Skyriding

It's time to race through the skies of our favorite shattered planet, with this year's Outland Cup rewards including some dazzling red-and-gold transmog options.

Both Skyriding and steady flight return as travel options in World of Warcraft: Midnight, but Skyriding is available almost immediately — just after you finish the introductory quest chain — and will be the main method players will rely on for travel during their first Midnight campaign playthrough.

We've seen many changes to the Skyriding system since it was first released in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, under its original name of Dragonriding.

The Eastern Kingdoms Cup is upon us once again!

Sometimes it feels like there are too many ways to play World of Warcraft to even count -- the ones that consist of your core gameplay experience from the start, the ones that don't quite hold your waning interest until you find yourself avoiding them altogether, and the ones that you dabble in more each week until you realize that you're hooked.

In addition to the promised D.R.I.V.E.

At 12:01 am on Tuesday, February 25 (Pacific time, not server), the Kalimdor Cup returns to World of Warcraft for the first time since 2023, and lasts until 11:59 pm on Monday, March 10.

The War Within patch 11.0.7 brings a new area for players to explore, the freshly-discovered Siren Isle.

A new expansion means new Skyriding races, and this time we've got a whopping twenty-four new courses to cover.

In World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, we got used to accessing our Dragonriding — now Skyriding — talents from an easy-to-spot button on the minimap, where we also found our reputation panes for all of the expansion's factions.