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WoW Forever talent respec: 1 silver beta resets and planning your build
Resetting talents in the Forever beta now costs 1 silver after the cooldown. Check the one-hour rule, trainer process and how class resets differ from Legacy.
Where do you reset talents?
The September 21 All Things How guide reports that a trainer for your own class handles talent resets through a dialogue option covering class or Legacy talents. Start with an appropriate class trainer and inspect the reset choices and displayed cost before confirming.
We have not verified every trainer or city combination in the Forever client. If a trainer lacks the option, do not assume the ability has been removed everywhere. Check another appropriate trainer and the current beta issue reports.
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What does a respec cost now?
Blizzard changed the beta price to 1 silver when you have not recently reset. Resetting again sooner costs more, but the price falls back after one hour. This is temporary beta pricing.
Check the trainer’s displayed price before confirming. Older reports of a 1-gold starting price no longer describe this beta rule.
Class talents and Legacy perks are separate decisions
Class talents shape that character’s build. Legacy perks belong to the account-wide progression system. Wowhead’s current Legacy overview says those points can also be reset at a class trainer, while noting uncertainty about repeated costs.
Before confirming any reset, read which points it affects. Do not use a quoted class-respec price to budget for a Legacy reset. If you have changed a perk that affects when talent points arrive, recheck the point schedule in your class guide.
Have the next build ready before you pay
Our advice is to save your current allocation and sketch the replacement in a Forever calculator first. Work at your current level and actual point count. A level-60 build can look appealing while depending on talents you cannot reach during this beta session.
Decide what you want to improve. Fewer recovery breaks, a different dungeon role and trying a particular interaction are useful goals. Changing several things at once makes it harder to know which choice helped.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Current level and available points | The endpoint must fit the character you can play today. |
| Tier gates and prerequisites | A desired talent may need earlier investment. |
| Equipment and trained abilities | A talent can depend on something your character does not yet have. |
| Gold left after the reset | Leave room for the training and supplies you still need. |
Give the new build a fair try
After allocating the points, review your spellbook and action bars. Try familiar enemies with similar equipment and note how the whole session feels, including recovery and travel. Save the old build so you have a clear comparison.
You do not need to reset simply because a different build is popular. If your current character handles the content you enjoy, plan the next change around something you actually want to try. Our class guides explain their assumptions and proposed point orders so you can make that decision before visiting the trainer.
Related reading and guides
Sources and review notes
- Blizzard: Forever beta development notes, 24 September
- All Things How: Forever talent reset process, 21 September
- r/classicwow: request for free beta respecs, 20 September
- Wowhead: Legacy overview, updated 19 September
Updated 25 September with Blizzard’s temporary beta respec price. Trainer directions remain attributed reports. The class-respec announcement does not establish Legacy reset prices.
