Blizzard has been sticking to its plans for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight lately. The developers provided a roadmap in December to give players an idea of what to expect this year, and they seem to be sticking to it like glue. Patch 10.0.7 isn’t considered a major patch for the MMO, but it actually provides a ton of new content to keep you busy ahead of Patch 10.1 Embers of Neltharion. Let’s discuss when you can play patch 10.0.7 in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight.
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When will patch 10.0.7 be released in WoW: Dragonflight?
Patch 10.0.7 will officially go live on March 21. The heart of the content release revolves around players returning to Drachthyr’s starting area, The Forbidden Reach, to seek answers about the Drachthyr Evokers and their history within the island. Players will travel to the center of Morqut Islet and can choose from the various factions of the Dragon Islands to gain additional reputation while completing objectives for new rewards.
Hidden in Forbidden Reach is the Zskera Vault, a random treasure room where players can solve puzzles and defeat enemies to progress through a weekly single-player experience. As you progress through the vault, you’ll unlock a ring reward that allows you to infuse powerful Primordial Stones into it for powerful additional buffs.
The Mega-Storm event will also affect Forbidden Reach, providing a way to obtain upgrade gear for players who have just jumped into the Dragonflight expansion. There are also unique, unlockable mounts for those who don’t need the gear. Fans can also participate in new Dragonriding races and discover new glyphs to unlock new abilities for their dragon mounts.
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Patch 10.0.7 also comes with a high-class tuning pass, including an overhaul to Retribution Paladins and some tweaks to many of the specialization talent trees. Rounding out the set is the return of Legacy armor with the addition of Human and Orc Legacy quests. Blizzard is really listening to feedback and making adjustments, and the content of patch 10.0.7 is impressive for such a small patch.
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