World of Warcraft: Dragonflight Reveals Dragon Isles Adventuring System for Leveling Alts
The World of Warcraft: Dragonflight beta has implemented Dragon Isles Adventuring, the expansion’s alt leveling system. Dragon Isles Adventuring takes aspects of the Threads of Fate system from Shadowlands and combines them with the Dragonflight story to give World of Warcraft players more options while leveling secondary characters.
When players begin Dragonflight on their secondary characters, they will be given the option to jump into the Dragon Isles Adventuring system shortly after arriving at the new continent. To begin, players must complete the short introductory questline in Stormwind or Orgrimmar, take a boat or zeppelin to the Dragon Isles, and finish a handful of quests on the Waking Shores. Shortly after reaching the Wingrest Embassy, and completing the “Where is Wrathion?” quest, players will begin the Dragon Isles Adventuring system instead of continuing on the story as usual.
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Once players accept the “Adventuring in the Dragon Isles” quest, they will be able to choose which of the Dragonflight zones to quest through–though they can freely take all four quests and hop areas as they wish. Like many leveling systems in World of Warcraft, areas in Dragonflight scale with level, allowing players to level where they want, the way they want. World Quests are also unlocked with this system, allowing players to complete extra tasks for extra experience and gear. The Dragonriding system is also account-wide, meaning alt characters will keep all the upgrades and customizations available to their main character.
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