed dungeons traditionally create room for unusual weapons, trinkets, mechanical items, and profession rewards, but none of those should be assigned to specific bosses until verified.
The confirmed point is broader:
Forever's dungeon loot is being extensively reworked rather than copied directly from Vanilla itemization.
Level Range: 28–33
Location: Dalaran
Primary Theme: Arcane instability, constructs, and demonic trouble
Dalaran is one of Forever's most exciting dungeon concepts.
In original WoW, the city is largely concealed behind its magical barrier.
Forever changes that.
The protective barrier has come down.
The city has been restored, but the Kirin Tor do not have the situation completely under control.
Players enter to deal with magical chaos involving:
Unstable enchantments.
Uncontrolled constructs.
Arcane trouble.
Demonic activity.
Blizzard's presentation describes a City of Dalaran dungeon experience, while coverage also indicates there is a wider city to explore.
That means players should avoid assuming the entire restored city functions only as one sealed five-player corridor.
The exact boundary between explorable Dalaran and the dungeon instance still needs full documentation.
No official boss names have been released.
Given the premise, encounters could logically involve constructs, magical anomalies, or demonic enemies, but those are categories rather than confirmed boss identities.
Until Blizzard or the beta client reveals them, specific boss guides would be speculation.
Specific loot remains unknown.
However, City of Dalaran is particularly interesting for casters because Forever is improving spellcaster itemization across the game.
Blizzard has confirmed that caster-oriented weapons can now carry meaningful Spell Damage and Healing rather than functioning as comparatively unexciting stat sticks.
That does not prove a specific Dalaran boss drops a particular caster weapon.
It simply means players should expect Forever's dungeon itemization to offer more relevant options to casters than old Vanilla item tables often did.
Level Range: 35–40
Location: Off the coast of Stranglethorn Vale
Primary Theme: Ancient Troll ruins, Naga, and pirates
The Drowned City is an ancient Troll settlement that has risen from the sea off the coast of Stranglethorn.
Its territory has become contested by several groups.
Confirmed dungeon themes include:
Trolls.
Naga.
Stranded or competing pirates.
Ancient submerged ruins.
This gives The Drowned City one of the most distinct environmental identities among the new dungeons.
Stranglethorn is already one of original Azeroth's most memorable leveling regions.
Placing a new dungeon immediately off its coast expands the existing area instead of creating an unrelated destination.
Players who have traveled through Stranglethorn for years can now discover an entirely new adventure just beyond its familiar shoreline.
Blizzard has not revealed the boss roster.
Because Trolls, Naga, and pirates all occupy the area, encounters could potentially represent several competing enemy groups.
That variety is part of the dungeon's confirmed premise.
Individual boss identities are not.
Specific loot remains unrevealed.
Given the dungeon's level range, its rewards should sit in an important portion of character progression where weapons, trinkets, and armor upgrades can remain useful for several levels.
But exact item levels, stats, sets, and boss assignments need to be verified from the game.
Level Range: 40–55
Location: Riverglades
Primary Theme: Massive Ogre stronghold
Krol'dok Stronghold is one of the most unusual new instances because it is described as a large outdoor Ogre dungeon inside Riverglades.
The ogres occupying the stronghold have been associated with:
Raids against settlements.
Kidnappings.
Growing regional danger.
Suspicious nighttime chanting.
This makes Krol'dok closely tied to the wider Riverglades story rather than feeling like an isolated dungeon entrance.
Current detailed coverage gives Krol'dok Stronghold a 40–55 recommended range.
That is much wider than most of the other new instances.
It could indicate:
A very large dungeon.
Different sections with different enemy levels.
A broad quest progression.
Multiple routes.
An outdoor-dungeon design that supports characters across a wider range.
However, Blizzard has not yet fully explained why the bracket is so broad.
Until the dungeon is testable, do not assume it functions like Blackrock Depths or any other existing instance simply because the level spread looks similar.
No confirmed boss roster has been published.
We know ogres dominate the stronghold.
We do not yet know:
How many bosses there are.
Whether separate wings exist.
Whether bosses scale by section.
Whether the nighttime chanting connects to the final encounter.
Those questions remain unanswered.
Krol'dok's broad level range makes its loot especially interesting.
If different sections are designed for characters from roughly 40 through 55, reward progression may need to support several stages of gearing.
