Warcraft

With the announcement of World of Warcraft: Dragonflight we got the opportunity to see what's on the roadmap for upcoming inclusions into Warcraft. There was the surprise reveal of the new Evoker Hero Class, the less surprising reveal of the Dragon Isles setting, and the massive updates to how we'll build our character's talents and user interface.

In the wake of the announcements of Dragonflight and Wrath of the Lich King Classic, we learned that like Burning Crusade Classic, Wrath Classic will run on its final patch -- patch 3.3.5.

Up until now, World of Warcraft has featured the big five of Dragonflights -- Red, Blue, Green, Bronze, and Black.

The Renown system is making a return in Dragonflight, albeit in a modified, friendlier form.

I have been thinking about the upcoming changes to talents in World of Warcraft Dragonflight and I have drawn several conclusions about them.

For its time, the ability to change your hairstyle and other features via the Barber Shop added in Wrath of the Lich King was a pretty big deal.

The Dragon Isles are a vast new unexplored continent for us to adventure through in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight.

Back when Burning Crusade Classic rolled out, Blizzard allowed characters to either stay on a pure "Classic Era" server that stopped at level 60, or to progress to a Burning Crusade Classic server to play the new content.

I mean, with World of Warcraft: Dragonflight and the Dragon Isles, we're more or less going to the absolutely last place on Azeroth we've ever heard of.

In World of Warcraft's next expansion, Dragonflight, we'll traverse the previously-hidden Dragon Isles and five new zones.