WoW Forever launch hotfixes: what changed November 5–9
Dungeon kill XP up 50%, less crowded zones, Felsteed riding fixed, Research removed for Mages and Tanning Rack at 125. Blizzard's first three hotfix batches, sorted by what you play.
WoW4EverNEWSFor the players of Forever.
Blizzard says it is targeting gold buyers in the WoW Forever beta and at launch. Illicit gold can be removed; accounts may face further action.

In a September 28 forum reply, community manager Kaivax said Blizzard is taking steps against real-money trading in the WoW Forever beta and will continue after launch. Blizzard says it will increasingly act against buyers as well as sellers. It may remove illicit gold from the recipient and/or take further action, up to closing an account.
Kaivax warned players to be cautious about gifts from strangers and one-sided transactions. A recipient may face account action if it becomes apparent they knew, or should have known, the gold was illegitimate. This is a warning about the source of the gold, not a claim that every ordinary gift is banned. Blizzard did not announce a fixed penalty for every buyer or a method for proving that a transfer is safe.
Editorial analysis is identified in the text. Community reactions are not an official announcement.
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