Sixty Forever

World of Warcraft: Forever · beta 17 Sep 2026 · launch 4 Nov 2026

Sixty Forever

The fast, free companion for World of Warcraft: Forever. Built to load in under a second: no ads, no trackers, no cookie banner. One tool is live today, the rest is on the way.

Open the talent calculator →

Talent calculator

All nine classes, 51 points, prerequisite arrows, per-rank tooltips, share links. Every rank is marked confirmed when it was read from BlizzCon 2026 footage or estimated when it was scaled from a known rank, and each tooltip shows what changed from Classic Era.

What's next

The talent calculator is the first tool, not the last. We're exploring more things to add and will grow the site as the beta reveals the real game data. Things on our mind:

  • Talents from the real client. Once the beta client ships, every tree gets rebuilt from game data and the estimates retire. Your share links keep working.
  • Racials, Legacy and spellbooks. Early previews from demo footage are already up: racials (including the new Skyborne) · Legacy trees · spellbooks.
  • A database of items, spells, quests and NPCs for Forever's new zones, dungeons and raids, with tooltips other fan sites can embed.
  • Builds and guides. Named, shareable builds and the most-copied specs per class; leveling, dungeon and class guides written for Forever's rules, not Classic's.

Stay tuned. Want something first, or something that isn't on the list? Tell us on Reddit: requests shape what gets built next. And if the site saves you time, chip in.

Upstream data changes (talentsforever.com, in their words)

  • 2026-09-15 — Compare to Classic showed Season of Discovery markup on 20 talents
  • 2026-09-15 — Ice Lance and Arcane Blast are talents, and a clearer full-build message
  • 2026-09-15 — Building on a phone feels like building on a desktop now
  • 2026-09-15 — Long spellbook tooltips can be scrolled now
  • 2026-09-14 — Starshards and Elune's Grace out of the Priest spellbook

Our seed data comes from talentsforever.com; this is their changelog, shown so you can see how fresh the source is.