
LEVEL 30 HORDE DUEL TOURNAMENT
The Forever Open Prep Guide
$100,000 prize pool
Champion $50,000 · top of each class $5,555
Tournament overview
The first dueling tournament of the WoW: Forever beta, organized by Tips Out — who ran the Classic Duelers League and OTK's 2023 Mak'gora — and broadcast by streamers Esfand and Xaryu. It's open: anyone with beta access can register.
- Format
- 1v1 duels — Qualifiers → top 4 of each class in the Finals; the bracket winner is crowned "Death's Duelist"
- Character
- PvP ruleset · Horde · level 30 · a brand-new character with the last name "Foreverpvp"
- Prize pool
- $100,000 — $50,000 to the champion, $5,555 to the top player of each of the 9 classes
- Schedule
- Registration closes Oct 4, 11am PT · Qualifiers Oct 17 · Finals Oct 18
- Entry fee
- 15 gold in game, on qualifier day
- Broadcast
- twitch.tv/esfandtv · twitch.tv/xaryu
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STEP 1
Check beta access
- You need WoW: Forever beta access to participate
- Opt in on the official WoW: Forever site, or guarantee access with a Battle.net pre-purchase (Epic Pack or Forever Collection)
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STEP 2
Create your character
- 1.Pick a PvP ruleset realm
- 2.Faction: Horde
- 3.Race — see below
- 4.Class
- 5.Name it and set the last name "Foreverpvp" — required
- 6.Only characters created after Sep 27, 11am PT count
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STEP 3
Register on Raider.IO
- Register on the Raider.IO tournament page and enter your character information
- Closes Oct 4, 11am PT — characters can only be created until then
- Register each extra character as you make it; only one plays in the tournament
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STEP 4
Join the guild
- Log in on that character and ask for an invite to <The Forever Open III>
- Invites from Tips Zug, Theboggy Foreverpvp, Admin Hulatwo, Admin Magetea, Admin Musashii, Prestige Admin
- Questions: the <Forever PvP> Discord (discord.gg/YdvQnxADwP)
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STEP 5
What's banned
Banned items — equipped or just in your bags means disqualification
- Holiday buffs (e.g. the Wickerman buff) and holiday consumables (e.g. Candy corn)
- Class buffs from other players that last under 2 minutes (e.g. no unless you are a priest)
- Intentional delays — e.g. rogues sitting in for minutes to reset cooldowns, 60+ seconds of inactivity
- Fleeing a duel, or force-fleeing your opponent (e.g. chain-casting on them at the rim of the duel line)
- Leaving the dueling location (including hearthstoning to repair), more than 3 minutes of total offline time
- Account sharing, match-fixing, stream-sniping, outside intervention, client-side abuse, hacking, exploiting
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STEP 6
Earn Legacy points
- Legacy points are earned by all characters on your account — points from alts work on your tournament character
- Each character can spend up to 16
- +9
Classes
Novice Druid · Novice Hunter · Novice Mage · Novice Paladin · Novice Priest · Novice Rogue · Novice Shaman · Novice Warlock · Novice Warrior
Reach level 25 for the first time on a Druid.
- +12
Tradeskills
Alchemy · Blacksmithing · Enchanting · Engineering · Leatherworking · Tailoring
Reach 150 skill in Alchemy for the first time. / Reach 225 skill in Alchemy for the first time.
- +1
DungeonsNeeds to open with level 30
Novice Spelunker
Complete the following dungeons.
- Ragefire Chasm or Hall of Thanes
- Ruins of Lordaeron
- Wailing Caverns
- The Deadmines
- Shadowfang Keep
- Excavation Site: Wetlands
- +1
Player vs. PlayerNeeds to open with level 30
Rank 3
Reach the rank of Sergeant in the Player vs. Player Honor System.
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STEP 7
Spend Legacy points — in this order
- 15 total
- 210 total
- 312 total
- 414 total
- 516 total
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STEP 8
Professions
- Two primary professions per character — each 150 and 225 earns a Legacy point
- At level 30 you can reach 225 (Expert)
- First Aid and Cooking are secondary and don't take a slot
EngineeringBombs, nets and devices — most need Engineering skill to use
AlchemyMake your own potions and elixirs
EnchantingEnchant your own gear
BlacksmithingSharpening stones, weightstones, shield spikes, plate and mail
LeatherworkingArmor kits, leather and mail
TailoringCloth armor and bags
First AidBandages, healing potions, anti-venom
CookingStat food
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STEP 9
Level to 30
- Level 30 and gear by Oct 17, 16:59 UTC
- Take the Legacy perk first
- Dungeon quests give big XP — dungeons below
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STEP 10
Pick your class
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STEP 11
Stream setup
- Twitch, YouTube or Kick
- Stream your own view during the Qualifiers and Finals — duels and bag/talent inspections
- Keep the VoD — without it you can forfeit all matches and prize money
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STEP 12
Submit your talent build
- One build for the Qualifiers and one for the Finals (they can differ)
- Submit at least 24 hours before each stage
- No changes once a stage begins — your talents must match the submitted build at inspection
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STEP 13
Tournament day
- 1.Check in on Raider.IO on the morning of Oct 17 — the tournament starts 17:00 UTC
- 2.Pay the 15 gold entry fee in game
- 3.Open bags, talents and character panel on stream for inspection
- 4.Before a duel — eat and drink elixirs; buffs from other players only if they last 2 minutes or more
- 5.Stand on the duel flag together, walk 10 yards straight apart and stop at 20 yards (only characters in may move)
- 6.No mounts; accept the duel after the admin's 10-second countdown
- 7.60 seconds of inactivity is a penalty, leaving the duel area disqualifies you, 3 minutes of total offline time max
- 8.1–2 minutes between duels to heal, buff and drink
- 9.Timeouts are replayed — food and water capped at 3 for the rest of that matchup
- 10.Only warlocks may leave once, after telling an admin, to collect soul shards