Blizzard has not yet explained exactly how that works.
This is one dungeon where a final loot table will be particularly important before making gearing recommendations.
Level Range: 48–53
Location: Alcaz Island
Primary Theme: Prison, Defias, Naga, and old Warcraft mysteries
Alcaz Island has long been one of original WoW's most mysterious locations.
Forever finally turns its prison into a full dungeon.
The island has historical connections to Varian Wrynn's captivity, while the Forever dungeon involves conflict between the:
Defias Brotherhood.
Naga.
Other dangers inside the prison.
This makes Alcaz Prison one of Forever's clearest examples of taking a place Vanilla players knew existed but never properly explored and turning it into complete content.
No official boss list exists yet.
It is important not to take characters associated with Alcaz Island in other Warcraft timelines and automatically declare them Forever bosses.
Forever diverges from later World of Warcraft history.
Only bosses confirmed in the Forever client or by Blizzard should be included in a final encounter guide.
The individual loot table remains unknown.
At levels 48–53, Alcaz sits close enough to maximum level that good dungeon items could have meaningful longevity.
Potential rewards may compete with:
High-level quest items.
Traditional Classic dungeon gear.
Crafted equipment.
Other Forever dungeon drops.
Until exact items are revealed, no reliable Best-in-Slot claim should be made.
Level Range: 55–60
Location: Azshara
Primary Theme: Furbolg city and spreading corruption
Blackmaw Hold opens another location connected to one of original Azeroth's longstanding mysteries.
Behind the mysterious area in Azshara lies a deep Furbolg city.
Something is corrupting its inhabitants.
Players enter the hold to investigate what is spreading through the settlement and its underground passages.
The dungeon is also connected geographically to tunnels leading toward Barrow Deeps, Forever's maximum-level 10-player raid.
That makes Blackmaw Hold particularly important for players approaching level 60.
No boss names have been officially published.
We know corruption is central to the dungeon.
We do not yet know:
Who or what caused it.
Whether the dungeon's final encounter directly connects to Barrow Deeps.
How many Furbolg leaders remain uncorrupted.
Which enemy types dominate each section.
Those are questions for actual encounter data.
Because Blackmaw Hold covers levels 55–60, its equipment is potentially much more important than ordinary leveling gear.
Players may find rewards useful for:
Finishing level 60.
Beginning high-level dungeon progression.
Preparing for raids.
Building early pre-raid sets.
Profession progression.
However, there is no verified Blackmaw Hold loot table yet.
Any current page claiming named Best-in-Slot Blackmaw items should therefore be treated cautiously.
Level Range: 58–60
Location: Un'Goro Crater
Primary Theme: Titan facility and ancient machinery
Shaper's Terrace is the highest-level of Forever's new launch dungeons by its starting bracket.
The dungeon sits in the hills of Un'Goro Crater and explores Titan mysteries tied to the region.
Current descriptions mention:
Ancient machinery.
Power crystals.
Titan technology.
Uncontrolled wildlife.
Un'Goro has always contained obvious Titan influence.
Shaper's Terrace gives Forever a chance to explore that connection directly.
A level 58–60 dungeon does not exist only to help players finish leveling.
Its rewards can potentially overlap with the beginning of endgame gearing.
That means players may continue running Shaper's Terrace after reaching 60 if it provides:
Strong equipment.
Useful trinkets.
Quest rewards.
Profession Blueprints.
Rare boss drops.
Specific role pieces.
Which of those become the major reasons to return will depend on the final loot table.
No official boss roster has been released.
Even though the dungeon is Titan-themed, players should not assume bosses from Uldaman, Ulduar, later Un'Goro storylines, or Retail WoW appear here.
Forever uses its own story.
Specific items remain unknown.
Because it is positioned at 58–60, this is one of the dungeons where players should expect its eventual loot table to receive significant attention from pre-raid gearing guides.
But a correct Best-in-Slot list requires actual item data.
Until that exists, the responsible answer is:
Shaper's Terrace is positioned as a high-level gearing dungeon, but its exact best items are not confirmed yet.
At the moment, the dungeon settings are much more documented than the bosses.
Blizzard has revealed:
Where the nine new dungeons are.
Why players enter them.
Several enemy factions.
Their general stories.
Their approximate level ranges.
