A WoW: Forever weekly raid subscription is a recurring booking that gets your level-60 character a raid clear every lockout instead of ordering runs one by one. Forever's raids open December 9, 2026 — Barrow Deeps (10-player), Hyjal Summit (20-player) and Onyxia's Lair (40-player) unlock together — and PewPewShop's Forever Weekly Raid Subscription starts from EUR 29 per week, bookable now as a pre-order.
Forever raid subscription: the specifics
| Raids opening December 9, 2026 | Barrow Deeps (10-player), Hyjal Summit (20-player), Onyxia's Lair (40-player) |
| Weekly Raid Subscription | from EUR 29 per week, recurring, cancel any week |
| Single Barrow Deeps clear | from EUR 35 |
| Single Hyjal Summit clear | from EUR 45 |
| Single Onyxia kill | from EUR 25 |
| All three, one order | Forever Raid Bundle from EUR 95 |
| Requirement | A level-60 Forever character (cap is 60 for good) |
| Formats | Self-Play or Piloted |
The math is simple: one Barrow Deeps clear on its own is from EUR 35, the subscription is from EUR 29 per week. If you plan to raid every reset from December onward, the subscription is the cheaper way to do it, and it also removes the weekly "is the group full yet?" problem — your slot is held before the lockout resets.
Barrow Deeps Raid (10-Player)Forever's first 10-player raid, cleared with your character from December 9.from 35 EURGet it doneWhen do raids actually open in WoW: Forever?
Not at launch. Forever goes live November 4, 2026 at 3 p.m. Pacific, but per Blizzard's roadmap the raid tier arrives five weeks later, on December 9, 2026. Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit and Onyxia's Lair unlock on the same day. Dates come from Blizzard's roadmap and can move.
Blizzard has described Barrow Deeps as a maximum-level 10-player challenge with three entrances, one of them in the new Mount Hyjal zone. Hyjal Summit is the 20-player raid in the same zone. Whether Molten Core or other original raids are open at that point hasn't been announced, so treat the December lineup as the complete list until Blizzard says otherwise.
What does "weekly" mean — how often can I run Barrow Deeps?
Classic-style raids run on a lockout that resets once a week, and Forever's raids are expected to follow that pattern. Blizzard hasn't published Forever's exact reset timers yet, so a subscription is built around the lockout, whatever its final schedule is: one full clear per reset, every reset, until you stop it. You pick which raid (or raids) the subscription covers when you book.
Loot tables for the new raids aren't published either. What we can say is that a weekly clear is the only way to see every boss's drop table each reset — skipping a week is loot you never roll on.
Do I need to be level 60 first?
Yes. Barrow Deeps is a maximum-level raid and the cap is 60. If you start Forever on November 4 and level at a normal pace, five weeks is enough for a first character to hit 60 before December 9; our boosters quote two to three weeks for a full 1–60 at launch if you'd rather have leveling handled. Reserving your name early (October 27 – November 3, with an upgrade pack) means you're not stuck in a queue on launch night.
Is Self-Play available for the raid subscription?
Yes. Self-Play means you're in the raid on your own character alongside a vetted team, so you get the loot, the achievement and the pulls yourself. Piloted is also offered as a service format. Either way the runs are done by human players with a long zero-ban record — no bots, no third-party tools.
Booking it
If you'd rather not spend every reset assembling a ten-man for Barrow Deeps or filling a 40-player Onyxia group, PewPewShop's Forever Weekly Raid Subscription (from EUR 29 per week) holds a spot for you every lockout from December 9. Single clears start from EUR 25 for Onyxia, EUR 35 for Barrow Deeps and EUR 45 for Hyjal Summit, or take all three in the Forever Raid Bundle from EUR 95. Everything is a pre-order until the raids open, and cancelling a week is one message to support.