Blizzard’s physical World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition is available to preorder for $150 on the US Gear Store and €150 on the EU store. The two official listings show different stock states: the US page is marked sold out, while the EU page is accepting preorders. Blizzard says the box is not expected to ship until November. Its announcement and the US and EU product pages list the current contents and terms.
The physical set includes a 13-inch Dwarf and Bear statue, a Zephras Isle mousepad, art prints, collectible pins and a companion journal. It also includes a digital code for the Warcraft Forever Collection, so this is a collectibles box with digital game benefits rather than a boxed PC copy. The official listings say there is no disc and that the code requires a Battle.net account and an internet connection.
What the Collector’s Edition includes
The digital code unlocks the Skyborne Epic Pack for World of Warcraft: Forever, Warcraft III: Reforged and the Forsaken Kingdom campaign for Reforged. Blizzard’s edition announcement says the included collection also provides beta access, 30 days of game time and in-game items. The Epic Pack includes access to the beta scheduled for September 17 through October 21; Blizzard says beta-code instructions are sent by email.
The pack also unlocks the Skyborne race and its Zephras Isle starting experience in Forever. The store lists cosmetic rewards for both Forever and Modern WoW, alongside pets and tabards that are specific to Forever. The housing decor included with the package is for Modern WoW, and the product terms say it requires Midnight, sold separately. That distinction is worth checking before treating every listed item as usable in every version of the game.
Blizzard’s store page says the Collector’s Edition includes 30 days of World of Warcraft game time. After that period, continued play requires a subscription or additional game time. The box itself is a preorder and is not available to ship until November 2026, so buyers should not assume the physical package will arrive in time for the beta. Blizzard describes the beta access as a digital benefit, with its code instructions delivered by email.
Stock and price vary by region
At the time of publication on September 13, the US listing showed a $150 price and sold-out status. The EU store listed the edition at €150 as a preorder, with November shipping. Blizzard’s US store limits shipping to selected locations in North and South America; the separate EU listing uses its regional storefront. Availability can change, so the official store for a buyer’s country is the relevant source for current stock and delivery terms.
The base game does not require the Collector’s Edition. Blizzard says World of Warcraft: Forever launches November 4 and is included with an active subscription or game time. PixelTempo’s launch-date and gameplay overview covers the zones, systems and release details. This new edition is aimed at readers deciding whether the statue and other keepsakes, Warcraft III content and digital extras justify the additional purchase.
For anyone comparing editions, the practical questions are now specific: whether the local store has stock, whether a November shipment is acceptable, and whether the physical collectibles and digital bundle match what they want. The product is not a standalone disc release, and its included game time does not remove the subscription requirement after the first 30 days.
