In the 24 September blue post, some issues are marked as fixed in the next build, others — still without a fix. Here's the essentials for test participants.

Blizzard has posted a fresh blue post about known issues in the Forever beta. Some issues are marked as fixed in the upcoming build, others — still without a fix. We've collected what matters to test participants.

What's going into the next build

In Teldrassil, on the "Escaping Ban'ethil" quest, Warden Lissa Moonrunner is moving faster than intended and spamming "Strike" nonstop — the new build will adjust her behavior.

In Loch Modan, the "Snowbound" quest grants more experience than planned — the balance will also be adjusted.

What still doesn't work

Ability tracking via addons. The bulk of issues are tied to the cooldown/effect tracking interface. Until the fix, the following aren't tracked:

• Healthstone cooldown;
• Mage's Arcane Blast;
• Pet cooldowns;
• Weapon enchants like Windfury and rogue poisons;
• Mage's Mana Gem starts tracking only after an extra cast.

For priests, all spells are shown at once without sorting. Debuffs in the Corruption and Curse categories don't refresh correctly if you clear your target and re-target the same enemy.

Group and UI. Creating or changing a group may move players to another world "instance" — Blizzard is working on improvements and promises to share more details. In Stormwind, the minimap shows rendering artifacts — this will be fixed in one of the upcoming builds. Personal Resource Display under the character doesn't show combo points.

In practice

• You're leveling in Teldrassil — the "Escaping Ban'ethil" quest will be calmer in the new build.
• Loch Modan, "Snowbound" — will grant less experience in the new build.
• Until cooldown tracking is fixed, rely on spell icons and timers — addons are blind here for now.
• In Stormwind — the minimap is glitchy.
• Rogues: Personal Resource Display won't show combo points, count them manually.