Dragonflight

The amount of time I can devote to World of Warcraft, or really any game, isn't necessarily less than it was a decade ago.

Talents are getting a big shakeup in Dragonflight with the return of talent trees, which send you down long branching paths to unlock skill buffs and new abilities.

One thing that's been obviously a problem in World of Warcraft over the years is the lack of content that remains relevant once you're at max level for an expansion -- unless there's a dungeon or raid in an area, you don't really spend a lot of time in those zones once you're done leveling through them.

If there's anything I can say I absolutely hope for in Dragonflight, it's that the design decision to not do a borrowed power system and the changes to professions both work out.

The Azure Span is a beautiful zone in the upcoming Dragonflight expansion with a lot of different biomes to explore -- including a re-appearance of the Tuskarr.

Professions in Dragonflight are seeing a lot of changes -- Blizzard already released a two-part post about them, and more are sure to come.

The biggest issue with professions in WoW will finally be solved in Dragonflight with the introduction of profession equipment, which will help characters look the part, as well as provide actual bonuses to the professions.

The Azure Span is the first zone to be tested in the Dragonflight alpha and with its focus on the Iskaara Tuskarrs and the Blue Dragonflight, we get to meet up with a solid mix of old friends and new ones as we quest.

It is hard to overstate the sheer variety of options you have in character creation when making a Dracthyr Evoker in Dragonflight.

One of the main selling points of World of Warcraft's forthcoming expansion Dragonflight is a serious revamp of the profession system.