Reusable party plans for WoW Forever raids
Save the raid layout you use every week, either as named players in fixed parties or as role slots that fill from signups, and apply it to any activity.
Core. Party plans are part of the Core parties module. Party plans arrange members and roles. Plan talents with the public talent calculator.
Checked against Guild Manager 2026-10-14
Two kinds of plan
A static plan places named characters in parties, with backups and notes for each slot. A role plan defines slots by required role, with optional level limits and flexible slots, and can auto-assign matching characters.
Use it on a raid
Attach a plan when you create or edit an activity, then adjust the parties from that week's signups. Duplicate a plan to start a variant, and choose whether it is a draft for planners or published to the guild.
Set it up
- Open Parties and create a static or role plan.
- Add parties and slots for your 10-player or 20-player layout.
- Attach the plan to the raid when you schedule it.
Common questions
- Does a party plan include gear or talents?
- No. Party plans cover who goes where. For talents, use the WoW Forever talent calculator.
- Can alliance guilds share a plan?
- Yes. Alliance party plans can include players from every active guild in the alliance.
Related
Game dates and raid sizes follow Blizzard's WoW Forever announcement, checked October 14, 2026.