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October 19, 2026• 6 min read

The Forever Open $100K Results: Warlockguy Crowned Champion in 3-1 Finals Thriller

Warlockguy wins The Forever Open $100,000 WoW Forever beta tournament! Defeating Neepzen 3-1 in an all-Warlock Grand Final, Warlockguy takes home $50,000 and the 'Death's Duelist' title. Full 36-player standings, bracket recap, and $50,000 class champion payouts revealed.

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The largest 1v1 dueling tournament in World of Warcraft history has concluded. After two grueling days of competition in Mount Hyjal Crater, Seed 20 Warlockguy Foreverpvp emerged victorious, defeating Seed 27 Neepzen 3-1 in the Grand Finals to claim $50,000 USD and the eternal title of 'Death\'s Duelist'.

The All-Warlock Grand Final: Warlockguy vs Neepzen

In an unexpected twist of tournament destiny, both Grand Finalists hailed from the Warlock class. Neepzen had previously sent Warlockguy to the Lower Bracket with a victory in Upper Round 6. However, Warlockguy dismantled Cdewx (Shaman) 2-0 in the Lower Bracket Finals to earn a rematch in the Grand Finals. After Neepzen struck first blood in Game 1, Warlockguy rallied with three consecutive wins to take the match 3-1.

The Forever Open Podium & Grand Champion

  • ▸🏆 1st Place (Grand Champion): Warlockguy Foreverpvp (Warlock, Seed 20) — $50,000 USD & 'Death\'s Duelist' title.
  • ▸🥈 2nd Place: Neepzen Foreverpvp (Warlock, Seed 27) — $5,555.56 USD (Warlock Class Prize via Cascade Rule).
  • ▸🥉 3rd Place: Cdewx Foreverpvp (Shaman, Seed 10) — $5,555.56 USD (Shaman Class Prize).
  • ▸4th Place: Oddwaffletv Foreverpvp (Shaman, Seed 31) — Outstanding Lower Bracket underdog run.
  • ▸5th–6th Place: Azzu Foreverpvp (Paladin, Seed 18) & Minpojke Foreverpvp (Druid, Seed 24).

The Cascade Rule & The 9 Class Champions

Under tournament regulations, $50,000 was set aside specifically to reward the highest-placing competitor from each of the nine classes (~$5,555.56 per class). Because Grand Champion Warlockguy won the tournament outright, the Warlock class purse cascaded down to the second-highest placing Warlock: runner-up Neepzen.

Official $50,000 Class Champion Prizing

Warlock Champion ($5,555.56)

Neepzen Foreverpvp (Seed 27, 2nd Place overall) — Awarded via the Cascade Rule.

Shaman Champion ($5,555.56)

Cdewx Foreverpvp (Seed 10, 3rd Place overall) — Survived intense Lower Bracket matches to take top Shaman.

Paladin Champion ($5,555.56)

Azzu Foreverpvp (Seed 18, 5th–6th Place overall) — Highest-finishing Paladin of the tournament.

Druid Champion ($5,555.56)

Minpojke Foreverpvp (Seed 24, 5th–6th Place overall) — Outperformed all other Druids to secure top 6.

Priest Champion ($5,555.56)

Nieze Foreverpvp (Seed 14, 9th–12th Place overall) — Highest-ranking Priest in the 36-man bracket.

Hunter Champion ($5,555.56)

Fvp Foreverpvp (Seed 9, 13th–16th Place overall) — Clinched top Hunter honors.

Rogue Champion ($5,555.56)

Justwoo Foreverpvp (Seed 17, 13th–16th Place overall) — Highest-placing Rogue contender.

Warrior Champion ($5,555.56)

Mag Foreverpvp (Seed 35, 17th–24th Place overall) — Emerged as the undisputed top Warrior gladiator.

Mage Champion ($5,555.56)

Yonezka Foreverpvp (Seed 25, 25th–32nd Place overall) — Highest-finishing Mage competitor.

Meta Analysis: Why Warlocks & Shamans Dominated

The Level 30 meta proved particularly lethal for hybrid and pet classes. Warlock sustain, Curse of Exhaustion kiting, and Fear chains rendered burst melee classes vulnerable in the open Crater arena. Meanwhile, Shamans demonstrated tremendous utility through Grounding Totem, Earthbind, and high burst shocks, securing both 3rd and 4th place overall.

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