Warcraft

Trader's Tender is the currency used to buy items from the Trading Post in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, so those of us who are interested in the rewards just released with April's Trading Post are spending a lot of time trying to figure out the optimal way to gather as much of it as possible.

The release of Dragonflight patch 10.1, Embers of Neltharion on May 2 will herald the start of Dragonflight Season 2 on May 9, which will bring a new raid, a new world boss, and a fresh season of Mythic+ dungeons.

The World of Warcraft development team has announced an ambitious patch plan for Dragonflight in 2023, with patch 10.1 "Embers of Neltharion" the third of six patches scheduled to go live before the end of the year.

Look, I'm old.

Another month has come and gone: it's April, which means there's a new set of rewards in World of Warcraft's Trading Post!

So it's Dragonflight patch 10.0.7, and you've learned how to get to the Forbidden Reach, you've pored over the pets and mounts of the Reach, and you've learned both what and where the Zskera Vaults are, as well as how to get keys to sneak in and loot the place.

For the next six weeks you'll be able to run Timewalking non-stop during the Turbulent Timeways event, starting with the Cataclysm expansion this week.

For connoisseurs of drake customization, there have been a lot of options for customizing the appearance of your four Dragonriding mounts so far in Dragonflight, and I do mean a lot: on top of making your mounts scalier or hairier, multitudes of colors, saddled or bareback, and with horns of every variety of swoop and turn imaginable, sometimes you can even just turn them into raid bosses (although without their stylish Christmas decorations).

Dragonflight patch 10.0.7 with its return to the Forbidden Reach added two new types of tokens to help characters upgrade their gear.

Last week, Game Director Ion Hazzikostas revealed that the developers plan to implement other classes for the Dracthyr besides Evoker.