Classic level bands are Wowhead's advised levels for original Classic. Blizzard has said every dungeon drop was re-examined for Forever, so the old loot tables are a guide, not a promise. Linked names go to the Classic entry on Wowhead; the new instances have no useful page yet, so a missing link is more likely unbuilt than forgotten. Attunements and lockouts follow once the game client can be read.
Where the gear lists come from. Fetched from Wowhead on 2 Oct 2026, stored with the site, and not looked up live. Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron and Excavation Site: Wetlands are Wowhead's own runs from before launch. City of Dalaran's list, and a few pieces those runs missed, come from warcraft.wiki.gg (CC BY-SA), each item read from its own page there. The Classic dungeons use Wowhead's Forever database, which reads items from the Forever client but still carries Classic's loot tables and drop chances, since those are measured by players rather than read from the game files. Only gear is listed (weapons, armor, rings, necks, trinkets), at a drop chance of 1% or more, without world drops; the boss's Wowhead page has the full table.
Real drops. Lines marked Seen come from PatchVault players, not from Wowhead: the addon (1.13.0 and later) notes which items each boss dropped on a real kill and the desktop app sends it here, where kills are counted once however many people in the group reported them. They are shown as counts (seen 3 times in 5 kills), with a rough percentage only from 25 kills up, and an item seen only in a loot roll or a chat line, not on the boss itself, is marked unconfirmed. Nobody's name is recorded; see the privacy page.
Where this comes from. Fetched from Wowhead on 2 Oct 2026 and stored with the site, not looked up live, so an objective's wording can drift from what the game shows you today. Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron, Excavation Site: Wetlands and City of Dalaran have no Classic zone, so they use Wowhead's own Forever zone data instead; every other dungeon uses Wowhead's Classic quest data, which Blizzard has said was re-examined for Forever, so a quest, its reward or its objective may differ in the game. Where Forever added a quest to an old dungeon (The Deadmines so far), it is listed too, from Wowhead's Forever data. Experience is what Wowhead shows; since the 1 October test build dungeon quests give 50% less of their extra dungeon experience, which Wowhead's numbers may not show yet.
Scarlet Monastery, Blackrock Spire and Dire Maul each share one Wowhead zone across their wings, and Wowhead's data does not say which wing a quest belongs to, so every wing of a shared zone lists the same full set and is marked shared rather than guessed apart.
A quest's objective and flavor text are written for whoever Wowhead recorded them from, and may describe an NPC's opinion of your race, class or faction that does not match your own character; nothing here is edited or guessed, only reproduced from what Wowhead shows.