If you’re interested in learning more about the new additions coming in World of Warcraft patch 7.2, here are some things to keep an eye out for. We’ll cover new Flying mounts, Raid tiers, new bosses, and Micro-holidays. You can also read up on some of the new features in 7.1.5. These will be available in public test servers, but they won’t be available until early 2017.

Flying mounts

The new World of Warcraft flying mounts are coming to all classes in the upcoming patch 7.2 release date. While there are no concrete details yet on which specific mounts will be available, we can expect to see the addition of flying in the Tomb of Sargeras raid. In addition, the Broken Isles experience will be added to the game. And in addition, the Tomb of Sargeras achievement will require flying on the Broken Isles.

Another new feature of this World of Warcraft patch is the ability to fly while on foot. It is also the first time that flying is available as a pet. This new feature will make flying easier for your pets and will also allow you to fly in the Broken Isles. The new mount will also be able to fly in a variety of situations, including in dungeons. To unlock it, you will have to earn an achievement called Brown Isle Pathfinder Part 2.

Raid tiers

World of Warcraft is releasing new content and a new raid tier called Tomb of Sargeras, part of the latest expansion. This new raid tier is a challenge for all levels of players, from beginners to experts. The new tier will open up new dungeons that require high-level gear. The Tomb of Sargeras will be available on the Broken Shore, and is set to launch around late spring 2017. World of Warcraft’s patch 7.2 is expected to be released sometime in early 2017 with a launch date of late spring.

In addition to the raid tier, the new 7.2 update will add the option to complete Mythic+ runs of Karazhan. These new raids will be split into two tiers: upper and lower. Each tier will have 9 bosses, based on their level and difficulty. Players will be able to play in PVP events similar to Overwatch and Hearthstone brawls to enjoy new content.

New bosses

The World of Warcraft patch 7.2 release date was recently announced by the developer Ryan Shwayder. The new content will include the Tomb of Sargeras raid, a second raid tier. It will be available for players later this year. A new raid, Nighthold, is also planned for the expansion. While most players are anticipating a late summer launch, there’s no way to be sure until the game officially launches on February 7.1.5.

Another major change coming in this patch is the introduction of four new world bosses. One of the new world bosses is the Apocron, who was created by the Legion thousands of years ago. This new mob has been the source of much destruction, wiping out entire civilizations in its wake. Its power grows exponentially as it conquers new worlds. Apocron’s Felfire Missiles are particularly lethal and should be avoided at all costs.

Micro-holidays

The upcoming World of Warcraft patch 7.2 will introduce micro-holidays to the game. Unlike major holiday events, these will not introduce any new power to artifacts, or even new toys to play with. Instead, these new holiday activities are meant to provide a short-term distraction from the game’s regular grind. As an example, the Hatching of the Hippogryph micro-holiday will reward you with a baby hippogryph.

Micro-holidays are short, seasonal events that will provide new activities and quests to players. While traditional holiday events last a week or more, micro-holidays will last only a single day. Unlike the long-term holidays, these new events will not offer any game-changing rewards, but they will certainly spice up gameplay. Ahn’Qiraj Remembrance Day, for example, will honor the players who opened the gates of Ahn’Qiraj in 2006. Volunteer Guard Day, on the other hand, will give players the chance to take on a non-player character role and guard their city.