Blizzard has not released complete encounter journals or boss rosters for the nine instances.
That means players should be careful with pages already claiming things such as:
"All Hall of Thanes bosses."
"Every Blackmaw boss mechanic."
"Complete Shaper's Terrace strategy."
Those guides cannot be complete until the encounter data actually exists.
This article will be updated conceptually once bosses become verifiable, but the permanent search intent remains the same:
One destination covering every new Forever dungeon, boss, and loot table.
While individual loot tables remain unknown, Blizzard has given substantial information about the overall dungeon itemization philosophy.
Every dungeon drop has been re-examined.
Memorable items remain recognizable.
Weak or uninteresting items can be adjusted.
Hundreds of new drops have been added.
Unique dungeon boss items become blue-quality items.
Set bonuses are being improved.
Quest rewards are receiving more options for different classes and roles.
This is a major change.
In Vanilla, a dungeon boss might drop several items where one was excellent and another was effectively undesirable for almost everyone.
Forever is actively trying to make the loot pool less solved and more interesting.
One particularly important confirmed change is that unique dungeon boss items are now blue quality.
That gives named boss rewards a stronger identity.
Instead of defeating a memorable dungeon boss and receiving a forgettable low-quality item, Blizzard wants unique rewards to feel appropriately valuable.
This does not mean every blue item will automatically be excellent.
Stats still matter.
Your class still matters.
Your role still matters.
But the quality upgrade reinforces the idea that bosses should have items worth remembering.
Forever is also revisiting dungeon set bonuses.
Blizzard says set bonuses have been updated to feel more useful and exciting.
That could change dungeon gearing considerably.
A piece that appears slightly weaker by itself may become attractive when it completes a useful set bonus.
Players should therefore avoid evaluating Forever dungeon gear using only old Vanilla item rankings.
The surrounding set may matter.
Caster weapon progression is another major itemization improvement.
Forever adds meaningful Spell Damage and Healing to caster-oriented weapons.
That gives spellcasters more reason to care about weapon drops while leveling.
Traditionally, a Warrior replacing a weapon can immediately feel the difference.
A Vanilla caster might obtain a new staff and gain only secondary statistics.
Forever wants caster weapon upgrades to feel more substantial.
That makes dungeon weapon drops potentially more exciting for:
Mage.
Priest.
Warlock.
Elemental Shaman.
Restoration Shaman.
Balance Druid.
Restoration Druid.
Holy Paladin.
Other hybrid builds using spell-oriented gear.
Forever also unifies several old itemization categories.
Spell, melee, and ranged Hit become one Hit stat.
Spell, melee, and ranged Critical Strike are also unified.
This matters particularly for hybrid classes.
Enhancement Shaman combines weapon attacks and magic.
Retribution Paladin combines physical strikes and Holy damage.
Hunter Traps interact with non-physical mechanics.
Rogue Poisons need reliability.
Warrior Taunts need reliability.
Dungeon gear can therefore support more of the complete class toolkit without forcing players to collect awkwardly separate stat packages.
Dungeon loot is not limited to equipment.
Forever's profession system includes advanced Blueprint recipes that drop from specific dungeon bosses.
These Blueprints can unlock advanced profession functionality, including more sophisticated Camping objects.
That means a dungeon boss may remain worth farming even after you no longer need its armor or weapon drops.
A player may return because they need:
A profession Blueprint.
An advanced campsite object.
A profession workspace recipe.
A recipe needed for another craft.
Blizzard has not yet released the complete Blueprint-to-boss map.
Until it does, no one can reliably say which Forever dungeon is mandatory for a particular profession.
Imagine a Blacksmith no longer needs any equipment from a dungeon.
Normally, that might remove most incentive to return.
But if a specific boss drops an advanced profession Blueprint, the dungeon still has value.
The same can apply to:
Leatherworkers.
Alchemists.
Cooks.
Tailors.
Gathering professions with camp objects.
Other tradeskills.
This connects Forever's systems together:
Dungeon progression supports professions.
Professions support Camping.
Camping supports outdoor progression.
That interconnected design is one of the biggest differences between Forever and simply adding nine Vanilla-style instances.
Yes.
The itemization overhaul is not restricted to the nine new dungeons.
Blizzard says every dungeon drop has been re-examined.
