WoW Forever weapons by class: what each class can use and when Polearm and Dual Wield arrive

Each class can use the weapons listed below from the first level. Some classes learn Polearm or Dual Wield later.
Which weapons can each class use from the first level?
- Warrior: one-handed Axe, Mace, Sword, Fist Weapon, and Dagger; two-handed Axe, Mace, Sword, and Staff; ranged Bow, Gun, Thrown, and Crossbow.
- Paladin: one-handed Axe, Mace, and Sword; two-handed Axe, Mace, and Sword.
- Hunter: one-handed Axe, Sword, Fist Weapon, and Dagger; two-handed Axe, Sword, and Staff; ranged Bow, Gun, Thrown, and Crossbow.
- Rogue: one-handed Axe, Mace, Sword, Fist Weapon, and Dagger; ranged Bow, Gun, Thrown, and Crossbow.
- Shaman: one-handed Axe, Mace, Fist Weapon, and Dagger; two-handed Axe, Mace, and Staff.
- Druid: one-handed Mace, Fist Weapon, and Dagger; two-handed Mace and Staff.
- Priest: one-handed Mace and Dagger; two-handed Staff; ranged Wand.
- Mage: one-handed Sword and Dagger; two-handed Staff; ranged Wand.
- Warlock: one-handed Sword and Dagger; two-handed Staff; ranged Wand.
Which classes learn a weapon later?
The Polearm skill comes at level 20 for the Warrior, the Paladin, the Hunter and the Druid.
When do you learn Dual Wield?
The Rogue learns Dual Wield at level 10. The Warrior learns Dual Wield at level 20 and the Hunter at level 20.
Which weapon does your class want next?
Filter the equipment list by your slot and class, then read the sources of what you find. Your class's guide to the last levels before the cap, for example Warrior, names its quests.
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