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Dual spec in Forever unlocks at level 40 from your class trainer

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Blizzard's class deep dives confirm Dual Specialization becomes available at level 40, set up at a class trainer in a major city. Wowhead reports the price is 50 gold; Blizzard's posts don't give a cost.

If you want a second talent build in WoW: Forever, you unlock it at level 40. Blizzard said so in its class deep dives before launch: Dual Specialization becomes available at that level, and you set it up at a class trainer in one of the major cities. Wowhead now reports the price is 50 gold.

To change your talents, including Legacy talents, visit a class trainer in one of the major cities. Dual Specialization also becomes available at level 40. Blizzard Entertainment, Blizzard News

That line was part of the talent-system rundown Blizzard repeated in each class deep dive (the same wording appears in the Hunter and Druid post and the others). It gives the level and the place, but no gold cost.

The 50 gold figure

Wowhead reports that your class trainer sells the secondary talent tree for 50 gold once you reach level 40. Blizzard's own posts stop at level 40 and a class trainer, so treat the price as Wowhead's figure until it turns up in a Blizzard post or we can check it in game. Re-spec and dual spec prices are worked out on Blizzard's servers, so the client files can't confirm a gold amount either way.

The 50 gold price is Wowhead's report, not a Blizzard change or statement.

What dual spec is for

Dual spec gives you a second, separate talent build you can switch to. The usual reason is to keep two setups ready at once, say one for tanking and one for damage, or one for PvE and one for PvP, instead of paying to re-spec every time you change your mind. Wowhead says you can swap between your two builds whenever you want. We haven't confirmed in game whether swapping itself has any cost or restriction.

The system is in the game files as well: the client carries a developer spell named "(DNT) Dual Spec" ((DNT) Dual Spec). That is an internal, placeholder entry, so it doesn't tell us the cost or how swapping works.

In Classic Era, original WoW had no dual spec at all, and (per Wowhead) the recent Classic 20th Anniversary realms launched without it. Forever has it from the start if you have the gold.

Still to check

  • Whether the price really is 50 gold, and whether it varies by level or class.
  • Whether switching between your two specs is free, and whether it's blocked in combat or in instances.
  • Where exactly you buy it on the trainer, since Blizzard only says "a class trainer in one of the major cities".

We'll confirm these in game and update this page.

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