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World of Warcraft patch 10.2 brought us a new zone and a new nine boss raid, Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope, which went live with Dragonflight Season 3 on November 14.

As summer nears its conclusion the Trading Post is offering a slew of new rewards — but if you also want to enjoy your last chance to lounge on the beach before autumn arrives, you may be looking for quick and easy ways to earn your Trading Post Tenders in August.

One of the World of Warcraft team's efforts during Dragonflight's patches has been bringing back old and previously unobtainable transmog appearances and crafting recipes.

The Dragonflight incarnation of the Revival Catalyst is one of the more popular features recently added to World of Warcraft, allowing players to convert armor into tier gear for both set bonus and transmog reasons. Patch 10.1 keeps the Catalyst going while also removing the clunky charge acquisition mechanic, turning it into a passive charge gain system like the Creation Catalyst in Shadowlands.

Dragonflight made professions much more interesting — but also much harder to level.

Season 2 of Dragonflight begins May 9 with the arrival of Dragonflight's second raid, Aberrus, the Shadowed Crucible.

The Zskera Vaults in the Forbidden Reach are a weekly solo instance full of puzzles and creatures, and every week you'll find a new, semi-randomized version of Neltharion's treasure vaults (Az, Ix, Kx, and Ur).

One of the most-hyped repeatable activities in patch 10.0.7 is the Zskera Vaults in the post-storm Forbidden Reach, a veritable trove of buried treasures left behind by Neltharion for us to uncover -- once we find some keys, of course.

Not long after you set foot on the Forbidden Reach in Dragonflight's patch 10.0.7, you'll be introduced to the Zskera Vaults -- home to a variety of treasures that Neltharion stashed away beneath the earth, with the keys scattered all over the Reach for us to uncover.

Dragonflight's Revival Catalyst is currently available to convert your gear into tier set pieces, letting you pick up tier bonuses even if you've been particularly unlucky with raid drops (or don't raid at all).