WoW Forever Class Quests Guide
Every class in WoW Forever has class quests, but they matter far more for some classes than for others. A Warlock has no demon at all until a quest hands over the Imp, a Shaman cannot drop a single totem without the totem quest of that element, and a Druid now earns Bear Form, Aquatic Form and even Cat Form through quests. A Mage, on the other hand, can skip every class quest and lose nothing but a wand.
Forever keeps most of the Classic chains and adds new ones where the class roster changed. Undead Paladins, Dwarf Shamans, Troll Warlocks, Gnome Priests and the new Skyborne race all get their own versions, and Human and Gnome Priests learn new racial spells from quests at levels 10 and 20. This page lists what each class gets from class quests and at what level, then sums up every big chain with a link to its full walkthrough: weapon quests, Druid forms, Shaman totems, Warlock demons and mounts, the Paladin Charger and the smaller quests for stances, poisons and pets. It is up to date with the live game as of November 10, 2026.
WoW Forever Class Quests at a Glance
A class quest is a quest only one class can take, usually from your class trainer once you reach the right level. Some of them teach a spell you cannot learn any other way, some reward a weapon or a mount, and a few only give gear. If a quest teaches a spell, skipping it means playing without that spell until you come back for it.
The table lists every class with the levels at which its class quests open and what they give. Levels are the minimum level to start each chain.
| Class | Levels | What Class Quests Give You | Full Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Druid | 10, 14, 16, 20 | Bear Form, Cure Poison, Aquatic Form and Cat Form with Prowl | Druid forms |
| Hunter | 10, 60 | Tame Beast and your first pet, then the epic bow Rhok'delar | Hunter pets |
| Mage | 10, 15, 26, 30 | Robes and other gear, then a choice of three wands from Mage's Wand; no leveling spell is locked behind a quest | Class weapon quests |
| Paladin | 12, 20, 40, 60 | Redemption, a level 20 weapon, Summon Warhorse and Summon Charger | Paladin mount, Paladin weapon quest |
| Priest | 10, 20 | Two racial spells, one at each level, such as Divine Grace for Humans or Elune's Grace for Night Elves | Below on this page |
| Rogue | 20, 23 | Poisons, then a solo spy chain that ends with the Ruby-Adorned Blade | Rogue weapon quest |
| Shaman | 4, 10, 20, 30 | The Earth Totem, Fire Totem, Water Totem and Air Totem, then Rage of the Storm at 30 | Shaman totem quests, Shaman weapon quest |
| Warlock | 1 to 60 | Every demon from the Imp to the Felhunter, Summon Felsteed, Inferno, Ritual of Doom and Summon Dreadsteed | Warlock class quests |
| Warrior | 10, 30 | Defensive Stance at 10, then Berserker Stance and a Whirlwind Axe at 30 | Warrior weapon quest |
The quests that teach a spell are the ones you should never skip: Druid forms, Shaman totems, Warlock demons, Paladin Redemption, Rogue Poisons, Warrior stances, Priest racials and the Hunter pet quest. Weapon quests and mounts are optional, but most of them are worth the time.
Class Weapon Quests
Five classes can earn a weapon from a class quest before level 40, and each of those weapons is roughly ten item levels ahead of what drops around you. Warriors still go for the Whirlwind Axe at level 30, Mages fetch Mage's Wand from Dustwallow Marsh, and Alliance Paladins build Verigan's Fist at 20. Forever adds three new rewards on top: Shamans get Rage of the Storm at 30, Undead Paladins hunt a worgen for Wolfsbane from level 20, and Rogues steal their way to the Ruby-Adorned Blade in the Scarlet Monastery.
Mages also have the Coldflame Saber, a hidden sword made from a research scroll and a rare drop in Shadowfang Keep rather than a quest. Warlocks get the Staff of Soran'ruk from The Orb of Soran'ruk, which is much stronger in Forever than it was in Classic. Hunters, Druids and Priests have no weapon quest before level 60.
Every weapon side by side, with the hardest step of each chain and which reward is worth your time, is in our WoW Forever class weapon quests overview.
Druid Form Quests
A WoW Forever Druid earns three forms through class quests instead of buying them. Bear Form comes from Heeding the Call at level 10, Aquatic Form from a short chain in Moonglade at 16, and Cat Form is a new quest at level 20, where you sneak through a barrow full of cat spirits for three relics. In Classic, Cat Form was a trainer spell, so older guides skip this chain entirely. Travel Form at 30 and Dire Bear Form at 40 still come from the trainer, and Moonkin Form is a Balance talent.
Night Elf and Tauren Druids run every chain through Moonglade. Skyborne Druids do their bear quest, Strength and Mercy, on Zephras Isle and meet their own cat spirit in Moonglade. The aquatic chain ends with a choice of rewards, and the new Idol of Shifting Tides, which cuts the mana cost of every shapeshift, is the better pick if you shift often.
Each quest step for Night Elf, Tauren and Skyborne, with the tricks that make the cat barrow easy, is in our WoW Forever Druid forms guide. If you want your cat to look like a cobra, our WoW Forever Druid snake form guide explains how the Embrace of the Viper set from Wailing Caverns changes it.
