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

After several rumors, “leaks,” and speculation, it’s official: World of Warcraft: Dragonflight is on the horizon.

Tier sets have only recently returned to World of Warcraft: after nearly two expansions without tier gear, tier sets returned in patch 9.2 in the Sepulcher of the First Ones raid.

Was it a mistake to remove tier sets in Battle for Azeroth in favor of Azerite Armor, and were you surprised when they didn't immediately return in Shadowlands?

As the main storyline of Shadowlands comes to a close, we're still left with a few dangling threads — but the one that is most likely to impact the future of World of Warcraft is the journey Anduin is setting off on.

Shadowlands Season 4 is going to add a selection of dungeons from previous expansions to the available Mythic+ pool -- the two wings of Tazavesh from the current expansion, the two wings of Mechagon from Battle for Azeroth, and the two wings of the Return to Karazhan mega dungeon from Legion.

If you were watching the Sepulcher of the First One's Race to World First you would've noticed something unusual happen near the end.

World of Warcraft has embraced Borrowed Power systems repeatedly since 2016's Legion expansion, to the point where both Battle for Azeroth and Shadowlands have had multiple such systems within them.

Many Covenant abilities in Shadowlands have become iconic and gameplay-defining -- for instance, Convoke the Spirits for Night Fae Druids, Condemn for Fury Warriors, and Divine Toll for Paladins of all kinds.

The last time World of Warcraft had tier sets, they dropped in Antorus, at the end of Legion.