Dragonriding

Dragonflight patch 10.1 opens up Zaralek Cavern, a whole new zone that offers thrilling Dragonriding challenges and subterranean wonders to explore -- but before you can explore it, you need to get to it.

For connoisseurs of drake customization, there have been a lot of options for customizing the appearance of your four Dragonriding mounts so far in Dragonflight, and I do mean a lot: on top of making your mounts scalier or hairier, multitudes of colors, saddled or bareback, and with horns of every variety of swoop and turn imaginable, sometimes you can even just turn them into raid bosses (although without their stylish Christmas decorations).

World of Warcraft just got its patch 10.0.7, and even though it's not a "major" patch, it's still a pretty hefty one.

It’s showtime for Dragonflight patch 10.0.7, and the return to the Forbidden Reach beckons.

Dragonflight patch 10.1, Embers of Neltharion, is introducing the brand new Zaralek Cavern zone, a new raid, and plenty of other activities and rewards for players to jump into, or rather, fly into!

Dragonriding has been one of the key features of Dragonflight, the latest expansion for World of Warcraft, and while there are some ways it could be improved, it seems to be generally well-received (albeit more so after all the Glyphs have been collected).

Dragonflight has been out for almost two months now, and with the first patch 10.0.5 arriving next week many players have had the chance to discover everything the latest World of Warcraft expansion has to offer so far.

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

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.

When I roamed the Azure Span for the first time during the Dragonflight beta I had some issues with Dragonriding.