Bronze Dragonflight

Dragonflight patch 10.1.5 Fractures in Time will put the Bronze Dragonflight front and center as the focal point of the Dragonflight story and as our main allies for this patch cycle, which means a new quest hub, Eon's Fringe, featuring the narrative of the Bronze.

It’s been more than two months, but I’m still mourning the missing hour that Daylight Saving Time callously stole from my life.

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

One of the weirder little mysteries from patch 7.2.5 was the Deaths of Chromie scenario.

As a member of the Bronze dragonflight, Chronormu – or Chromie, as she likes to be called – knows when and where she’ll meet her own demise. Problem is, there’s someone out there who’d like to change that particular timeline. But why?

In an Azeroth where dragons have seemingly expended the last of their powers, there's one flight that doesn't appear to have been affected by the events of Cataclysm at all.

One could argue that by the end of the events that play out in 6.0 and 6.1, the Iron Horde has been effectively shut down, backs against the wall, leaving them with no other apparent alternative than to turn to tactics they weren't originally going to use. But the one thing we haven't done is really look at the situation and ask ourselves -- why the Iron Horde to begin with?

So much has happened over the ten years we've played World of Warcraft, with the game shifting under our feet. Some things we may have enjoyed are now gone forever, which is just the way time works... usually. But over the years we've made a few friends in the Bronze Dragonflight, and why wouldn't we abuse that friendship for a trip to relive the good old days again?