There is a lot of hype surrounding the latest World of Warcraft expansion, Legion. The new expansion adds three new raid bosses, a dragon, and a whole host of new classes, professions, and endgame zones. But what exactly is in store for the players? Let’s take a closer look at some of the most exciting aspects of the new expansion. This article will discuss Dragonriding, the new endgame zone, and new classes.

Dragonriding

The World of Warcraft expansion announced this week will introduce a new form of aerial movement called Dragonriding. This new ability will give players the ability to customize their dragon mounts’ horns, scales, and armor. The feature is said to be more interactive than normal mounts, and will allow players to do physics-based maneuvers and dive bombs. It will also let players barrel roll and perform other tricks.

In addition to the new class, the expansion also introduces the Dracthyr Evoker, which allows players to switch between dragon and human forms. A new starting area is also expected in the expansion. The game has become a popular destination for long-term WoW fans. In addition to new classes and abilities, the Dragonriding expansion is expected to bring new quests, dungeons, and raids.

New classes

The World of Warcraft expansion has been announced, and the announcement is huge, with countless new features and systems. Not to mention a new starting zone. Dracthyrs will join the Alliance, and their new races will include ranged DPS, healers, and mage classes. The new expansion will also include a new race – the Dracthyr. Both races will begin at level 58, and the Dracthyr class is available on the Alliance and Horde sides.

The next “hero class” in the World of Warcraft is the Dracthyr Evoker. This new race has the ability to change between human and dragon form. The expansion will also introduce four new zones and a new starting area, and the Dracthyr Evoker will be one of the new classes. Unlike other “hero” classes, Dracthyrs can take up to four hours to train before they can join an alliance.

New professions

Blizzard has recently announced the overhaul of its World of Warcraft game system, which will feature new professions and specialization tracks. For example, Blacksmiths can now prioritize Weaponsmithing and Armorsmithing over other specializations. This could help them to become a renowned swordsmith. But will the changes in the profession system be enough to re-energize the system? Will it actually be worth the money and effort required to join the new professions?

The new World of Warcraft expansion will feature a brand new draconic race. The Dracthyr will be the only race that has access to the new Evoker class, which is a hybrid between a healer and a medium-range DPS. It will also include the new Dragonriding skill, which will allow players to traverse the Dragon Isles’ vertical map designs. Blizzard also plans to introduce PvP dragon races in the future. While the team is focused on the game’s core systems, it has made a significant effort to revamp the professions and UI.

New endgame zones

The latest update for World of Warcraft adds new zones to the game. In addition to the normal zones, the new endgame content will also add several new areas for players to explore. In addition, the game has also added a portal to the Blasted Lands, allowing players to travel there. The expansion also includes new zones that players can travel to, including the newly destroyed town of Darkshore.

One new area in WoW is the Dragon Isles. MMOChampion’s leak mentions the existence of the new region as the Dragon Isles. This expansion will feature five new areas with unique themes, including dragons. The goal is to bring back the dragons to power. One of these zones is devoted to the endgame content and will be named Black Dragonflight. The main character in this area is the dragon Wrathion.

New draconic race

The return of the dragons is the first expansion in a decade, and this year’s newest addition to World of Warcraft introduces a brand new playable race: the Dracthyr. A hybrid race that combines aspects of dragons and mortal races, the Dracthyr has its own set of skills and talents. In addition to playing as a draconic race, players can now choose a special class that combines the attributes of both a healer and a DPS. In addition, Dracthyrs will have their own starter zone, so they can experience the game in the comfort of their mail armor.

While the Dracthyr is not known to have any spells, the new race is capable of performing personal mount tasks. It is also capable of switching between elf and human forms while out of combat. Blizzard is looking into allowing the Dracthyr to remain in “visage” form during combat. As for racial abilities, Dracthyrs can switch between dragon and human forms and can perform a number of different combat tasks.