Character verification

Declarative beta claims

During the beta, eligible character pages can offer a declarative claim when that service is enabled. It remains unverified. Battle.net sign-in, a beta claim and ownership verified by an official API are three separate mechanisms; a beta claim never authorizes name hiding.

Hide my character name

Manual fallback

A self-reported character is a declaration, without a verified badge. A moderator may review evidence for a specific challenge attempt under its published rules; that decision does not establish permanent character ownership.

This page does not accept manual verification requests, evidence uploads or challenge reviews. Declarative beta claims from eligible character pages are separate and remain unverified.

Manual character verification is unavailable: no authorized in-game observation channel has been validated for WoW Forever.

If a reliable channel is validated, an assigned moderator must directly observe the requested in-game action and match a one-time code to your request, character and game environment before it expires. A screenshot, copied code or URL alone is not proof of control.

Without that observation, your character remains self-reported and unverified. Only competitions whose published rules explicitly accept self-reported characters can accept that level of proof. No competition is open here yet.

Requests and decision reasons are private to the requester and moderators. A moderator cannot approve their own request. A dispute or moderator revocation withdraws manual control verification.

Never provide your game password or access to your game account. Forever Pulse does not request either.

Manually verified character control is time-limited and separate from a linked Battle.net identity. Neither badge verifies a competition result.