Blizzard lists missing PvP vendors and a Razorfen Kraul trap among Forever's known issues

Blizzard keeps a list of the problems it already knows about in Forever. Kaivax posted it on the US forums on 5 November as issues "the WoW Forever team have determined to be notable, impactful, and already tracked with plans to fix in the future". The post adds: "This is not a comprehensive list of issues, and it will be updated regularly." It was last edited on 5 November, and it read the same when we checked it on 9 November.

Missing PvP vendors

The first entry under NPCs reads: "PvP Vendors are temporarily unavailable in all locations (Orgrimmar, Stormwind, and Dalaran)." The list gives no date for their return.

Players are still asking about it. A thread opened on the US forums on 9 November asked whether the vendors are bugged. Its first post says the player had spent two days looking with several people and found "empty space not even an NPC". One reply guessed the vendors might be tied to PvP seasons; another said they weren't. The latest reply said its writer had seen the missing vendors called a known issue somewhere. No Blizzard staff had answered in that thread when we read it.

A cauldron in Razorfen Kraul

The only dungeon entry is this one: "In Razorfen Kraul, there's a cauldron near Roogug that players can fall into and get stuck." The post doesn't say how to get out once you're in.

The rest of the list

• Stormwind guards direct players to the wrong name for transmogrification. They say Fyrenz Stagazer; the post says the correct name is Fyrenz Vishonar.
• With a gamepad, deleting more than one rare or epic item may cause an error, and instructions for the push-to-talk keyboard button may be displayed by mistake when you join a voice channel.
• Bank pages are displayed in pages, so the tabs are listed outside the frame.
• The entrance of Stormwind Keep may not look as intended, including unintended flashing textures.

One entry is struck through. It said "Vorsha the Lasher" in Ashenvale had been disabled until a bug causing a crash could be fixed. Blizzard added no note to the strike-through, so the list doesn't say what changed for that quest.

What the list doesn't tell you

No entry gives a date for a fix. Blizzard says the list isn't complete, so a problem you hit may not be on it. We haven't tested any of these in the game; each one is Blizzard's own description. If you play with a gamepad, here's Blizzard's guide to its action bars.