Patch 10.2

After over a year of only being able to Dragonride in Dragonflight, we're finally getting the option to ride regular flying mounts in the Dragon Isles.

With World of Warcraft Patch 10.2 comes the new Emerald Dream zone, where you'll find the new Dream Wardens faction and the Emerald Bounty events, both of which have tons of new items associated with them, but especially of note are Dreamseeds.

We're finally heading into the Emerald Dream in WoW patch 10.2: Guardians of the Dream, launching on November 7, right after BlizzCon.

The gear upgrade system is back for players again in World of Warcraft's patch 10.2, and Blizzard has applied several quality of life upgrades to it this time around -- most notably, Dreaming Crests, the new items you'll need alongside Flightstones to upgrade gear, are a currency instead of an item.

Dragonriding has been among the best features ever added to the game.

World of Warcraft executive producer Holly Longdale has confirmed that Amirdrassil will be the final raid of World of Warcraft: Dragonflight.

It's natural to wonder what's happening to Shadowflame Crests as patch 10.2 is released, since such a large portion of WoW's patch 10.1 gameplay has been gathering that currency for gear upgrades.

Druids may not be getting a new legendary in World of Warcraft patch 10.2, but Druids will be getting some fantastic new shapeshift forms.

The World of Warcraft development team has announced an ambitious patch plan for Dragonflight in 2023, with patch 10.2 being the final of six patches scheduled to go live in 2023, and the first patch of Season Three.

With World of Warcraft Patch 10.2 we will be getting a new raid, Amirdrassil: The Hope's Dream, and here at BlizzardWatch HQ we've noticed some similarities to a previous raid, the Firelands from World of Warcraft Patch 4.2.