Over two weeks, Blizzard released two issues of WoW Weekly where World of Warcraft: Forever took the top spot: roundups on rules, naming, classes and races, the new Skyborne race, the Legacy system, and the first podcast episode.

Blizzard put World of Warcraft: Forever on the cover of WoW Weekly — their weekly digest across the franchise — for two weeks running. It's a signal that the editors treat Forever as one of the season's main topics and are turning it into a standing column rather than a one-off BlizzCon announcement.

The September 18 issue focused on BlizzCon 2026. It includes an overview of announcements across the Warcraft franchise, a dedicated block on Forever, and answers to player questions from a joint Q&A session with the modern WoW and Forever developers. What was actually discussed at the Q&A isn't covered in WoW Weekly itself: the session is referenced as a separate piece worth returning to on its own.

The September 25 WoW Weekly came out with Forever back on the cover. The week's link roundup covers:

• how to choose your ruleset;
• how to name a character;
• class and race combinations;
• the new Skyborne race;
• the Legacy system;
• the first episode of the World of Warcraft: Forever podcast.

Each one is its own piece — the digest only links to them.

In practice

• Friday WoW Weekly is now the main channel Blizzard uses to announce fresh Forever notes.
• Most of the links from the September 25 issue lead to separate pages; if you're after a particular topic — rules, naming, classes and races, Skyborne, or Legacy — look for it among the dedicated pieces, not inside the digest itself.