Dragonflight

Shadowlands has just received what is very likely to be its final content patch with 9.2.5.

There are several things I want to see covered in the upcoming World of Warcraft: Dragonflight expansion, and not all of them involve dragons.

After three expansions, World of Warcraft is finally getting a new class again, the Dracthyr Evoker — but what niche does that class fill, if any, that wasn't already covered by the existing 12 classes?

I'll admit it: I never thought it would happen.

The NFL Draft was this weekend and so I still have sports on my mind.

Hello and Happy Friday everybody! Liz needed a break from all the questions regarding the sword in Silithus so I have been selected to fill in for her. Unfortunately I’m writing this while watching the NFL draft so if I go a little heavy on the sportsball comments please forgive me.

With the Evoker class only being playable by Dracthyr and Dracthyr similarly only having the option to play Evokers in Dragonflight, I've been doing a lot of thinking about what other unique class and race combinations we could potentially see in WoW and whether or not they'd be good ideas.

With the announcement of World of Warcraft: Dragonflight we got the opportunity to see what's on the roadmap for upcoming inclusions into Warcraft. There was the surprise reveal of the new Evoker Hero Class, the less surprising reveal of the Dragon Isles setting, and the massive updates to how we'll build our character's talents and user interface.

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

The Renown system is making a return in Dragonflight, albeit in a modified, friendlier form.