World of Warcraft: Infinite — the Chinese edition of what Western players know as WoW: Forever — launched worldwide today, and the CN official site's news list carried a launch-day listing for a real-money bundle: the Infinite Journey Deluxe Collector's Annual Card, now on sale, linking straight to its Battle.net CN store page. A full year of game time, plus a whole survival kit. One day earlier, Wowhead reported two paid bundles on the Chinese store; the card listed today is the pricier of the two.

What Exactly Is in the Annual Card

The official listing is specific: everything in the World of Warcraft 365-day game-time special offer, plus a veteran adventurer's exploration tent, the Stillwater Angler and Ancient Fin transmog sets, four 10-slot bags, two 12-slot bags, 30 portable repair bots type F, and food, drinks and potions. That matches Wowhead's description of the annual tier: the cheaper bundle is 30 days of game time with the same bags, consumables and repair bots, and the annual tier adds cosmetics and a tent on top. The tent's key number comes from Wowhead — it builds rested experience 4 times as fast while you are offline. The official listing gives the tent its name and no rate.

What It Means for the Character You Rolled Today

The official launch announcement lists turning off the merged single bag among classic mode's default settings: you walk out of the starting zone with one 16-slot backpack and four bag slots to fill, and for the first few weeks emptying your bags is a daily routine. The card's six bags fill those slots in one purchase and save you the first stash of gold you would otherwise spend on bags. The tent plugs into the camping system Blizzard described on October 22: players build shared camps and accumulate rested experience while offline — at 4 times the accumulation speed, one night's sleep buys you several more segments of full-buff leveling the next morning.

Still No Numbers: the Price, the 30-Day Tier, the Tent's Cap

The yuan price appears nowhere in the official listing, and the Battle.net CN store page returns a 307 redirect with no content to outside visitors — before buying, you will need to check the price in game or in the Battle.net client. The cheaper tier from Wowhead's report (30 days of game time, four 10-slot bags, two 12-slot bags, some consumables, 30 single-use repair bots) had not appeared on the official news list as of midday Beijing time November 5, so whether it is on sale is unverified. The 4x tent's cap, duration and stacking rules alongside inn resting are not announced. The China-only scope is Wowhead's own reading, not an official statement: at BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard told Destin that Forever has no plans for character boosts or the WoW Token, and there is no word on whether EU/NA servers will ever see these bundles.

Before You Buy Today, Run Three Numbers

  • The free path still works: the Comfortable Bedroll quest chain grants a 12-slot bag and a 3% party XP buff, and a leatherworker's camp tent adds 5% to rested XP accumulation (community-tested figures — see our bedroll quest walkthrough and launch buff checklist). Take the free buffs first, then decide whether the 4x rate is worth money to you.
  • Until Blizzard publishes a price, ignore every converted figure floating around the forums — those are posters' own math. The card's real price is whatever the in-game store says.
  • If you are not in a hurry, pitch a camp tonight and see how much rested experience the free rate builds overnight, then decide on the annual card tomorrow. Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit and Onyxia's Lair open on December 10 — the leveling-window math is yours to run.