Shaman Totem Quests
A Shaman cannot drop a single totem of an element without that element's totem item in the bags, so the four totem quests are not optional. You get the Earth Totem at level 4, the Fire Totem at 10, the Water Totem at 20 and the Air Totem at 30. Skip one, and every totem of that element stays greyed out, even the ones you have trained.
Orc, Tauren and Troll Shamans run the Classic chains. The two new Shaman races do not: Dwarves get four new quest lines through Dun Morogh, Loch Modan, the Wetlands and Westfall, and Windshaper Skyborne earn their first totems on Zephras Isle. Every version of Call of Fire now also gives the Totem of Charged Flames relic, and the short Call of Air at 30 opens the weapon quest for Rage of the Storm.
The quest givers, mobs and maps for each race are in our WoW Forever Shaman totem quests guide.
Warlock Demon and Mount Quests
A WoW Forever Warlock starts with no demon at all. Even the Summon Imp comes from a short quest in your starting zone, so you fight your first mobs with Shadow Bolt alone. After that, every demon and both mounts come from class quests:
- Level 10: Summon Voidwalker from your capital city.
- Level 20: Summon Succubus or the Summon Incubus, plus a Small Soul Pouch.
- Level 30: Summon Felhunter, plus a Box of Souls.
- Level 40: Summon Felsteed, a free two-step quest that ends with Strahad Farsan in The Barrens.
- Level 50 to 60: Inferno from Niby the Almighty in Felwood and Ritual of Doom from Daio the Decrepit in the Blasted Lands.
- Level 60: Summon Dreadsteed, the epic mount.
The Dreadsteed is the longest Warlock chain and the only one that needs a full group. It starts with Mor'zul Bloodbringer in the Burning Steppes, sends you across most level 60 zones for materials and through Scholomance, and ends with a five-player ritual in Dire Maul West. Troll Warlocks are new in Forever and get their own starting quest, Tainted Tablet.
Every chain from the Imp to the Dreadsteed, with the quest givers for each capital and the easier route for each faction, is in our WoW Forever Warlock class quests guide.
Paladin Charger Quest
Paladins never buy a horse. At level 40, The Tome of Nobility from Duthorian Rall in Stormwind City teaches Summon Warhorse in a single step with no quest fee. The epic Summon Charger at 60 is one of the longest class chains in the game: it starts with Lord Grayson Shadowbreaker, runs through an exorcism in Eastern Plaguelands, a barding forged in Stormwind, a spirit horse in Dire Maul and a death knight in Scholomance, and costs about 350 gold in fees plus materials.
Human and Dwarf Paladins run the Classic chain unchanged. Undead Paladins are new in Forever and get their own Summon Warhorse and a Summon Forsaken Charger, but the quest steps for the Forsaken versions are not confirmed yet.
The full Charger chain, the shopping list that saves you a second trip and how Paladin riding works in Forever are in our WoW Forever Paladin mount guide.
Other Class Quests
Not every class quest needs its own guide. The quests below are short, most of them are the Classic chains with small changes, and a few of them still teach spells you will want while leveling. They are sorted by class.
Warrior Stance Quests
Warriors learn both extra stances from quests. At level 10 your trainer sends you on a short chain that ends with Defensive Stance. Each race starts from a different place:
- Humans, Dwarves and Gnomes: A Warrior's Training sends you to Harry Burlguard in Stormwind, where you have to Beat Bartleby and bring back Bartleby's Mug.
- Night Elves: Elanaria in Darnassus, followed by Vorlus Vilehoof.
- Orcs, Trolls and Tauren: Veteran Uzzek, followed by Path of Defense.
- Undead: Speak with Dillinger in Tirisfal Glades, followed by Ulag the Cleaver.
- Skyborne: the new The Skybreaker Bulwark on Zephras Isle.
Berserker Stance comes at level 30. The Islander sends you to Fray Island in The Barrens, where The Affray puts you in a 10-minute arena against a row of challengers. The same trip opens the chain for the Whirlwind weapons, which our WoW Forever Warrior weapon quest guide covers step by step.
Hunter Taming and Bow Quests
Hunters get their pet at level 10. Your trainer hands you a Taming Rod and asks you to tame three local beasts one after another in Taming the Beast. After that, Training the Beast unlocks Beast Training and you can tame any beast you like. Skyborne Hunters have their own versions of both quests.
There is no Hunter class quest between level 10 and 60. At 60, An Introduction opens the chain for Rhok'delar, Longbow of the Ancient Keepers, an epic bow whose parts drop in Molten Core. Which families to tame first and the rare beasts worth camping are in our WoW Forever Hunter pets guide.
Rogue Poison Quests
Rogues still cannot make poisons until they finish a quest at level 20, and the chain ends with a level 24 elite tower, so bring a friend or wait a few levels:
- Alliance: Mathias and the Defias from Mathias Shaw in Stormwind sends you to Westfall, and Klaven's Tower has you steal from the Defias tower. You learn Poisons and get a Recipe: Thistle Tea.
