Blizzard has announced the upcoming pre-expansion schedule for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight. The schedule includes when the pre-expansion patch will go live, and when and which expansion-specific features will be released before and after the release of World of Warcraft: Dragonflight.
The latest announcement comes just a few weeks after Blizzard revealed the Dragonflight expansion release date, which is slated for November 28. The expansion brings a host of new features, including a new race, a new class, a new continent for players to explore, new dungeon and raid content to delve into, and a number of changes to both player talents and the loot reward systems.
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The Dragonflight pre-expansion schedule will split into two phases. Phase one begins on October 25, which corresponds to a previously leaked Dragonflight schedule from a Blizzard internal document. This phase will include the new player talent trees, various class changes, and the updated base UI for players to customize as they see fit. For at least the first week of phase one, players will have a timely opportunity to test the new talents and class updates, as the annual Hallows' End holiday is ongoing until November 1. While Hallows' End is active, players can take on the seasonal boss, fittingly called «The Headless Horseman,» for a chance at some event-exclusive rings and an exceptionally rare mount, the Horseman's Steed.
Phase two in the Dragonflight pre-expansion cycle comes on November 15, just three weeks later. In this phase, the Dracthyr Evoker will be available for players that have pre-purchased Dragonflight. The Evoker is a healer and spell caster class exclusive to the Dracthyr,
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