Kyle's Gone Missing! in WoW: Forever: Is the Quest Coming?

Update, October 1: Blizzard's October 1 beta patch notes list Kyle's Gone Missing! as added in Mulgore, so the Make-A-Wish quest is back in WoW: Forever on the beta. Everything else in that build: the level 30 patch notes.

Kyle's Gone Missing! is not confirmed for WoW: Forever yet, but Blizzard says it's working on it. Players on the forums asked for Ezra Chatterton's Make-A-Wish quest to be added. A Blizzard community manager answered "We're working on it. Stay tuned!" Blizzard hasn't announced a build, a date or any changes, so for now treat it as in progress, not as added.

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Quick facts

Quest	Kyle's Gone Missing!
Designed by	Ezra Chatterton, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation
Quest giver	Ahab Wheathoof, a tauren in Mulgore near Thunder Bluff, voiced by Ezra
The dog	Kyle the Frenzied, Ahab's runaway pup
Original era	Added to live WoW during The Burning Crusade
Forever status	Blizzard: "We're working on it. Stay tuned!" (per Wowhead, September 2026)
On the beta now?	Not confirmed

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What the quest is

Ahab Wheathoof has lost his dog Kyle, and he asks you to find him. You track Kyle down in the Mulgore countryside, give him a treat that Ahab supplies, and bring the good news back. It's a short, low-level Horde errand. It became one of the best-loved quests in the game because of who made it. Ezra Chatterton helped design it as his Make-A-Wish wish, and his voice is Ahab's. Ezra passed away in 2008, and the quest has been a quiet tribute in Mulgore ever since.

Why wasn't Kyle's Gone Missing! in Forever from the start?

WoW: Forever is set in the game's first year. The Classic team is rebuilding that era with new zones, dungeons and quests. Kyle's Gone Missing! was added during The Burning Crusade, so it isn't part of the original 2004 content the Classic-based versions start from. That's why players had to ask for it, and why Blizzard's reply matters.

Does "working on it" mean it will be there at launch?

No, not necessarily. Blizzard hasn't said whether it will arrive before launch on November 4, 2026, during the beta, or in a later patch. It also hasn't said whether the quest will match the original or be adapted to Forever's changes. Until Blizzard or the beta shows it in game, don't expect it on day one.

Can Alliance players do it?

The original quest belongs to Mulgore, a Horde starting zone. Blizzard hasn't described how a Forever version would work or who could take it. If it comes back in its original form, plan on a Horde character, probably a tauren alt, to see it the way it was built.

How do I check whether it's been added?

Watch the official WoW: Forever forum category and the beta patch notes. If you're in the beta (September 17 to October 23, capped at level 30 since October 1), you can also visit Mulgore near Thunder Bluff and look for Ahab Wheathoof. Beta content could change before launch, so seeing the quest there wouldn't guarantee it shipped unchanged.

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