Built from the Forever client's own talent tables (build 1.60.1.69977), so the talents, ranks and requirements are the game's. Click to add a point and right-click to remove one. On a phone, use Remove mode. Hover any talent for its tooltip.
A few of Forever's new talents are not in the readable game files yet (the ones that give Arcane Blast, Lava Burst or Penance, for example), so they are missing from these trees.
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The trees look familiar: three per class, seven rows, the same icons in the same places, and the talent slots in the Forever client are identical to Classic Era down to their internal IDs. What changed is the spell in some of those slots. Comparing all 432 talents with Classic Era, 35 now have a different name, and nearly all of them a different effect. Mage has the most changes, six, all pushing Arcane toward a real damage tree.
Several talent tooltips also name abilities Classic never had: Arcane Blast and Ice Lance for Mages, Lava Burst for Shamans, Lacerate for Druids, and Wrack for Warlocks, whose Curse of Agony talent is now Improved Bane of Agony.
Read the full breakdowns: 35 WoW Forever talents that aren't what you remember and the new spells Forever's talents name. Planning a whole character, not just talents? Pick a class guide from the WoW Forever hub.
Each class has three talent trees. Open a class guide for every talent in its trees, the races that can play it and its stat priorities.