Among all the features of WoW TBC Classic Anniversary, flying is undoubtedly one of the most enjoyable and practical. Provided you meet specific requirements, you can use flight to travel to virtually any destination you desire.

Generally, these requirements include reaching level 70, acquiring the ability to fly, and owning a flying mount; however, if you play a Druid, the requirements are significantly lower!

As a Druid, you can begin learning the ability to fly as early as Level 68, allowing you to take to the skies without the need for a mount.

To further highlight the unique aerial capabilities of this class, the upcoming Phase 2 update will introduce a new feature: Druid Swift Flight Form Quest.

In this guide, we will provide you with a preview of the significance of this questline, along with a detailed walkthrough on how to complete it.

What is Druid Swift Flight Form Quest?

This quest is actually a multi-part questline composed of several distinct objectives; as such, it requires a significant investment of both patience and time to complete step-by-step.

Upon completion, you will unlock two key rewards: Swift Flight Form and Idol of the Raven Goddess.

The former allows you to transform into a raven to fly, granting you an additional speed bonus. The latter provides a stat boost, either increased critical strike rating or enhanced healing power, depending on your chosen specialization.

How to unlock this questline?

First and foremost, your character must, of course, be a Druid. Secondly, you must ensure your character has reached the maximum level cap of 70 and has acquired Artisan Riding skill.

This skill itself grants a 280% increase to your flying speed. If you have not yet unlocked it, you will need to consume 5,000 WoW TBC Classic Anniversary gold to learn it from either Ilsa Blusterbrew or Olrokk.

Although defeating the boss Anzu, the Raven God, serves as the final stage of the entire questline, you cannot summon him without first unlocking access to Heroic difficulty of Sethekk Halls dungeon.

Therefore, if you have not yet unlocked it, it is highly recommended that you complete the corresponding Attunement requirements, specifically obtaining Auchenai Key, in advance. This will allow you to focus entirely on the questline itself without any interruptions as you progress.

Asleep in the Emerald Dream

Serving as the first major segment of the entire questline, this stage is further divided into four distinct phases: Morthis Whisperwing, The Ward of Wakening, Waking the Sleeper, and The Ward of Wakening (again).

Morthis Whisperwing:

1. Use a teleportation ability to reach Moonglade, then locate NPC Loganaar to accept this quest.
2. Continue traveling to Cenarion Refuge in Zangarmarsh, and find the NPC Morthis Whisperwing.

The Ward of Wakening:

1. Collect 10 Bogblossoms, 10 Ancient Lichen, and 10 Dreaming Glory, then return them to Morthis Whisperwing.

Waking the Sleeper:

1. Travel to Stormrage Barrow Dens, locate Clintar Dreamwalker, and then use Ward of Waking to awaken him.

The Ward of Wakening (again):

1. Protect Clintar Dreamwalker while he collects Aviana's relics.
2. Once the relic collection is complete, find Dreamwarden Lurosa and speak with her.
3. Return the relics to Morthis Whisperwing.

Arakkoan Connection

This section consists of five parts: To the Evergrove, The Book of the Raven, Eyes in the Sky, To Catch a Sparrowhawk, and The Raven Stones. None of these are particularly difficult; the key is to figure out the correct sequence and travel routes to avoid wasting time.

To the Evergrove:

1. Travel to Evergrove in Blade's Edge Mountains, locate Arthorn Windsong, and speak with him.

The Book of the Raven:

1. Kill Aether Rays in the vicinity of Ogri'la in Blade's Edge Mountains to obtain an Aether Ray Eye.
2. Use Seer's Stone in conjunction with Aether Ray Eye to reveal Raven Cult ghosts.
3. Search Vortex Pinnacle for the spirit of Sai'kkal the Elder, and question him regarding the whereabouts of The Book of the Raven.
4. Return to Arthorn Windsong to report your findings.

Eyes in the Sky:

1. Travel to Twilight Ridge in Nagrand, locate Watcher Elaira, and speak with her. (Note: You must use a flying mount or ability to reach this location.)

To Catch a Sparrowhawk:

1. Locate any Wild Sparrowhawk in the nearby area.
2. Use Hibernate spell and a Sparrowhawk Net to capture one, then return it to Watcher Elaira.

The Raven Stones:

1. Travel to Skettis in Terokkar Forest.
2. Use Cenarion Sparrowhawk Whistle (provided to you during the quest) to summon a Wild Sparrowhawk.
3. Utilize Wild Sparrowhawk to unearth a Raven Stone. Once you have obtained 8 Raven Stones, return them to Arthorn Windsong.

Three Guardians

As the name suggests, this stage requires you to defeat three enemies in succession: Guardian of the Eagle, Guardian of the Falcon, and Guardian of the Hawk.

After the battles conclude, you can loot the corresponding essences from the bodies of these three enemies. Once you have obtained the final Essence of the Hawk, return it to Arthorn Windsong to unlock a significant reward: Charm of Swift Flight.

The Raven God

Serving as the final stage of the entire questline, this section consists primarily of two parts: Chasing Moonstone and Vanquish the Raven God. Completing the first part is a prerequisite for unlocking the second.

Chasing the Moonstone:

1. Travel to Azshara and locate Moonstone Altar situated at the northernmost point of the nearby river.
2. Retrieve Moonstone from the altar; however, you will be stunned by Rizzle Sprysprocket, who will then steal Moonstone.
3. Follow the river to pursue and apprehend Rizzle, compelling her to hand over Moonstone.
4. Return Moonstone to Morthis Whisperwing.