That means familiar instances such as:
The Deadmines.
Wailing Caverns.
Scarlet Monastery.
Uldaman.
Zul'Farrak.
Maraudon.
Blackrock Depths.
Stratholme.
Scholomance.
Dire Maul.
can also contain changed or expanded itemization.
This is important for gearing.
The best item at level 45 may not come from a new Forever dungeon simply because it is new.
An updated Classic dungeon reward could be equally strong or better.
Forever is deliberately trying to make players rediscover the full dungeon pool rather than automatically replacing all old content with the new nine.
Dungeon quests are also part of the reward overhaul.
Blizzard's Forever philosophy emphasizes dungeon quests and new rewards as meaningful parts of progression.
Quest rewards across Azeroth are being expanded to better support different classes and roles.
Blizzard provides examples elsewhere in the world where old quests gain additional reward choices for spellcasters.
The same broader philosophy should make dungeon quest rewards worth checking rather than assuming an old Vanilla reward list remains complete.
Exact new dungeon quest lists have not yet been published.
Forever keeps a deliberately Classic-style combat philosophy.
Blizzard says ordinary combat should remain slower and more tactical than modern WoW.
Inside dungeons, players are expected to use tools such as:
Polymorph.
Banish.
Fear.
Roots.
Interrupts.
Threat management.
Focused damage.
Careful AoE.
The tank is not necessarily expected to instantly control every enemy in a giant pack.
Damage dealers still need to respect threat.
Crowd control may be the correct answer when too many enemies are dangerous to handle simultaneously.
That means dungeon difficulty comes partly from group execution, not only boss mechanics.
This may be one of the biggest adjustments for players used to modern dungeon design.
A Mage's Polymorph can matter.
A Warlock's Banish or Fear can matter.
A Druid's Roots can matter.
Hunter control can matter.
Rogue stuns can matter.
The group may deliberately remove one dangerous enemy from combat before attacking the others.
Forever wants those class tools to have reasons to exist.
That makes dungeon composition more interesting than simply asking which three DPS classes produce the highest damage meter.
Damage dealers cannot assume the tank has unlimited instant threat.
Opening with maximum AoE before the tank establishes control can cause enemies to turn toward:
Mages.
Warlocks.
Hunters.
Rogues.
Healers.
Blizzard explicitly says damage dealers still need to respect Threat and choose when area damage is safe.
That gives tanks and DPS more meaningful interaction.
Good dungeon play is not only about pressing the strongest ability as quickly as possible.
No.
That is one of the most important things to understand about the entire Forever dungeon system.
The nine new dungeons expand the 1–60 progression.
They do not erase:
Deadmines.
Shadowfang Keep.
Scarlet Monastery.
Uldaman.
Zul'Farrak.
Maraudon.
Blackrock Depths.
Dire Maul.
Scholomance.
Stratholme.
or other familiar instances.
Instead, players have more choices.
At a given level you might have:
A familiar Classic dungeon.
A new Forever dungeon.
Outdoor quests.
Profession progression.
Reputation content.
Different gearing paths.
This helps make the leveling journey less solved.
Shaper's Terrace has the highest starting bracket at approximately 58–60.
Blackmaw Hold is immediately below it at 55–60.
Both should be especially important for characters moving from leveling into level-60 gearing.
Krol'dok Stronghold also reaches deep into the higher levels because of its unusually broad 40–55 bracket.
Hall of Thanes currently has the earliest recommended range at 13–18.
Ruins of Lordaeron follows at 15–20.
This means players encounter new Forever dungeon content very early rather than waiting until the middle of the leveling experience.
Alliance players naturally encounter Hall of Thanes.
Horde players naturally encounter Ruins of Lordaeron.
But neither dungeon appears absolutely locked to one faction.
Based on their confirmed level ranges, the strongest candidates are:
Blackmaw Hold — 55–60
Shaper's Terrace — 58–60
Their position means loot from these dungeons can potentially remain relevant immediately after reaching level 60.
Alcaz Prison may also provide useful transitional equipment at 48–53.
However, actual pre-raid rankings cannot be determined until the complete item tables are available.
A level range does not tell us whether one dungeon has the best tank shield, healer trinket, caster weapon, or melee ring.
The item stats do.
Several major pieces of information remain unrevealed.
