Today we finally got confirmation of the Dragonflight Twitch Drops starting from the 15th of November, alternatively known as Phase Two of the Dragonflight Pre-Patch.
For those unsure of the content coming over the next couple of months, please check out my previous blog post: Dragonflight Launch Roadmap, for more information!
In today’s blog, I’ll cover the Dracthyr Evoker, a new Hero Class coming to World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, and its potential impact on GoldMaking, none more so than the Replica Transmog Market!
The period between the old and new expansions can be somewhat dull, otherwise known as the Dragonflight Waiting Room. As I’m sure you’re aware by now, the pre-patch for Dragonflight is coming in two phases, meaning the actual pre-patch content comes in phase two!
If you’re stuck for things to do, check out my Dragonflight Waiting Room series, where I cover things you can do to pass the time! Today I’ll be covering Mount Farming!
With Phase One of the Dragonflight Pre-Patch releasing during the last reset, it’s imperative that during these early iterations of the expansion, you frequently update your Addons! As many streamers hint, Phase One appears to be an open Beta – so expect more changes throughout the patch!
With Hallow’s End with us until the 1st of November, there’s still time for farming Candy Buckets; this is an ideal opportunity to gain experience and get involved in the Companion Pet/Battle Pet Market.
This Farm also benefits low-level characters; with the Winds of Wisdom buff, the experience isn’t too bad. I earned two and a half levels and 90 Tricky Treats just farming the Candy Buckets within Kalimdor!
Wowhead has revealed that in the Public Test Realm (PTR: Dragonflight), the maximum number of characters per World of Warcraft account has increased from 50 to 60! This decision is excellent news for players that have already reached the previous limit of 50 players!
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With the Dragonflight Pre-Patch releasing next week, what better time to share the Ten Excellent Features in Dragonflight. These features are in no particular order; if you feel there’s something I’ve overlooked, be sure to share your thoughts below in the comment section.
Check out my blog post if you’re unsure of the Dragonflight Launch Map.
To assist you with the day-to-day running of your Garrison, you can find and enlist Followers to do many things within your Garrison. Mainly, you will want your Garrison Followers to complete Missions from the Garrison Mission Table or assign them to your buildings if they have the required trait.
Assuming you’ve unlocked your level 3 Garrison and completed the Achievement: More Work Orders, these are the Garrison buildings you want. The number in brackets is the level required for your building. The only exception is the Mines; If you want to farm ore and the Mine Carts, I suggest getting level 3. Alternatively, I ignore this.
Here’s a detailed explanation of the Garrison items of interest available to assist your progress through content throughout Draenor and the development of your Garrison!
We need Garrison Resources to upgrade our Garrison and the buildings; this is also necessary currency to send Followers on missions. We can obtain Garrison Resources by completing successful missions or purchasing a Huge Ogre Cache.