Dragonflight

There are a lot of activities a player can participate in at level 70 in Dragonflight — there are soups to make, hunts to finish, dungeons and raids to run; PVP, elemental storms, World Quests and even a handful of daily quests; not even to mention exploring everything that can be done with the new profession system.

One of the joys of Dragonflight is how the quest team has really relaxed the stakes, especially when it comes to side quests.

I spend a lot of time thinking about the quests I undertake while playing World of Warcraft, and how my character would feel and how they would act in those situations.

I have run a few Mythic+, and I've collected a chunk of Valor, which can be used to upgrade gear in Dragonflight.

It's going to be a busy 2023 for World of Warcraft, with six content patches rolling out through the year.

The World of Warcraft Dragonflight team is coming out swinging in 2023 with an ambitious plan for six patches.

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.

I'm of two minds about the current profession system in Dragonflight.

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.

Dragonflight has been live for just over two weeks now, and I've spent a lot of time learning how to ride a dragon.