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From the BlizzCon preview build

All nine classes, three trees each, 51 points at level 60. The note under each says what is new for it in Forever.

Played Classic and wondering whether your build still works? Every talent Forever changed against Classic, class by class

Race and class are decided together - what each race brings is on the racial abilities page.

Based on the beta client, no longer on the BlizzCon preview build - 466 talents across nine classes, read from build 1.60.1.70291. Against BlizzCon, nine are gone, two replaced, five added and five renamed. The descriptions are our own short summaries, not the in-game tooltips.

State: beta build 1.60.1.70009. The trees are the client's own; the one place a Blizzard note and the files disagree is the protection warrior. The note says Bastion and Focused Rage were swapped. In the files nothing swapped: Vitality was removed, Bastion moved up into its slot and costs 20 points instead of 25, and Focused Rage slid sideways into the slot Bastion left. We show the files. Older shared build links stay valid: opening one lifts it onto the positions of today along the talent names.

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Questions about the talent calculator

How the trees work, what changed for Forever, and how to share a build.

Do I have to commit to one build?

No. Forever includes dual spec, so a character holds two talent builds and switches between them. Plan both here and keep the link for each - the distribution travels in the address.

How many talent points do you get in WoW: Forever?

51 points at level 60, the permanent cap. You earn the first one at level 10 and one per level after that, so the full build is only available at the cap.

Are these the Forever talents or the Classic ones?

The Forever trees as the beta client has them - 466 talents across the nine classes, including the reworked and newly added ones. At BlizzCon there were 470; since then Blizzard has removed nine, replaced two and added five. Individual values may still change before launch.

How does a row unlock?

Every five points spent in a tree opens the next row of that tree. A talent with an arrow pointing at it additionally needs its predecessor at full rank.

Can you share a talent build?

Yes. The distribution is encoded in the address, so copying the link is enough - no account and no saving. The link also survives a switch between English and German.

Which classes are covered?

All nine: Warrior, Paladin, Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Shaman, Mage, Warlock and Druid. The Skyborne race unlocks Shaman for the Horde and Mage for the Alliance.