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When the Dragonflight patch 10.2 PTR first went live for testing, it gave players a preview of all the new things players could look forward to in the Emerald Dream but hidden among the then-new patch content was the tease of new dragonriding races in old-world Azeroth coming in 2024, building upon on the previously held Kalimdor Cup and Eastern Kingdoms Cup.

Dragonflight patch 10.2.5 is now live and part of this patch's content is a set of epilogue quests to close out the Dragonflight story while beginning to set the stage for the next World of Warcraft expansion, The War Within, coming later this year.

There are certain moments in games that hit me and I can't abide some of the choices.

One of the things of the past few World of Warcraft expansions is how the story has stretched and grown while it was being told.

Each season of Mythic+ has started bringing new dungeons with it, and Dragonflight patch 10.2 will be no different with a refreshed Mythic+ rotation that's a mix of a little new but mostly old.

Dragonflight patch 10.2 goes live today, November 7, but Dragonflight Season 3 won't start immediately.

We're finally heading into the Emerald Dream in WoW patch 10.2: Guardians of the Dream, launching on November 7, right after BlizzCon.

The first two trailers for World of Warcraft: The War Within kick off with quite a bang, introducing us to several of the expansion's power players -- including ones who are technically still absent, who we haven't seen in a while, or who've just gotten a serious glow-up.

Chris Metzen didn't come back to Blizzard — and BlizzCon — just to show off his snazzy bald head and black t-shirt.

November is a new month which means new rewards at the Trading Post in World of Warcraft!