Playing the World of Warcraft Forever beta from the first login, with the beta patch notes read alongside.
The last episode in the Zephyrus Island starting zone for my Druid. I hand in the backlog, talk two feuding factions into one assault, take the sanctuary, deal with the cult leader, finally buy the trainer skills I had been skipping, and sail to Dalaran. Next up is a defense Paladin trial before the beta launches.
Picking the Druid up at the turncoat quest with the beta about five days from ending, then working through every side quest I had left. A gnome with no memory wants acorns and freed spirits, the druid enclave at war with the cult wants moss, blood heirlooms, ears and twenty feathers, and a cave holds seven wounded druids. I reach level 14, sort out the beta legacy points and wish I had taken the rage talent sooner.
The October 15 beta update to World of Warcraft Forever, read through a few weeks before the November 4 launch. Racial abilities are reworked, mostly as easings, the Paladin takes a stack of nerfs, the Druid keeps its energy between forms, and Horde players are no longer welcome in Dalaran.