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WoW Forever Collector’s Edition: What’s Inside, Price and How the Codes Arrive

Contents, the US$150.00 Gear Store price, household limits, and where to find your Invite-A-Friend and beta codes.

Contents, the US$150.00 Gear Store price, household limits, and where to find your Invite-A-Friend and beta codes.

Bronze-finish statue of a dwarf hunter beside a roaring bear from the World of Warcraft: Forever Collector's Edition

Image: Blizzard Entertainment

Quick answer: The physical World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition costs US$150.00 and is sold only through the Blizzard Gear Store while supplies last. It includes the Warcraft Forever Collection digital code and a Dwarf and Bear Statue. Its codes arrive by email.


What the World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition is

The World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition is the physical, shelf-display edition of WoW Forever, not a requirement for access. A World of Warcraft subscription includes the game, making this boxed set an extra for players who want a tangible keepsake.

World of Warcraft: Forever Collector's Edition box with the Forever logo on the front
Image: Blizzard Entertainment

Digitally, it matches the Warcraft Forever Collection available in the Battle.net Shop. That collection includes the full Skyborne Epic Pack contents, plus Warcraft III: Reforged and the Forsaken Kingdom campaign, along with modern WoW Housing decor featuring Forsaken and Human figurines. The Skyborne Epic Pack comes with three Invite-A-Friend Launch Codes. The Collector’s Edition’s additional contents are physical: a statue, mousepad, prints, pins, and journal.


Physical items in the box

  • 7.5″ Dwarf and Bear Statue
  • Zephras Isle Mousepad
  • Art Prints
  • Collectible Pins
  • The Companion Journal

It’s a big box. Plan for roughly 18.3 in x 15.2 in x 17.2 in (46.5 cm x 38.6 cm x 43.7 cm) of space.


Warcraft Forever Collection digital code and in-game content

Inside is a Warcraft Forever Collection Digital Code. It covers the WoW: Forever Skyborne Epic Pack, Warcraft III: Reforged, and the Warcraft III Reforged: Forsaken Kingdom DLC campaign. It also adds 30 days of World of Warcraft Game Time and unlocks the Skyborne, a new playable race, along with the Zephras Isle starting experience in WoW Forever.

World of Warcraft: Forever Collector's Edition in-game content: Cerulean Prideclaw, bear mount, transmog sets, pets, tabards, decor and Warcraft III: Reforged
Image: Blizzard Entertainment

The in-game rewards split between WoW Forever and modern WoW:

RewardWhere you use it
Cerulean Prideclaw (Skyborne-themed ground mount)WoW Forever
Shen’dorei Skyseer’s Garb transmog set and a back attachmentWoW Forever
Shen’dorei Windwell toyWoW Forever
Veteran Adventurer’s bear mount and transmog setWoW Forever and modern WoW
Skyborne decor pack and 2 figurine decor itemsModern WoW Housing
Zergling, Panda, Diablo and Pachimaru companion petsWoW Forever
2 special tabardsIncluded

You can’t ride the Cerulean Prideclaw straight away. It requires the riding skill, which you buy in game.


Price, where to buy and purchase limits

The World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition is priced at US$150.00 and can be purchased only from the Blizzard Gear Store until stock runs out. As of 7 November 2026, its Gear Store listing says ordering is unavailable, meaning it cannot currently be purchased there.

  • One per household.
  • Delivery is limited to selected destinations in North and South America.
  • One WoW Forever beta access code and three Invite-A-Friend Launch codes per household.
  • Code use, including redemption periods and availability, may carry additional terms.
  • Promotions do not include this item, and promo codes cannot be used.
  • All sales are final, with no returns.

How the Invite-A-Friend and beta codes arrive

The codes don’t come in the box. They’re sent by email from Legends, and Blizzard Customer Support spells it out:

“If you buy the World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition on the Blizzard Gear Store, Legends will send you the Invite-A-Friend codes to the same email address you purchased your Collector’s Edition with, along with your Beta access code.”

If you can’t find them, work through these checks in order:

Open the inbox of the email address you used for the Gear Store order. That may not be the same address as your Battle.net account.
Check that account’s spam or junk folder if nothing shows up in the inbox.
Search that mailbox for an email from Legends.

You’ll know it worked when that Legends email turns up at your purchase address carrying both your Invite-A-Friend codes and your beta access code.