Blizzard has not yet published complete information for:
Boss rosters.
Boss abilities.
Dungeon maps.
Exact routes.
Minimum entrance levels.
Every dungeon quest.
Quest prerequisites.
Complete loot tables.
Item drop rates.
Blueprint drop rates.
Which boss drops each Blueprint.
Full equipment stats.
Dungeon set composition.
Rare spawns.
Optional bosses.
Faction-specific quest differences.
Dungeon lockout rules.
Every high-level dungeon's endgame relevance.
Until those systems are verified, the safest guide is one that clearly separates confirmed information from assumptions.
The nine new dungeons do more than add additional places to farm equipment.
They turn old mysteries into playable content.
Players can finally descend beneath Ironforge.
Explore the ruins of Lordaeron.
Enter Dalaran after its barrier falls.
Investigate the mysteries above Whelgar's Excavation.
Discover a drowned Troll settlement.
Enter an Ogre fortress in Riverglades.
Explore Alcaz Prison.
Travel inside a corrupted Furbolg city.
Uncover Titan secrets in Un'Goro.
And all of that happens without abandoning original Azeroth.
That is why the dungeon roster fits Forever so well.
These do not feel like nine portals placed in a capital city.
They are extensions of places that already mattered.
Combined with revised itemization, profession Blueprints, new quests, and Classic-style group combat, the goal is to make dungeon progression something players rediscover, not simply solve before they enter.
How many new dungeons are in WoW Forever?
Blizzard has confirmed nine new dungeons: Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron, Excavation Site, City of Dalaran, The Drowned City, Krol'dok Stronghold, Alcaz Prison, Blackmaw Hold, and Shaper's Terrace.
What level is Hall of Thanes?
The current recommended range is 13–18. It is located beneath Ironforge.
What level is Ruins of Lordaeron?
The current range is 15–20. The dungeon takes place in the ruined capital above the Undercity.
What level is the Wetlands Excavation Site?
The current reported range is 24–29. It is located above Whelgar's Excavation.
What level is City of Dalaran?
Current detailed coverage places City of Dalaran at approximately 28–33. Blizzard's broader presentation has also described the experience as part of the wider level-20-to-35 portion of progression, so exact final access requirements should still be verified.
What level is The Drowned City?
The current range is 35–40. It is an ancient Troll settlement off the coast of Stranglethorn Vale involving Trolls, Naga, and pirates.
What level is Krol'dok Stronghold?
Current detailed coverage lists 40–55. It is a large Ogre dungeon located in Riverglades.
What level is Alcaz Prison?
The current reported range is 48–53. The dungeon is located on Alcaz Island.
What level is Blackmaw Hold?
The current range is 55–60. Blackmaw Hold explores a corrupted Furbolg city in Azshara.
What level is Shaper's Terrace?
The current range is 58–60. It is a Titan-themed dungeon in Un'Goro Crater.
Have the WoW Forever dungeon bosses been revealed?
Not completely. Blizzard has revealed dungeon themes and enemy groups but has not yet published complete boss rosters or encounter mechanics for the nine new dungeons.
Are WoW Forever dungeon loot tables available?
Not yet in complete verified form. Blizzard has instead revealed the broader itemization redesign, including hundreds of new drops, reworked existing dungeon items, blue-quality unique boss items, and improved set bonuses.
Can dungeon bosses drop profession recipes?
Yes. Blizzard has confirmed that advanced profession Blueprint recipes can drop from specific dungeon bosses. The complete boss-to-Blueprint list has not yet been published.
Are Classic dungeon drops changing too?
Yes. Blizzard says every dungeon drop has been re-examined, meaning the itemization changes extend beyond the nine new instances.
Are unique dungeon boss items blue quality?
Yes. Blizzard specifically confirms that unique dungeon boss items are being made blue quality as part of Forever's itemization redesign.
Are dungeon set bonuses being changed?
Yes. Existing dungeon set bonuses are being improved so they feel more useful and rewarding.
Will spellcasters get better dungeon weapons?
Forever adds Spell Damage and Healing to more caster-oriented weapons, making weapon upgrades more meaningful for spellcasters during leveling and gearing.
Do the new dungeons replace Classic dungeons?
No. The nine new dungeons are added alongside existing Classic-style instances, creating more choices throughout the 1–60 journey.
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