WoW Forever beta reports: bank slots, Legacy Points and raid rules

Wowhead reports that the default bank has 48 slots and that the number of bank bag slots has risen from six to eight. In a separate Wowhead summary of an MMORPG interview, Blizzard is reported to have discussed expanding storage later if players need it.

That same Wowhead interview summary says item stats are hidden until an item drops for the player or someone on the server, and that there will be no Dungeon Journal. The supplied snapshot does not establish whether those discovery rules are final beyond the report.

Wowhead reports that Legacy Points come from activities including leveling, professions, dungeons, raids, exploration, PvP ranking, and reputation. The report describes three trees: Professions, Adventure, and Resourcefulness, along with account-wide benefits and cosmetic rewards at 15, 25, 40, and 55 points. It also lists a 55-point Spectral Bear reward.

Wowhead also reports that the Cozy Sleeping Bag quest chain is available in the beta. Its report describes a one-hour cooldown, a 1% experience increase per minute up to 3%, five rested-experience items, and a 12-slot bag. Wowhead says the chain can be started at level 14 or above in Westfall for Alliance characters or the Barrens for Horde characters, while noting that the quests were visibly marked and that it was unclear whether this was intended.

According to Wowhead’s But Why Tho? interview summary, new launch raids will not require attunement. The same report says later attunement plans were not answered. It also describes fixed 10-, 20-, and 40-player raid sizes and difficulty that does not automatically scale to the group.

Wowhead’s Sportskeeda interview summary reports official controller support, a free first mount, and training costs of 100 or 1,000 gold depending on the mount level. It also reports that Forever is set on an adjacent timeline that diverges from World of Warcraft’s first launch day, and that a Forsaken Paladin is among the discussed class changes.

Wowhead reports that mana users and melee classes with mana-based abilities may need to place newly purchased spell ranks on their action bars manually. The report says Rogue and Warrior action bars update automatically, while the default spellbook hides lower ranks unless players enable the display option.

Wowhead’s music notice says its client review found more than 100 tracks and almost eight hours of music, including a Skyborne theme. This is a report about the client material Wowhead reviewed, not a complete soundtrack catalogue.

All observations here come from Wowhead’s supplied notices and their summaries of interviews or client findings. They do not independently confirm every reported system, provide a complete database, or establish that beta details will remain unchanged at launch. No supplied evidence here answers future storage changes, later raid attunements, or the final scope of the item-discovery and Legacy systems.