Track all 65 point-awarding Legacy Challenges transcribed from the September 2026 Achievement UI screenshots.
The September 2026 Achievement UI shows exactly 65 point-awarding Legacy Challenges. This tracker transcribes the supplied in-game screenshots into six sections: Classes, Tradeskills, Dungeons, Raids, Player vs. Player and Adventure. Every listed challenge awards 1 Legacy Point.
The 65 total is made up of 27 class-leveling challenges, 18 crafting profession challenges, 3 dungeon challenges, 3 raid challenges, 12 PvP challenges and 2 Adventure challenges.
Each of the nine classes has three milestones: Novice at level 25, Experienced at level 45 and Master at level 60. The six crafting professions shown in the beta UI — Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Leatherworking and Tailoring — likewise have Journeyman at 150 skill, Expert at 225 and Artisan at 300.
The dungeon section contains Novice, Experienced and Master Spelunker, with the full required dungeon lists preserved in the tracker. Raids contain Conquerer of the Wilds, Conquerer of the Deeps and Conquerer of the Lair. PvP is split into Ranks, Reputations and the Field of Honor Season Journey.
Adventure currently awards two Legacy Points: one for completing the Lord Valthalak questline from An Earnest Proposition through Saving the Best for Last, and one for having a character with the Explore Azeroth achievement. The Explorer card also shows the exploration requirement visible in the supplied September screenshots.
The September reference UI accounts for 65 Legacy Points in total. Each achievement in this tracker is worth 1 point. Spending is separate from earning: use the Legacy Planner for a 16-point character build and the Legacy Rewards tracker for account-wide reward milestones.
Challenge dataset source: WoW Forever beta Achievement UI screenshots supplied and reviewed September 19, 2026. General Legacy system reference: Blizzard Forever Deep Dive.
The supplied beta Achievement UI screenshots account for all 65 point-awarding challenges. Beta content can still change before release.
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No extra Legacy Points are counted for the three exploration achievements shown under Explorer. The point-awarding Legacy Challenge is Explorer itself, which requires a character with Explore Azeroth.