Is there a WoW Forever Dungeon Finder? No - World of Warcraft Forever has no automatic Dungeon Finder or Raid Finder that matches you with players and teleports you in. It uses the Classic-style Looking For Group tool instead, and you travel to every dungeon yourself. Here's how finding a group works in WoW Forever, and which dungeon to run at your level.
Does WoW Forever have a Dungeon Finder?
No. Warcraft Tavern reported from the BlizzCon build that WoW Forever has neither a modern Group Finder nor summoning Meeting Stones, and that “players must physically travel to the entrances of dungeons and raids in WoW Forever.” Timesaver confirms there's no automated Dungeon Finder or Raid Finder at launch.
How to find a group in WoW Forever: the LFG tool
There is a Looking For Group tool - the one from WoW Classic. It “allows you to organize groups but does not form them automatically or teleport everyone to the dungeon.” In practice:
- List your group with the dungeon and the roles you need, or browse other players' listings.
- Invite players yourself - nothing is matched for you.
- Walk to the entrance. Meeting Stones don't summon players.
- Summons: only a Warlock's Ritual of Summoning, which needs two more party members at the spot.
WoW Forever dungeons by level
If you came here looking for a dungeon finder in the sense of "which dungeon should I run at my level", here's every WoW Forever dungeon by level - the classic ones and the nine new ones (full details in our new dungeons guide):
- Levels 13-20: Ragefire Chasm, Halls of the Thane (new), Ruins of Lordaeron (new), Wailing Caverns, The Deadmines
- 20-30: Shadowfang Keep, Blackfathom Deeps, The Stockade, Excavation Site (new), Dalaran (new)
- 30-40: Gnomeregan, Razorfen Kraul, Scarlet Monastery, Sunken City (new), Razorfen Downs
- 40-50: Uldaman, Fortress Krol'dok (new), Zul'Farrak, Maraudon, Alcaz Prison (new)
- 50-60: Sunken Temple, Blackrock Depths, Blackfang Citadel (new), Dire Maul, Lower Blackrock Spire, Scholomance, Stratholme, Terrace of the Shaper (new)
Level ranges for the new dungeons are from PC Games; classic ranges are the usual recommended ones. The first raids - Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit and Onyxia's Lair - open on December 9 (raid schedule).