World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition Is Available to Pre-Purchase With a 13-Inch Statue
The package includes the Skyborne Epic Pack, Warcraft III: Reforged, physical collectibles, and digital rewards ahead of the November 4 launch.
World of Warcraft: Forever‘s Collector’s Edition is now available to pre-purchase, giving players a physical set built around a 13-inch Dwarf and Bear statue alongside digital access to several Warcraft products. Forever itself will launch globally on November 4, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. PST and will be included with an active World of Warcraft Subscription or Game Time.
According to Blizzard’s official announcement, the package includes a Warcraft Forever Collection digital code. That code unlocks the World of Warcraft: Forever Skyborne Epic Pack, Warcraft III: Reforged, and Warcraft III Reforged: Forsaken Kingdom.
What the Collector’s Edition includes
The physical portion focuses on memorabilia inspired by the early days of Azeroth and the new Forever setting. The package contains:
- A 13-inch Dwarf and Bear statue
- A Zephras Isle mousepad
- Art prints
- Collectible pins
- A companion journal
The Skyborne Epic Pack adds access to the Skyborne race and its Zephras Isle starting experience, beta access, 30 days of Game Time, and in-game cosmetics and other benefits for both World of Warcraft: Forever and modern World of Warcraft. Beta redemption instructions will arrive by email, with the applicable access period running from September 17 through October 21 PDT.
Qualifying purchases will also include one or more Invite-A-Friend Launch Codes. Blizzard will begin sending those codes by email on October 20, 2026, PST. Eligible friends can use them during launch week, from November 4 through November 11, 2026, PST.
Digital bundles provide a separate route
Players who do not want the physical set can purchase digital options through the Battle.net Shop. The available choices include the Skyborne Heroic Pack, Skyborne Epic Pack, and Warcraft Forever Collection, with benefits such as Skyborne access, beta access, Early Name Reservation, 30 days of Game Time, and in-game cosmetics.
Some digital purchases may qualify for Battle.net Balance credit equal to the amount paid when the Collector’s Edition code is later redeemed by December 31, 2027. Eligibility depends on the product and upgrade path. Blizzard also notes that some credits are applied automatically, while others may require Customer Support, so buyers should review the support article before purchasing.
Players in Australia and New Zealand can pre-purchase through participating regional retailers, with availability determined by each retailer. For everyone else, the physical Collector’s Edition is available through the Blizzard Gear Store, while the digital bundles are sold separately through Battle.net.
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