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The WoW: Forever beta has raised its quest journal limit from 20 to 40, according to PC Gamer. That gives players more room to complete quests without turning them in while they wait for a planned increase to the beta's level cap.
Why Hold Quests?
PC Gamer's writer describes continuing to play a Warrior near level 19 while leaving completed quests in the journal. The idea is to collect their experience rewards after Blizzard raises the current level-20 cap to level 30. The larger journal makes that approach possible for more quests at once.
A Temporary Advantage
In the September 21, 2026 article, the writer expected the cap increase the following month but gave no exact date. Holding quests would let a player claim saved rewards when the cap changes; the source does not establish how many levels that would yield.
Progress Will Be Wiped
This is a beta strategy, not a way to carry a head start into the released game. PC Gamer says Blizzard plans to wipe WoW: Forever beta progress when the game launches in November. Players who would rather finish quests as they go have little reason to manage a backlog solely for lasting progression.
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