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Earlier this week Blizzard revealed the next part of Dragonflight's story with patch 10.1, Embers of Neltharion and it's shaping up to bring so much with it.

Blizzard currently has two MMOs -- the venerable World of Warcraft, which has been in operation for 18 years (19 this November, and it's a little terrifying to realize WoW could vote if it were a person) and the more recent mobile MMO, Diablo Immortal. Now, over the years I've come to consider a certain pace of content delivery to be the norm, but in reality many MMOs release content at a much quicker pace than World of Warcraft.

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).

Dragonflight patch 10.0.5 has been out for a week now, and while we're still waiting for the Trading Post to start up, there's been enough time to take in all that the patch has to offer -- such as the Storm's Fury event or the mad rush to acquire white and grey items to add to the transmog wardrobe.

If you play Dragonflight mostly solo, gearing up a character can be tough, whether you're just finishing your journey to level 70 for the first time, or you're about to gear up your fifth Warrior alt.

The World of Warcraft development team today unveiled their plans for Dragonflight during 2023 and it is quite ambitious: six content patches, two more seasons of Mythic+ and PVP, two raids, a megadungeon, new heritage armor quest chains, and not one but two updates to holidays.

A topic that always seems to be discussed on the early days of an expansion — but that I've been seeing a lot more for Dragonflight in particular — is how quickly players progress.

Look, no two players are ever going to agree about grind in MMOs.

As our characters navigate the Dragon Isles in the new World of Warcraft expansion Dragonflight, they'll encounter four Major Factions to earn reputation with — and rake in rewards along the way.

I'll be up front -- I thought the Mission Table was the best innovation in Warlords of Draenor. Now, many years later, the news that it won't be in Dragonflight fills me with a kind of joy I wasn't aware I was capable of feeling -- a boisterous, almost terrifyingly primal exultation, like unto that you would expect to feel just before you started singing and a musical number just sort of happens.