WoW Forever Leveling Time to 60
Blizzard’s statistics show an average leveling time to level 20 of 20.5 hours. Classic required 20.4 hours for this segment. The experience curve to the cap at 60 is the same for both versions. Our team spends those hours for you.
Blizzard does not provide official figures for the path to level 60. We divide orders into ranges and two speed options:
- Range 1–20
- Range 20–40
- Range 40–60
- Full range 1–60
- Standard in about 14 days
- Express in about 7 days
This choice gives you a clear timeline even before you start. A custom range is ideal for players who have already completed part of the journey on their own. We recommend choosing a speed according to the game’s raid schedule. The express option gives you more time to gear up before raids.
WoW Classic Leveling Zones in Forever
The classic zones of the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor remain in Forever without scaling. Quests give most of the experience in these zones. Our booster selects quests appropriate for your character’s level.
Blizzard has shifted the experience from dungeon mobs to the quests within those dungeons. The 20% increase in experience for kills did not make dungeons faster than quests. A character who is many levels higher than the mobs also deprives their group of experience. That’s why our WoW Forever leveling boost guides your character through open-world quests from the starting zone all the way to the level cap. The booster doesn’t waste your order days on clearing dungeons.
Blizzard has added over 1,000 new quests and four new zones to Forever. Zephras Isle serves as the starting zone for the Skyborne race at levels 1–12. Riverglades in the Eastern Kingdoms comes next, with over 150 quests for both factions at levels 36–44. This allows us to guide the character through quests in areas where Classic players lacked content.
The quest route ends in Mount Hyjal at the level cap. You won’t have to plan transitions between old and new zones.
WoW Forever Leveling Boost and Legacy Points
Gold, items, and reputation from quests stay on your character. The first character of each class on a Battle.net account also earns Legacy points across three stages on the path to 60. The Novice and Experienced stages occur at levels 25 and 45. The third stage (Master) occurs at level 60. The full 1–60 range covers all three class stages for your account.
You can add five extras to your order:
- Gathering profession
- Riding at 40
- Dual Specialization at 40
- Secondary professions
- Dungeon quests
The booster increases your gathering profession skill during quests. You won’t have to start it from scratch after you hit the cap. Riding at level 40 gives your character a mount with a 60% speed boost. We recommend adding it to any range past the 40 mark, because the mount saves hours of travel time between zones.




