Camping in WoW Forever: campfires, camp objects and buffs
Camping is a new system in WoW Forever. Someone lights a campfire, every tradeskill adds an object around it, and anyone who sits there for a minute gets the buffs. Higher tiers add workstations, a vendor and a repair bot.

At a glance
| Campfire | Cooking, used once, burns about 10 minutes |
| Campfire cooldown | 5 minutes |
| Objects per camp | 3, 5 or 10, depending on the campfire |
| Objects per character | 1, with a shared cooldown of 1 hour |
| Getting the buffs | Sit (/sit) near the fire for 1 minute |
| Tier 1 objects | Skill 20, from the trainer or the Camping 101 quest |
| Tier 2 and 3 | Skill 140 and 300, from blueprints |

The campfire
Every camp starts with a campfire from Cooking. You need
Flint and Tinder and one piece of wood. Right-click the kit, pick a spot, and the fire burns for about 10 minutes.
| Campfire | Blueprint | Kit usable at | Wood | Room for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cooking trainer | Cooking 1 | 3 objects | ||
| Cooking 140 | 5 objects | |||
| Cooking 220 | 10 objects |
The Journeyman blueprint drops in The Deadmines and Wailing Caverns, writes Warcraft Tavern. For the Expert blueprint no source is known yet.
How the buffs work
Near a fire you get
Campfire Nearby. Type /sit, and after a minute
Welcoming Campfire turns into
Camp Benefits, one buff that holds every effect of the camp. Hover over it to see which ones you have. Sitting down again adds the effects of objects placed later.
Each camp buff is a weaker copy of a class buff and does not stack with it. The
Camp Tent is the only one with a cooldown of its own: after it you get
Boosted Rest for an hour.

Tier 1: the buff of every tradeskill
The tooltips show the buffs in steps; the table gives the highest step. What decides the step, the tooltip does not say.
The Camp Chair is a real chair: sit on it instead of the ground. The Faction Banner shows your own faction.












Tier 2 and 3: workstations and services
A higher object keeps the buff of tier 1 and adds something. It can be placed over a lower one of the same tradeskill in the same camp, without waiting for the cooldown.
| Tradeskill | Tier 2 (skill 140) | Tier 3 (skill 300) |
|---|---|---|
| Alchemy | ||
| Blacksmithing | ||
| Cooking | ||
| Enchanting | ||
| Engineering | ||
| First Aid | ||
| Fishing | ||
| Herbalism | ||
| Leatherworking | ||
| Mining | ||
| Skinning | ||
| Tailoring |
What the Arcane Salvager does to disenchanting and what the trap of the Trapper’s Workbench is for, is not known yet.
Where the blueprints drop
Tier 2 and 3 are learned from blueprints. Most sources are not known yet; these are.
| Blueprint | Where |
|---|---|
| The Deadmines and Wailing Caverns | |
| Cookie in The Deadmines | |
| Ruins of Lordaeron | |
| Razorclaw the Butcher in Shadowfang Keep | |
| Fished up from pools |
Legacy talents for camping
Three perks of the Legacy system help at a camp.
| Perk | Tree | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Adventure | Shorter cooldown on placing camp objects | |
| Camp buffs last longer | ||
| Tier 1 camp objects cost no materials |
Sleeping bag and food
Two things stack with the camp buffs. The
Cozy Sleeping Bag gives
Well-Rested, and you can lie in it at the camp; the quest chain is in the sleeping bag guide. Most cooked food in Forever also gives bonus experience, see the Cooking guide.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a tradeskill to get a camp buff?
No. Anyone who sits at a campsite for a minute gets the buffs of the objects placed there, whatever tradeskills they have.
Do camp buffs stack with class buffs?
No. Each camp buff is a slightly weaker version of a class buff, such as Arcane Intellect or Power Word: Fortitude, and does not stack with it.
How many objects fit in one camp?
3 around a Basic Campfire, 5 around a Journeyman Campfire and 10 around an Expert Campfire. Each character places one object, so a full camp needs several players.
Sources: Warcraft Tavern, camping, Warcraft Tavern, camp objects, Wowhead