Patch 10.1

The Dragonflight incarnation of the Revival Catalyst is one of the more popular features recently added to World of Warcraft, allowing players to convert armor into tier gear for both set bonus and transmog reasons. Patch 10.1 keeps the Catalyst going while also removing the clunky charge acquisition mechanic, turning it into a passive charge gain system like the Creation Catalyst in Shadowlands.

A new Diablo-themed crossover event is now live in World of Warcraft: A Greedy Emissary, in which Treasure Goblins spawn across Azeroth and offer Diablo-themed loot, including the Tyreal's Charger mount, a 36-slot bag, and the adorably demonic Baa’lial battle pet.

While there are only five dragon models that your character can utilize while Dragonriding in Dragonflight, there are a ton of customization options available to take advantage of that lets you create a unique appearance so you can zip around the Dragon Isles in style.

One of the highlights of patch 10.1 has definitely been the gear upgrade system.

It seems like just yesterday that we were all diving into the Zskera Vaults to create and upgrade our Onyx Annulet rings.

Ever since Blizzard replaced Challenge Modes with Mythic+ dungeons in Legion, there have been pools of affixes -- additional effects like Grievous or Storming that each add additional difficulty to the dungeon beyond just the baseline Mythic+ expectation of "everything has more hit points and hits harder." These affixes rotate on a weekly basis, and to keep it from getting stale, Blizzard changes things from season to season, rotating the available dungeon pool, tweaking existing affixes, and adding a seasonal affix which always appear at keystone level 10 and above.

Along with the opening of Aberrus the Shadowed Crucible in Season 2 of Dragonflight, a new World Boss called the Zaqali Elders will spawn in Zaralek Cavern each week.

In patch 10.1, we spelunk into Zaralek Cavern, where we'll be able to find a whole new set of Dragon Glyphs to improve our Dragonriding mounts.

World of Warcraft: Dragonflight has seen patch 10.1 launch and by this reading you've likely gotten a chance to get your hands dirty with it.

World of Warcraft players can dive into Dragonflight patch 10.1, the Embers of Neltharion, which launched today.