Dragonflight

By virtue of my job here at Blizzard Watch, I expect I'll be paying fairly close attention to the World of Warcraft: Dragonflight public alpha.

Of all the crafting professions in World of Warcraft, most only have a few special recipes which require a specific Crafting Station to be used in order to create your item.

Response to the new talent trees in Dragonflight has been mixed, with the positive reaction to Old God worship muted by concerns over the complexity of the system and the potential loss of some core class abilities.

World of Warcraft Dragonflight is offering a whole host of updated interface options.

With so much new information and sneak peeks coming out of the initial World of Warcraft Dragonflight alpha, it's easy for small bits of information to fall through the cracks.

One of the changes coming in Dragonflight is a small one, and yet it not only has the potential to lead to larger things in the future, it also allows for more player flexibility and is a step towards accessibility and representation.

WoW's standard Alchemy formula is changing in Dragonflight. Gone are the flat buff Flasks we have enjoyed for so long, replaced by Phials, which offer unique benefits for a shorter 30 minute duration.

Yes, players are getting an extra bag slot in Dragonflight, but it's a reagent bag, likely the same as the reagent tab you have in your bank right now.

Dragonriding is a major feature in the upcoming Dragonflight expansion for World of Warcraft.

A look at the currently available zone maps for WoW: Dragonflight on the alpha.