WoW Forever Dungeons – All 9 New Dungeons

How many new dungeons are in WoW Forever?

Blizzard says World of Warcraft: Forever introduces nine new dungeons as part of its expanded original Azeroth.

The official panel named the launch lineup as:

• Hall of Thanes beneath Ironforge;
• Ruins of Lordaeron;
• a mysterious excavation site above Whelgar’s Excavation;
• City of Dalaran;
• Blackmaw Hold;
• Drowned City;
• Krol’dok Stronghold;
• Alcaz Prison;
• Shaper’s Terrace.

In Week 1 of the beta, Hall of Thanes is available for levels 13–18 and Ruins of Lordaeron for levels 15–20. Blizzard says additional dungeons will open later in testing; the active client will still be used to verify entrances, bosses, quests and loot.

For the endgame beyond five-player content, see the raid overview. For leveling context, see the new zones overview and level-60 design.

Are the new dungeons only for level 60?

Forever’s overall design spreads new content across levels 1–60, and the dungeon lineup is part of that broader journey. The first confirmed beta ranges are Hall of Thanes at 13–18 and Ruins of Lordaeron at 15–20; later dungeon ranges and entrance requirements will be added as those instances open.

What information will the wiki add for each dungeon?

Each dungeon will get its own page as beta data becomes verifiable, including:

• entrance and recommended level;
• prerequisite quests;
• boss order and mechanics;
• important trash abilities;
• notable loot and profession drops;
• class-specific quest rewards;
• efficient routes and optional objectives.

Why are loot tables missing right now?

Loot is one of the easiest areas for pre-release information to become wrong. Item levels, stat budgets, drop sources and boss assignments can all change during testing.

Rather than publish copied or speculative tables, WoW Forever Wiki will add loot only after it can be checked against the beta client or a first-party Blizzard source. The same rule applies to the Skyborne racials and class changes.