ForeverWisp is operated by CACHE22 LTD, registered in England and Wales (company number 17419941). Registered office: 124 City Road, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 2NX. Email: hello@foreverwisp.com.
Who writes the guides?
ForeverWisp Editorial is the project’s publishing identity. We maintain eight free starting-area routes, the Alliance and Horde 20–35 guides and the Wisp addon. The paid 20–35 guides are included with their 20–60 pre-orders; later 35–60 bands arrive when released. Our own beta captures show the addon running in Northshire, with quest steps, navigation and objective markers.
Gathering guides
Mining, Herbalism and Skinning guides cover skill 1–300. Start free through skill 150, then choose an individual continuation or all three in the gathering pack. No levelling guide purchase required.
These routes have been reviewed against online sources. Some late-game skill gains, spawn locations and connecting terrain remain provisional. Skill 300 is a profession target, not a character level. Later circuits enter hostile high-level areas; the guide does not make them suitable for a low-level character.
See the work behind the guides
Watch our recorded beta walkthrough or read the eight starter routes online. The online routes follow the addon’s authored quest order and include class choices, prerequisites and unresolved checks. A short demonstration shows what the interface does. It does not establish that every route, class branch or profession stop has been played through.
Our other project: RaidMuster
We also build RaidMuster, a guild preparation workspace for WoW Forever. ForeverWisp helps you plan your character’s journey. RaidMuster helps your group coordinate its roster, availability and profession plans. Both projects share the same ownership.
How we describe evidence
Announcement-verified: a fact has been checked against an official source. It tells us what Blizzard has announced, rather than what a route achieved in our own playthrough.
Playtest-verified: the current guide has a recorded run with a client build, character assumptions, start and finish conditions, observations and a review date. Full route and class playthroughs are still in progress. Each guide identifies its own limits.
Database and community evidence: a client-data entry or player report can help identify a quest, talent or problem. We link the source and its date, and keep it distinct from our own observations. Automated route checks catch structural mistakes but cannot prove that a quest works in the client.
What a complete route test needs
- Game build, faction, class and starting level
- Quest prerequisites and recipe requirements
- Route start, finish, elapsed time and interruptions
- Optional detours and the cost of returning to the route
- For gold guides: expenses, completed sales and unsold inventory
- Repeat runs, exceptions and remaining uncertainty
When something changes
We version routes and preserve stable step identifiers where the task remains the same. When an update changes a prerequisite, reward or class unlock, we review the affected steps. A patch-note review date is separate from the date a build or route was tested. We do not mark a full route as tested because a source page or automated check changed.
Corrections and suggestions
Spotted an error? Use Send feedback with the guide, class, game build and step involved. You can also email hello@foreverwisp.com with the guide link and what you found.
Our sources and imagery
Current launch facts and screenshots come from Blizzard’s Forever announcement and What’s Next recap, alongside later developer notes, attributed data references and our original beta footage. Image captions say when an image is an illustration or an older capture. World of Warcraft imagery belongs to Blizzard Entertainment.
ForeverWisp is not affiliated with Blizzard. Joining our list does not grant access to the game or its beta.
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