Dragon Isles

It's a big, open world out there.

World of Warcraft's patch 10.2.5, which is now live, marks the beginning of Dragonflight's end as we start to look towards the next expansion, The War Within.

The Old Gods have left their mark on Azeroth, and especially on the Dragonflights that make up the main narrative focus of Dragonflight, World of Warcraft's appropriately named Dragon-themed expansion.

World of Warcraft Dragonflight features five main factions -- four were introduced at expansion launch and a brand new faction added in patch 10.1.

While the Diablo 4 open beta tries to hungrily devour the collective attention of the Blizzard Watch team, I’m pinch-hitting for Liz. So, without further ado, shall we Queue?

Dragonflight patch 10.1: Embers of Neltharion will take us to an entirely new zone deep beneath the Dragon Isles: Zaralek Cavern.

The entrance to the Vault of the Incarnates, the first raid in Dragonflight, is located in the eastern most section of the zone Thaldraszus at coordinates 72, 56, nestled within the mountain range directly behind Tyrhold.

A lot of things work differently in World of Warcraft Dragonflight: there's no borrowed power, no mission table, and no flying...

With World of Warcraft's Dragonflight expansion launching on November 28, we now have details on the dungeons and raids that will be available at launch. Dragonflight includes eight new dungeons, all of which will be available on day one, as well as one raid — Vault of the Incarnates — that will open on December 13.

The Waking Shores zone features an assortment of environments, with Proto-Drakes, raging Elementals, beautiful sunny valleys, golden shores, ashen desolation, dragon architecture, and breathtaking Red Dragonflight areas.