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WoW Forever Launch Invite Pool
A private coordination tool for players with a spare WoW Forever launch invite and players looking for one.
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Invite Pool
A careful way to coordinate a WoW Forever launch invite
Launch Invite Pool is the current tool on ForeverWower, an independent World of Warcraft: Forever tools site. It is for a small, practical problem: a player has a spare launch invite and wants to choose someone to help, while another player wants a clear way to ask without scattering personal details across public replies. The pool gives both sides a place to start, but it never becomes the place where a code is stored or exchanged.
We never ask for, store, display, or deliver invite codes. Keep every code private until you personally decide to send it to a selected player.
What this page is for
A WoW Forever launch invite is time-sensitive, but that does not mean the handoff has to be rushed or public. A provider can create an offer, review the open requests, and decide who to contact. A requester can create a compact card that explains the basics a provider may care about, such as region, time zone, and launch plans. Neither side needs to post a code in a comment, hand it to a bot, or ask ForeverWower to keep it.
The page is not a giveaway, a queue, a store, or a promise that every request will be fulfilled. An open request simply says that a player would like to be considered. An open offer says that a provider has chosen to use the private selection flow. The actual decision remains with the provider, and official eligibility still belongs to Blizzard.
If you have a spare launch invite
Create an offer only if you are comfortable choosing a player yourself. The public board shows short requests, not private contact details. Read the region, time zone, and player note, then select the request that feels appropriate. After you make that choice, the contact path is shown privately so you can send the invite code outside ForeverWower.
Do not ask a requester for account access, payment, a password, a recovery code, or any other sensitive information. Do not paste the launch code into a public card. A legitimate handoff should be simple: choose a player, use the private contact method, and send the code directly if you decide to help. If a conversation becomes uncomfortable, stop the handoff rather than trying to solve it through the site.
If you are looking for a WoW Forever friend code
Make a request that gives a provider enough context to make a human decision. A character name or nickname, region, time zone, and a short note about how you expect to play are more useful than a long pitch. Keep the note honest. If you plan to level with friends, run dungeons, or start on launch week, say so. You do not need to prove anything to the site, and you should not put a phone number, password, account name, or payment offer in the request.
A request is not a reservation. It does not guarantee that an invite exists, that a provider will select it, or that a code will work for your account. If a provider contacts you, use ordinary caution. Check current official requirements yourself before redeeming anything, and never pay someone or provide account credentials in exchange for an invite. The purpose of the pool is safer coordination, not a replacement for judgment.
How the private flow works
First, create the kind of record you actually need: an offer if you have a spare invite, or a request if you need one. Providers can then browse open requests and select a player manually. Only after that selection does the provider see the chosen requester's contact method. The code itself stays outside the application from beginning to end.
A private management link lets each participant return to their own record. Use it to see the current state or report a problem. Do not share that link publicly. Once an invite has been sent and redeemed, the handoff can be marked complete. If it cannot be completed, close the record so it does not continue to look available.
Rules that protect both sides
Keep the request and the offer about a launch invite only. No sales, no raffles, no public code posts, no account services, and no attempts to collect another player's contact list. A provider may choose not to help for any reason. A requester may decide not to continue a conversation. Those are normal boundaries, not a reason to pressure anyone.
ForeverWower is an independent fan-made tool. It does not control game access, qualifying purchases, account restrictions, regional availability, or the terms attached to any Invite-A-Friend Launch Code. Those details may change. For the current rules, support, and eligibility information, use Blizzard's official World of Warcraft: Forever pages. If an official rule conflicts with anything here, the official rule applies.
Why the tool stays narrow
ForeverWower is a WoW Forever tools site, not a general-purpose social network. Invite Pool exists because launch coordination is a concrete task with a clear privacy boundary. It can help one player choose another player without building a marketplace or turning a code into public content. That narrow scope also makes it easier to explain what the site does not do.
Other focused tools may arrive later, but they are not available on this page today. The current job is simply to help players make a careful launch-invite handoff. Use the board when that is useful, keep private information private, and use official sources for the game itself.
Add a record
Be clear. Keep it small.
Use region and a little player context only when it helps someone make a better match. You can always share the actual invite privately later.
Create an offer
Describe the invite, never the code.