WoW Dragonflight alpha patch notes: Forbidden Reach, Shaman revamp
The next World of Warcraft expansion, WoW Dragonflight, is out in the public eye in alpha form. As Blizzard continues to roll out alpha tests, here are all of the latest developmental patch notes to keep you up to date.
As players from across Azeroth take their first steps into World of Warcraft Dragonflight’s spectacular Dragon Isles, there’s a lot to get excited about. Currently available in alpha form, players have been able to customise their own Dracthyr, Dragonride, and truly push the game to its limits.
Taking a new approach to testing, Blizzard are rolling out a series of alphas focusing on different zones in order to get more streamlined feedback. With each alpha taking us to a new corner of this mysterious continent, as well as introducing swathes of changes to pre-existing classes and professions, there’s a lot to keep on top of.
Luckily, we’re here to do it for you. Below is a breakdown of what’s going on with the current alpha; from the zones that are available to updates on your favorite classes. Here are the full WoW Dragonflight alpha patch notes.
A new race means a new starting zone, and The Forbidden Reach happens to be the home of the Dracthyr, WoW Dragonflight’s draconic race that also happen to be a class of their own.
Players will have to recreate their character from scratch and will start at level 58, with level 60 being the alpha’s cap. Templates are available if you don’t want to waste time creating another character, so you’ll be able to dive in relatively quickly.
There are two new dungeons included in this alpha test: Neltharus, and Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr. These are both level 60 and will pit players against some of the Dragon Isles’ most fearsome foes.
Throughout the first alpha test
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