Five weeks before launch, the Blizzard forum has seen both player requests and ads from large Discord communities covering all four modes — PvP, PvE, Hardcore, and roleplay.

Five weeks before the launch of World of Warcraft: Forever (release on November 4, 2026, 23:00 UTC; November 5 at 02:00 MSK), players are already forming communities for the upcoming game. On the official Blizzard forum in late September, both individual player requests and ads for large Discord servers covering all four modes appeared — PvP, PvE, Hardcore, and roleplay.

• September 28, 2026, 16:04 MSK: a Horde player is looking for a semi-casual raid guild for PvE — raids 2-3 times a week, several hours around 21:00 US Central Time. The thread has collected one post; no replies from other players or from Blizzard yet.
• September 29, 2026, 04:04 MSK: on the same forum, an ad was published for a Discord community with 10,000+ members covering all four Forever modes — open-world PvP skirmishes, PvE dungeons and raids, Hardcore with a permadeath focus, and open roleplay events. The server advertises round-the-clock voice and text channels, a guild recruitment catalog, and separate branches for Horde and Alliance.
• Both posts are player-driven activity: Blizzard has not officially replied to either one, and there are no blue posts.

In practice:

• Where to look for a future guild or community right now: the official Blizzard forum in the Forever sections, dedicated Reddit threads, and themed Discord servers.
• What such requests usually list: faction (Horde or Alliance), game mode (PvE, PvP, Hardcore, or Roleplay), time zone and raid schedule, desired play intensity.
• The ad for the mentioned Discord server lists four Forever modes — PvP, PvE, Hardcore, and Roleplay; this has not yet been officially confirmed by the developer. If a specific set of rules matters to you, confirm it with the community organizers directly.