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Night Elf

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Announcement and preview snapshot · 16 September 2026. Source checked; not verified in-game. Racial effects and the roster may change during beta.

Night Elf appears in the Alliance roster of the pinned Forever preview. This reference summarizes that race’s recorded general racials and class options.[1]

Preview class options

Warrior, Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Druid.[1]

See Race and class combinations for the distinction between an announced addition, a preview listing, and an unlisted combination.

Recorded racial abilities

These are qualitative summaries of the preview, not final cooldown or tuning tables.[1]

Ability Recorded effect
Elune's Light Temporarily increases critical-strike chance for spells and attacks.
Shadowmeld Conceals the character while stationary. The export distinguishes out-of-combat use from a longer-cooldown combat use, and records an additional stealth benefit for Rogues and Druids.
Quickness Adds dodge chance and movement speed.
Wisp Spirit Increases movement speed while dead.

Stealth, movement, and recovery

Record whether Shadowmeld was used in or out of combat when reporting its behavior. Wisp Spirit concerns recovery after death; it is not ordinary travel speed. This is editorial advice for evaluating the preview, not a ranking of races.

First character checklist

  • Choose a supported class from the linked preview list, then read its talent guide.
  • Recheck racial tooltips at character creation and in the spellbook when beta is available.
  • Record the build and conditions when reporting a change. Starting quests, trainer coordinates, and numerical racial comparisons need their own evidence.

The Priest preview also has class-specific racial spells. The four general abilities above are not a complete Priest racial spellbook.

Sources

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chris Baldwin, Talents Forever, CC BY 4.0 data export, snapshot 16 September 2026. Community transcription of BlizzCon demo footage and slides; checked 16 September 2026. Adapted and summarized for this guide. See Project:Talent data for evidence labels and attribution.