About Forever Codex
A fan site that explains everything new in World of Warcraft: Forever, zone by zone and system by system, straight from the game files, in English and Spanish.
What this site is
Forever changes a lot of the classic game: new zones and dungeons, reworked classes and talents, new professions and camps, Legacy, PvP ranks. Forever Codex collects those changes in one place, with the details players ask for: levels, names, maps, recipes and what is still unknown.
We try to be useful rather than exhaustive: simple pages, tools that save time (a camp planner, a gear finder, a name translator) and a clear line between what the data says and what is still to be discovered.
Two languages, on purpose
Most guides are written in English, and many players play in Spanish, where almost every place, spell and item has another name: the new race is “Skyborne” in English and “Cielonato” in Spanish. Every page is available in English and Spanish, and each one uses the official names of its client.
We never translate game names: they come from the client. Explanations and interface text are ours, written in natural English and Spanish. Hover or tap a name to see what it’s called in the other language.
Open the name translator
- Race
- High Order Skyborne
- Cielonato de la Orden Eminente
- Zone
- Riverglades
- Clarofluvial
- Dungeon
- The Hall of Thanes
- El Salón de los Feudales
- Interface
- Dungeons
- Mazmorras
How we work
Built from the game files, refreshed with every build, with the build number on every page.
Several sources, cross-checked, all listed on the Data sources page.
Beta data is labelled as beta; values that may change say so.
When something is unknown (Forever’s own drop rates, encrypted raids) we say “to be discovered” instead of inventing it.
No accounts, no paywalls: every page and tool works in the browser.
Drops, vendors and trainers the files don’t have come from cMaNGOS classic-db (GPL-3.0), tagged as Classic data that may differ in Forever. About this data
Privacy
We do not ask for accounts or personal data. Settings you choose in the tools (for example your filters or the languages of the guide translator) are saved only in your own browser.
Text you paste into the guide translator is processed on your device and never uploaded. The site loads no scripts from other websites.
The “Something wrong?” button sends nothing by itself: it copies a report or opens the channel you pick (GitHub or your email app), where that service’s rules apply.
To improve search, the site counts searches: it sends the words you searched, the language, how many results you got and which one you opened (its place in the list) to our own server, with no cookie or identifier, and that log does not store IP addresses. Nothing is sent if your browser has Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control turned on.
Found a mistake?
A public channel for reports is not open yet. Until it is, every page shows the build it was built from and Data sources says where each kind of number comes from, so you can check any number against the game files yourself.
Every fixed error is listed, with the build that fixed it, on the corrections page. See the corrections
Something wrong?