About WoW Campfire
Last updated: 12 November 2026
WoW Campfire is an independent site for players of World of Warcraft: Forever. It publishes news and explainers, guides, game reference pages and tools. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.
What we cover
- Articles report Blizzard's announcements, development notes, hotfixes and developer interviews, and what players are discussing. Most answer one specific question, such as a changed talent, a new rule or a reported bug.
- Guides cover classes, dungeons, raids, professions and reputations. Their sections are labelled by evidence, for example "Blizzard said", "Game data" or "Classic baseline".
- Reference pages list items, quests, NPCs, spells, achievements, collections and professions.
- Tools include talent calculators and planners built on the same data.
Where our facts come from
Every article ends with its sources, and the text links to them: Blizzard's news posts, staff forum posts, development notes and hotfix lists, developer interviews and podcasts, and creator videos or player posts when those are the story. We cite the original source, not another site's summary of it. If we can't find where a claim started, we leave it out.
What Blizzard announces is reported as Blizzard's statement, with its date. What players report stays attributed to them. When we haven't checked something in the game, the article says so.
What a record does and doesn't prove
Reference pages draw on two kinds of data, and we label them differently.
- Game data is what the Forever game client contains in a given build. A record shows that the client contains something. It doesn't show that an item drops, that a vendor sells it, or that a quest can be done on live servers today.
- Classic reference is information inherited from Classic, such as quest givers, vendors, drops and spawn locations. We label it as Classic reference because it hasn't been confirmed for Forever.
Where we know more than the record shows, such as an acquisition route Blizzard has published, we say so on the page and link the source.
Dates
An article can carry three dates, and they mean different things:
- Published is when the article went live on WoW Campfire. For many earlier articles we have no record of that moment, and we show no date rather than guess one.
- Updated is when we last revised it.
- Source date is when the Blizzard post, interview or other source it reports appeared.
We don't redate old stories to make them look new.
Corrections and updates
When a fact changes or we get something wrong, we revise the article and show the Updated date. A correction that changes what an article told you appears as a dated note above the text. Earlier reporting stays where it explains how a story developed, marked with its date.
To report an error, email info@wowcampfire.com, in English or Czech.
Who is responsible
WoW Campfire is run by Future Developments s.r.o. in Prague, Czech Republic. Its full company details are in our privacy policy. Articles carry the WoW Campfire byline because the site publishes them and answers for them. We don't attach the names of writers who don't exist.
How articles are made
WoW Campfire's articles are made with AI models working to written editorial rules that WoW Campfire sets. One model reads the sources and judges which news is worth covering, another writes the article from those sources, and a separate check compares each claim with the sources before publication. Audio narration uses synthetic voices, and the artwork in article films is made with an image model.