Vanquish the Raven God:

1. Enter and progress through Heroic Sethekk Halls dungeon.
2. Locate The Raven's Claw within the final boss room.
3. Combine the items you previously obtained to create Essence-Infused Moonstone, then place it into The Raven's Claw to summon the Raven God, Anzu.

After defeating this boss, return to Morthis Whisperwing to begin learning Swift Flight Form ability and to receive Idol of the Raven Goddess.

Additionally, upon defeating Anzu, there is a chance for another rare reward to drop: Reins of the Raven Lord. This item allows you to summon and dismiss a giant raven mount.

Although Druids do not require a mount to fly, you can keep this item as a cosmetic collectible or sell it to other players for gold.

In summary, if you are a Druid player, this quest guide should prove helpful for your upcoming Phase 2 experience! Have fun!

Dear players, WoW Midnight events for this week haven't reset yet. We still have time to participate in World Quest Bonus Event, which will increase your reputation gain by 50%. If you're aiming to boost your Midnight reputation, be sure to take advantage of this bonus before the week resets. Let's check out these exciting events!

Darkmoon Faire

Darkmoon Island is now open, granting players a 10% reputation and experience boost, which stacks with World Quest bonus.

Rewards available:

• Mounts: Darkmoon Zeppelin, Darkmoon Dancing Bear, etc.
• Transmog: Full Scarlet Crusade set (requires completing island quests to unlock access)
• Toys, pets, and Heirloom upgrade items

Additionally, defeating rare mobs like Moon Goddess will drop weapon skins.

It's recommended that players who need to grind reputation or experience first go to Darkmoon Island to get the buff before doing World Quest.

The next weekly event is Battleground Rewards Week, which will increase Honor Points and Honor Badges earned, making it more suitable for PvP players.

Limited-Time Rare Mounts

The current special altar location is Broken Throne in Zul'Aman. The altar difficulty is level 2 or higher, and high item level is not required.

Void-Corrupted Hex Eagle (Blue Glowing Version)

First, enter Broken Throne altar, pick up the lost candle on the ground, and then place the candle on the skull in the scene. Click to summon the rare monster, then kill it for a 100% chance of obtaining the mount.

The original Void-Corrupted Hex Eagle required 5-6 hours of reputation farming, while the current version only takes a few minutes. It also has a blue glowing effect and is much rarer in appearance.

The mount will drop as long as the altar is active; if you miss it, you'll have to wait several weeks for the next rotation.

Ancestral War Bear

Crafting this mount requires 6 Practically Pork. You can obtain Practically Pork by killing wild beasts; it's not difficult and is usually quite cheap.

Simply find Lost Bear inside the altar, feed it a Practically Pork, and you'll get the pet Chubs. Lost Bear will be marked on the minimap.

After using it, the pet will be added to your collection. Then, go to another designated location within the altar, summon Chubs to walk around, trigger the rare monster Angry Amani Warbear, and kill it. Finally, use five Practically Porks on the corpse to obtain the mount.

This mount also has a 100% drop rate and can be obtained in the same altar as the Void-Corrupted Hex Eagle.

Warbear model is the same as the old Zul'Aman, but the color is brown with a woven pattern.

Both mounts are only obtainable during Broken Throne altar's activation this week. After the weekly reset, the altar location rotates to Eversong Woods, at which time you can obtain another mount: Void-Touched Snapdragon. If you miss this week's patch, you'll have to wait weeks or even months for the altar to rotate to Zul'Aman again.

Patch 12.0.7 Preview

We can glean some details from last week's Patch 12.0.7 release.

First, Patch 12.0.7 will be themed around the history of trolls, but the specific name has not yet been announced. Also, a new chapter will be unlocked after the patch goes live, connecting to the subsequent 12.1.

Turbulent Timeways are finally returning in Patch 12.0.7. Void Assault and the new altar area will both be available in the new Midnight area.

Of course, the patch will also include a large number of new mounts and a new Transmog system, which we can look forward to.

Developer Controversy and Player Opinions

Recently, there has actually been some controversy surrounding the game within the community. This cannot be ignored.

$75 House Decoration Bundle

This official bundle, priced at $50 for the appearance only and $75 for the complete decoration bundle including indoor and outdoor furniture, is contradictory. The 12.0.5 version was released with numerous bugs and incomplete features, and the developers had just apologized, stating players deserved better. Now, they've immediately launched this high-priced bundle, a move drastically detached from player needs, making it impossible for players to remain silent.

The bundle is even more expensive than the game itself, and the housing system hasn't yet incorporated enough in-game racial styles, such as human-specific appearances, yet the paid bundle is already included. This inevitably raises the suspicion that developer resources are being used for pure profiteering rather than game improvements.

$1600 Lich King and Invincible Statue

Targeting hardcore collectors, but public opinion suggests that the official news lately consists of only two things: apologies and overpriced items.

Diablo 4 Collaboration Set

Porting Warcraft Tier 2 set style to Diablo 4, available for a limited time.

Players are questioning why T2 is being sold again when it's already been overused and two more T2-themed versions are planned.

The weekly reset is just around the corner; if you see a reminder, please complete the quests immediately. Prioritize using the remaining time to acquire the two altar mounts and Darkmoon Faire bonus.

Also, let's look forward to the development direction of Patch 12.0.7 and hope WoW Midnight can provide a satisfactory explanation to players.