World of Warcraft Forever World First Level 60 Character Hits Cap Three Days After Launch
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A player team led by streamer JokerD became the first to reach level 60 in World of Warcraft Forever, three days after the game’s launch. The squad, composed of all Undead characters plus a Troll, exploited a recent change to the Undead’s Cannibalize ability, which now restores mana and eliminates downtime between large mob pulls. By gathering massive groups of enemies and using area‑of‑effect attacks, they accelerated the leveling process. JokerD’s crew previously earned the world‑first level 60 title in the 2019 Classic release, giving them a reputation advantage in the current race. As of the article’s writing, the nearest competitor, Ksuper Worldfirst, is at level 53. The first end‑game raids open on December 9, leaving early cap‑hitters with limited content until then.
💡 Why It Matters
- · Hitting the cap so quickly showcases how recent class tweaks can dramatically reshape progression speed, prompting players to rethink optimal leveling strategies before end‑game content arrives.