WoW Forever Talent Calculator

Pick a class to plan your build. Every tree is read straight from the WoW: Forever client data (build 1.60.1.70532), so the talents, ranks, row unlocks and tooltip numbers are the ones you will see in game, including all the new Forever talents such as Light's Vigil, Lone Wolf, Penance and Wild Growth.

What is new in Forever's talent trees

• A new gold medal at 16 points in the trees, alongside the familiar one-point talents at 11, 21 and 31 points.
• Reworked talents: some are exactly as in patch 1.12, many were adjusted, and several from later expansions return in a Classic-style form.
• Key group buffs are baseline, such as Blessing of Kings, Divine Spirit and Improved Mark of the Wild, which frees points for other talents.
• 51 points at level 60, one per level from 10, and the Legacy perk Talented lets you earn each point up to 5 levels earlier.
• Dual Specialization at level 40; respec at a class trainer in a major city.

How to use the calculator

• Learn a rank: left-click a talent with a green border. On a phone, tap the talent and press "+ Learn".
• Unlearn a rank: right-click it, or tap it and press "− Unlearn". If another talent depends on it, unlearn that one first, just as the game will not let you leave a talent without its requirements.
• Read the tooltip: hover any talent to see its current rank, the next rank's effect and anything it still requires, in the same format as the in-game tooltip.
• Check your level: the bar shows how many points you have left and the character level the build needs. Set your Legacy Talented rank to see points arrive up to 5 levels earlier.
• Share: the build is saved in the page address. Copy the link to send it to a friend or keep it for later.

Why our numbers can be trusted

Most early calculators were built from beta screenshots or from Classic data with edits. We read the talent system tables (trees, nodes, ranks, row gates and prerequisite links) and the spell tables directly from the live WoW: Forever client build and generate the calculator from them with a script. Tooltip numbers use the same per-rank values the game uses. When a tooltip depends on your character, such as a percentage of attack power, we show the formula rather than inventing a number.

We also compared the trees with the talent window screenshots in Blizzard's class deep dives. Trees such as the Paladin's match them row for row. A few, such as Priest Discipline, have moved a talent or two since those beta screenshots were taken in early October; in those cases the client data is the newer source (build of October 21), so the calculator follows the data. The one-point gold medal talents sit at 11, 16, 21 and 31 points in every tree, with one exception in the current data: Mage Arcane's 16-point slot holds a new talent, Arcane Wrath, that has no row requirement yet (see the Mage guide).