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WoW Forever Leveling Calculator
See how long your road to level 60 takes. Set your current level, how many hours you play each day and your pace, and the calculator shows the play time left and the date you hit 60, compared with the Phase 1 raid opening on December 9, 2026.
Your road to 60
- Play time left
- 150 hours
- Level 60 on
- December 24, 2026
- 50 days at 3 h a day
You reach 60 about 15 days after Phase 1 raids open on December 9. To be ready in time you would need about 4.4 hours a day.
Skip the grind with WoW Forever PowerlevelingEstimates use about 150 hours of play for 1-60 from beta reports; Blizzard has only confirmed that 1-20 takes about 20 hours. Your time depends on class, route and how much you group.
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How the estimate works
WoW Forever keeps the Classic experience curve, so the calculator uses the leveling pace reported by beta players: about 20 hours for levels 1-20, 50 hours for 20-40 and 80 hours for 40-60. "First time" adds 15% for players learning the zones, and "speed leveler" takes 20% off for players with a planned route. For the full route, new dungeons and Legacy perks, read our WoW Forever leveling guide.
WoW Forever leveling FAQ
How long does it take to reach 60 in WoW Forever?
Beta reports put 1-60 at around 150 hours of play: about 20 hours for 1-20, 50 for 20-40 and 80 for 40-60. Blizzard has confirmed that 1-20 takes about 20 hours, the same as Classic.
When do WoW Forever raids open?
Phase 1 raids open on December 9, 2026, five weeks after the November 4 launch.
How many hours a day do I need to be 60 for raids?
At about 150 hours, playing a little over 4 hours every day from launch gets a new player to 60 by December 9. Experienced players with a route need less.
Is this calculator exact?
No. It turns community leveling estimates into a schedule. Your real time depends on class, route, grouping and how much rested experience you use.