The final standings of the race to 60, the countdown to the first raids on 9 December and where to check realm status.
About this page
World of Warcraft: Forever is Blizzard’s permanent level 1 to 60 Azeroth, launched on 4 November 2026 and played with ordinary game time. The world first 60 fell on 7 November, to Cloud Bells and Jokerd Prime of Team Jokerd, five minutes apart by the trackers.
Final standings
First in the final standings
Cloud Bells
Level 60 Undead PaladinEurope
First seen at 60 on 7 Nov 2026 03:10 (worldfirst60.com, the first 60 it recorded); level 60 on armorywowforever.com and race.aotc.gg at 09:10 UTC
- racers this site tracks39
- reached level 605±0 in the last 24 hamong the racers this site tracks
- last update09:107 Nov UTC · 1 week ago
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Jokerd PrimeLevel 60 Undead MageEurope - 3Vitochie GofastLevel 60 Undead MageEurope
- 4
Lmgd Mmr
Level 60 Troll ShamanEurope - 5Burning SpeedLevel 60 Undead MageEurope
- 6
Ksuper Worldfirst
Level 57 Night Elf HunterEurope · Western Plaguelands
Raids unlock
Barrow Deeps (10 players), Hyjal Summit (20) and Onyxia’s Lair (40, with its attunement) open together on 9 December, as Blizzard’s raid overview announces. Five weeks to the raids: what to have ready.
Realm status
Game Pulse does not guess at realm health. Blizzard’s own status pages for WoW: Forever say whether each realm is up: Europe and Americas and Oceania. They do not show queue length or login problems.
Sources: Racers: public race coverage (worldfirst60.com, race.aotc.gg and armorywowforever.com) and operators; Blizzard publishes no ranking. Raids: Blizzard’s WoW: Forever raid overview. Realm status: Blizzard’s own status pages.