World of Warcraft: Forever dungeons and raids

Common questions

How many dungeons and raids are on the World of Warcraft: Forever beta client's list?

The beta client, build 1.60.1.70009, has 26 dungeons and 4 raids on its own group finder list, and this page reads that list and nothing else. The list is shorter than the game: Classic Era's copy of the same list leaves out three raids Era runs, and Blizzard has named nine new dungeons for Forever while the list carries 4 so far. The client's map table also holds test maps and Season of Discovery maps, so it is never used as the list.

Which of the new Forever dungeons are on the beta client's list?

By name, 4 instances on the beta client's list are missing from Classic Era's list: Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron, Excavation Site: Wetlands and City of Dalaran. Blizzard has named nine new dungeons for Forever, so the others are not on the list yet. Each one that is carries a new tag in the table, and the New in Forever chip shows only them.

What level are Hall of Thanes and Ruins of Lordaeron?

Blizzard's beta post, Choose Your Ruleset in World of Warcraft: Forever, gives Hall of Thanes as levels 13 to 18 and Ruins of Lordaeron as levels 15 to 20. The beta client gives one level for each: 13 and 15. The table shows the client's level, and the ranges stay Blizzard's words.

Why does the table show one level and not a range?

The client gives each instance a single level and no range. Across the list those levels run from 13 to 60. Ranges come from Blizzard's posts and from guides. Type a range in the level boxes to keep every instance whose level falls inside it.

How many boss encounters do the dungeons and raids have?

The client's encounter lists name 237 encounters across the whole list, each counted once. Open the count in any row for that instance's encounters in the client's order. The client files encounters by instance and not by wing, so each wing of Blackrock Spire and Dire Maul shows its whole instance's list.

Where does this data come from?

From the World of Warcraft: Forever beta client itself, through the wago.tools mirror of its database tables. The page says which build it was read from and on which date. It is re-read at least every 14 days, because beta data changes between builds.