- Horde: The Shattered Salute from Shenthul in Orgrimmar leads to Deep Cover in The Barrens, then Mission: Possible But Not Probable, where you break into a Venture Co. tower. Hinott's Assistance in Hillsbrad Foothills finishes the chain and teaches Poisons.
Forever also adds a level 24 Ravenholdt chain, Syndicate Sabotage, which rewards gold and reputation rather than a spell. The rogue spy chain that starts with The Horn of Xelthos and ends with the Ruby-Adorned Blade is in our WoW Forever Rogue weapon quest guide.
Priest Racial Spell Quests
Priests learn their racial spells from quests at levels 10 and 20. Any Priest trainer gives you the first step, and the chain ends at a trainer in your capital. Forever reworked several of these spells, and Human and Gnome Priests have new quests:
| Race | Level 10 Quest and Spell | Level 20 Quest and Spell |
|---|---|---|
| Human | Divine Grace (new): Divine Grace | Arcane Feedback: Feedback |
| Dwarf | Desperate Prayer: Desperate Prayer | Chastise: Chastise |
| Gnome | Confounding Flash (new): Confounding Flash | Contingency Plan (new): Contingency Plan |
| Night Elf | Stars of Elune: Starshards | Elune's Grace: Elune's Grace |
| Troll | Hex of Weakness: Hex of Weakness | Shadowguard: Shadowguard |
| Undead | Touch of Weakness: Touch of Weakness | Dark Sacrifice: Dark Sacrifice |
Contingency Plan places a ward on a friendly target that shields them once their health drops below 35%, and Dark Sacrifice turns part of your health into mana over 15 seconds. Priests get no weapon from a class quest before level 60.
Druid Cure Poison Quest
Besides the form quests, Druids have one more spell behind a quest. At level 14, Lessons Anew starts a short chain with The Principal Source and Gathering the Cure and ends with Power over Poison, which teaches Cure Poison. Night Elf and Tauren Druids each have their own version from their trainer. Since the November 2 build, Skyborne Druids can do it too.
Paladin Redemption Quest
Paladins learn Redemption, their resurrection spell, from a level 12 quest. Human and Dwarf Paladins take The Tome of Divinity from their trainer. Undead Paladins have a new version, A Lesson in Divinity, from Danitha Morr at Bandarion Keep in the Whispering Wood of Tirisfal Glades, the same place where their weapon chain starts at level 18.
Mage Class Quests
Mages are the one class that loses no leveling spell by skipping class quests. Their quests at levels 10, 15 and 26 reward robes and other gear, and the level 30 chain in Dustwallow Marsh gives a choice of three wands. The Mage version of a secret weapon, the Coldflame Saber, comes from research scrolls and a dungeon drop, which our WoW Forever Coldflame Saber guide explains.
More Class Quest Guides for WoW Forever
Each of the big chains on this page has its own walkthrough with quest givers, maps and the hardest step explained: the class weapon quests overview, the Druid forms, the Shaman totem quests, the Warlock demon and mount quests and the Paladin mount chain.
WoW Forever Class Quests FAQ
These are the questions players ask most often about class quests since the launch on November 4.
Which classes have class quests in WoW Forever?
All nine. Warlocks, Shamans and Druids depend on them most, because their demons, totems and forms come from quests. Mages depend on them least: their class quests only give gear and a wand.
Which class quests are new in WoW Forever?
The Druid Cat Form quest, the Shaman weapon quest, the Undead Paladin chains, the Rogue spy chain to the Ruby-Adorned Blade, the Human and Gnome Priest racial quests, the Troll Warlock starting quest and the Skyborne and Dwarf Shaman versions of older chains.
Do Rogues still need a quest to learn poisons?
Yes. Poisons stay locked until you finish the level 20 poison chain: Mathias and the Defias for the Alliance, The Shattered Salute for the Horde. The last part is a level 24 elite area, so plan to finish it a few levels after 20.
How do I get Defensive Stance as a Warrior?
Talk to your Warrior trainer at level 10. The quest you get depends on your race, and every version ends with Defensive Stance. Berserker Stance follows at level 30 with The Affray on Fray Island.
Do Hunters get a new class quest in WoW Forever?
No new one before level 60. Hunters have the level 10 taming quests and the level 60 chain for Rhok'delar, Longbow of the Ancient Keepers. Only Skyborne Hunters have new versions of the taming quests.
Do Paladins and Warlocks still get free mounts?
Yes. Paladins learn Summon Warhorse at 40 from a one-step quest and Summon Charger at 60 from a long chain. Warlocks learn Summon Felsteed at 40 and Summon Dreadsteed at 60. You may still need to buy the Riding skill from a trainer.
Can I skip class quests and come back later?
Yes. Class quests do not expire, so you can pick them up at any level after they open. Just remember that the spell they teach stays locked until you finish them, which hurts most for totems, forms and demons.
Which class quests need a group?
The Warrior Cyclonian fight, the Shaman event in Thousand Needles, the Mage trip to the Scarlet Monastery Library, the Paladin weapon dungeons, the Warlock Dreadsteed ritual and the Paladin Charger dungeons. Most of the others can be done solo.
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