From a story perspective, World of Warcraft: Dragonflight casts an overarching focus on the five Dragonflights, but there is one important thread from previous expansions that remained unaddressed until now. Whereas Shadowlands dealt with high stakes – a battle over the fate of reality itself – Dragonflight's story is much more grounded by comparison, helping the Dragon Aspects reclaim a lost legacy and confront an ancient foe.
Since the end of Cataclysm, the dragons have taken a backseat in the story, having the occasional featured appearance such as Wrathion in Battle for Azeroth or Ysera in Legion. These appearances arguably were setting the stage for Dragonflight over the years, as it planted the seeds of the Black Dragonflight being restored, as well as having Ysera undertake her journey to and across the Shadowlands. However, there is one background plot concerning dragons that strangely never got its due: the Infinite Dragonflight.
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If recent datamining by Wowhead is taken at face value, players may just be getting an update on the timeline-wrecking villains in Dragonflight – if not at launch, then certainly down the line. A new set of incomplete outfits was found in the files of the latest World of Warcraft beta build, each evoking the distinct color schemes of the five Dragonflights, with the sixth one instead bearing an unmistakable resemblance to the colors of the Infinite Dragonflight.
The Infinite Dragonflight is confirmed to be playing a role in the newly updated Uldaman dungeon, and their continued existence, as well as sudden reappearance in the story, begs a simple question of whether Dragonflight
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