ForeverBot First Run: Token, Profiles and Your First Night of Farming

Most questions in the order chat are not about gold; they are about the first evening. This guide is the whole wow farming bot setup for ForeverBot in one sitting, for a character of any level on a vanilla-era realm such as WoW Forever: the account, the plan, the token, a first pass through the Leveling, Farming, Dungeons, Professions and Settings sections of the bot window, a saved profile, and a short, honest first night so you learn what the counters mean before you trust them with a weekend.

Where and what you need

A character and a goal. Any level works; a level 8 and a level 60 use the same window, only the section changes. Decide whether tonight is leveling, a farm loop, a dungeon or a gathering lap, because the first profile you save should match it. With no plan of your own, the Elwynn Forest gold farming route is a gentle first loop for an Alliance character.

An account on the site. Sign-up asks for a nickname and a password, nothing else. The nickname ties your orders, chats and token together, so pick one you will not forget, and write the password down.

A plan. ForeverBot sells time, not features: the 1 Month, 3 Months and 6 Months plans unlock the same bot for 30, 90 or 180 days, priced in dollars and paid in crypto at the live rate; see plans and pricing. Start with one month.

The game and an evening. A 1.12-style client with Click-to-Move switched on, free keys for Target, Interact and Combat, empty bags, and roughly two and a half hours: half an hour of setup, two of farming with the counters running.

The route

The numbers match the picture; do them in order.

1. Create the account. Open the sign-in page, choose a nickname and a password, confirm the password. You land in an empty account: no orders, no subscription, and a Bot token panel that says No token yet.
2. Buy a plan. Pick 1 Month, 3 Months or 6 Months. The order opens a chat with a payment address and an exact amount; send exactly that amount, every digit, because that is how the payment is recognised.
3. Create the token. In the account, press Create token in the Bot token panel. The full token is shown once; press Copy and store it somewhere safe, because afterwards only the last four characters are visible. The bot signs in with this token and anyone who has it can use your subscription, so it never goes into a screenshot.
4. Install and sign in. Once the payment is recognised, the chat sends instructions and a link to your personal installer. Run it, paste the token, and the bot window opens with your character's name and level in the sidebar and Stopped as the status. If no character shows, start the game first and paste again.
5. Settings first. Open Settings before anything else. In Navigator leave Route mode on fastest, keep Arrow and Line on world map on and Arrival radius at 8 yards. In Accessibility tick Click-to-Move, Sound cues and Turn hints; Voice prompts are a matter of taste. In Interface keep the Guide window and Minimap button and nudge Window scale until the text is comfortable.
6. Pick tonight's section. Leveling wants a From and a To level, Accept on from guide, Pick guide by level and zone ticked, and Eat below HP and Drink below mana set to numbers your class likes. Farming wants a route from the Route list or one you walk once with Record loop, a Targets list built with + Current target, and Sell gray items and Auto loot ticked. Dungeons is a list for your level; Start leads you to the entrance and the pulls inside are yours. Professions wants the skill boxes ticked and Remember nodes on.
7. Save the profile. Press Save profile in the footer and name it by character and job, something like Varlok, boar loop. Next time, Load profile instead of flipping twenty boxes; one profile per activity saves the most time over a month.
8. Your first night. Press Start. For ten minutes just watch the arrow, the Current status panel and the Loop point counter. Then play normally with the Target and Combat keys, use Pause for the kettle, and press Stop at a time you decided on before you sat down. Two hours is a good first session.

What you get

Section	What you set up on night one	What the status panel shows
Leveling	Level range, quest mode, rest thresholds, vendor options	Level, zone, guide progress, XP/hour, next step
Farming	A loop route, a target list, loot and bag rules	Time, kills, gold, gold/hour, loop point
Dungeons	The dungeon for your level	Dungeon, levels, zone, recommended or not
Professions	Mining, Herbalism and Skinning toggles, node memory	Nodes gathered, next node and distance, loop point
Settings	Navigator, accessibility, macros, interface scale	Nothing to count; it shapes the other four
Footer	Saved profiles	Start, Pause, Stop and the save toast

Time it takes

The account is roughly two minutes. The plan is roughly ten minutes to an hour, almost all of it waiting for the payment to confirm and for the chat to send your installer. Installing and pasting the token is roughly five minutes. The first pass through Settings and one section is roughly fifteen to thirty minutes, and Record loop costs one lap, so five to fifteen minutes.

The first night should be roughly two hours, and the Gold/hour counter will mislead you for the first twenty minutes because it has nothing to average yet. Judge the evening by the number at the end and expect it to come in under the guide you followed: first laps include wrong turns and a vendor trip.

Tips

• Do the steps in order: pay, create the token, install; the installer link arrives in the chat only after the payment is recognised.
• Lower Arrival radius when a route hugs cliffs or mine tunnels and raise it in open fields; it is the one Navigator setting worth touching on night one.
• Build the Targets list while walking the loop, one + Current target per new mob type, and leave the elites unticked.
• Save a profile before Start and after every change; Load profile is faster than remembering.
• Decide the session length before you sit down and let the Time counter hold you to it; tired players make bad pulls.
• Tick Go to a vendor when bags are full, but still empty the bags yourself at the end of the night.

Running it with ForeverBot

For a farming first night, open Farming, pick a Route from the list or press Record loop and walk your lap once, then add each mob type with + Current target. In Loot and bags tick Sell gray items, Auto loot and Buy food and water; in Farm route keep Go to a vendor when bags are full and Repair at vendors on. Free slots tells you when the vendor trip is coming.

For a leveling first night, open Leveling, set From to your current level and To no more than five levels higher, and keep Turn in quests automatically, Use flight paths and Equip upgrades on. In Extra leave Repair at vendors, Buy food and water, Hearthstone and Sell junk ticked. Whichever section you choose, finish with Save profile; the next evening is then Load profile, Start and a cup of tea. When your starting zone turns gray, the Westfall farming route is the usual next step.

FAQ

I closed the page before copying the token. Is it gone?

The full token is shown once; afterwards the account shows only the last four characters. Press Create token again in the Bot token panel, copy the new token straight away and paste it into the bot. Use a password manager this time.

Does the bot play while I am away from the keyboard?

It is built around you being at the keyboard. The addon follows the route and shows the way; Target picks the mob, Interact runs to it, Combat cycles your rotation, and inside dungeons every pull is yours.

Should I start with Leveling or Farming?

Farming, even if you want levels. A short loop with three target types teaches the arrow, the Target key and the counters in twenty minutes, and the saved profile stays useful. Leveling has more moving parts; open it on the second evening once the Navigator feels natural.