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Temporary Economy Holds Put Trading Access in Focus
The holds are intended to stop suspicious gold from circulating, while players worry about the disruption a restriction or slow investigation could cause.
The WoW Forever briefing
Economy
Trading, auction-house activity, and the crafting economy in WoW Forever.
World & levelingNews briefing
WoW Forever Beta Update Reworks Class Progression and Gamepad Controls
The update touches nearly every class, but its practical highlights include a cheaper temporary respec, revised talent progression, expanded gamepad controls and several item changes.
ProfessionsNews briefing
WoW Forever Beta Changes Wand Vendor Values and Gathering
The profession notes bring new recipe access alongside a sharp vendor-value change for crafted wands. Here’s what crafters and gatherers should check before changing their routines.
World & levelingNews briefing
WoW Forever Adds Handy City Shortcuts
Auction House errands get a small quality-of-life lift in Darnassus and Stormwind.
World & levelingNews briefing
WoW Forever Beta Boosts Dungeon XP and Reworks Party Scaling
Dungeon kills now award approximately 20% more experience, while lower-level party members are no longer penalized simply because someone else in the group is higher level. The update also tunes Rage, adjusts select class abilities, and resets vendor prices for several items.
ProfessionsNews briefing
WoW Forever Beta Cuts Vendor Prices on Many Crafted Items
A broad vendor-price reduction could change the value of crafting items for vendor sales, but the notes name no affected recipes or new prices. Check current values before crafting in bulk.
World & levelingNews briefing
WoW Forever’s Temporary Economy Hold Pauses Trading During RMT Reviews
Blizzard says the temporary hold is meant to stop suspicious gold from circulating while an investigation is underway. It can be lifted if activity is cleared, or followed by account action if RMT is confirmed.
World & levelingNews briefing
Blizzard Says Botting and Illicit Gold Trading Are Drawing Action
The announcement covers botting, gold buying and knowingly receiving illicit gold—and warns that accepting suspicious trades can put an account at risk.