While a World of Warcraft release date is still undecided, World of Warcraft: Dragonflight’s next patch, 10.0.7, is already being tested on the PTR. 

According to World of Warcraft’s roadmap, they will release it this spring. The new patch will introduce a host of new content while continuing to expand on Dragon Isles story. This looks very interesting, and I believe it will not keep players waiting too long.

Patch 10.0.7 is the second patch for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, and not only will the original setting be adjusted, but it will also introduce a brand new area, new armor sets, new story missions, and a brand new faction.

Forbidden Reach

The latest feature that patch 10.0.7 will introduce is Forbidden Reach. I originally intended forbidden Reach to be the location where Dracthyr Evokers introduced players to the questline, but with this update, it will appear as the highest level area for players to explore. 

Not only will there be a new main story line in this area, but they will add some new features that players can use at will. At the same time, there will be new Dragonriding Races, a brand-new Mega-Storm event and pet battle activities waiting for players to take part.

Zskera Vault is probably one of players’ favorite parts of Forbidden Reach. Players can randomly enter a treasure room here every week. There is a mystery in the treasure room. Players need to successfully kill the monsters in the treasure room before solving the mystery. 

Players can receive weekly Vault quests from the black dragon Voraxian. While completing this task, players will also learn about the history of this place and unlock the secrets of the past. Players can get Onyx Annulet equipment and empower it through Primordial Stones. 

Heritage Armor

Patch 10.0.7 also introduces two new Heritage Armor sets. After reaching Level 50 in Exalted in Stormwind, players can receive a new quest from Master Matthias Shaw. This task will lead the player back to the dark past of Stormwind, and the player also assumes the responsibility of defending Stormwind. 

After players complete the task here, they will receive Heritage Armor launched this time as a reward. These Armor outfits may have been influenced by Warcraft 3: Orcs & Humans, and players are advised to gain these two sets of Heritage Armor as soon as possible. 

If you can’t complete the task temporarily or want to get Heritage Armor equipment as soon as possible, you can also exchange for this equipment by getting enough WOW 10.0 Gold.

Some Orc players can also get Heritage Armor if they can reach Level 50 in Exalted in Orgrimmar. Players will receive a task at Eitrigg, which is to help Eitrigg bring Kosh’harg Festival back to Old Draenor. Of course, Orc players should never miss this Heritage Armors.

Brand-New Story Line

Besides exploring the new Forbidden Reach, players can also take on recent adventures with Baine Bloodhoof. 

We have excluded Baine in Shadowlands, and the player’s new task is to help Baine return to the center of Shadowlands. Players will set off with Baine to Ohn’ahran Plains in search of one of its old friends. During the journey, the player will also learn about the relevant storyline.

World of Warcraft added a lot of new content in patch 10.0.7. Even though this isn’t a major patch, Dragonflight players still have something to look forward to in this update. 

Dragonflight is one of the most expected comebacks to date, and hopefully the update to patch 10.0.7 will remind players of why they fell in love with Azeroth in the first place. Hope you have fun.

The toy data that players just discovered from World of WarCraft’s Public Test Realm may give players a hint when the next Dragonflight Patch will be released.

If players see any signs of an update through this holiday-themed toy, then World of WarCraft players won’t have to think that the next Dragonflight patch update is too far away.

At present, World of WarCraft is developing Patch 10.0.7. And this new Patch is mainly updated from Vault of the Incarnates Raid so far.

Through the repetitive data test conducted on World of WarCraft PTR, you can also know that players need to return to Forbidden Reach to learn more about the history of Black DragonFlight and Dracthyr, while experiencing the new Heritage Armor Quests For ORCS and Humans.

In the most recent PTR Patch, players also discovered that one item gave them a hint when this updated patch would arrive. Drake’s Big Basket of Eggs is a newly launched toy. After players collect enough, their Dragonriding Drake will receive a basket accessory filled with various Easter egg rewards.

This item needs to be collected by players during Noblegarden, World of WarCraft’s Easter holiday event, from April 10th to April 17th. As a result, many players have speculated that it may launch the new Patch during the weekly reset on April 4, the week before this holiday event.

Surprisingly, this guess had cleverly coincided with the recent 2023 route map released by World of WarCraft. In their roadmap, the developers also stated that the new Patch 10.0.7 will be released in the spring of 2023, and will also be released in the holiday update. Aside from the new Noblegarden event, April will be the perfect time for Patch 10.0.7 to go live.

At the same time, the route diagram also sets up the launch date of DragonFlight Patch 10.1 between spring and summer in 2023. Of course, if Patch 10.0.7 is indeed released in early April, the player can also rest assured that Patch 10.1 will be launched in June or July, followed by Patch 10.1.5, and will also be 2023 at 2023 Published at the end of the summer.

The predicted update schedule reserves about two months between each update, which is perfectly matched with the previously released roadmap and general patch release rhythm.

If this recent news is not enough to surprise you, Drake’s Big Basket of Eggs will also surprise you. In addition to the cute appearance of this toy itself, this toy is also the key to opening more festivals decoration doors.

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In the future, players will see more cute jewelry, even new dragon mounts. It’s like candy basket decorations during Halloween theme activities or Santa Claus hats to players during Christmas.

Of course, if the player wants to get or collect these decorations as soon as possible, you can also choose to get enough WOW 10.0 Gold on IGGM.com to redeem the decoration. I hope you can play happily.

Currently, World of Warcraft's built-in Twitter support is reducing. This may have happened in response to a Twitter plan to charge developers for access to the social media site's API.

Blizzard explained the matter in a forum thread. This feature will be automatically removed over the next few days, after which you will no longer be able to post tweets into the game.

In 2015, during the Warlords of Draenor expansion, as part of patch 6.1, a new feature was added to the game where you could tweet from Azeroth. The effect of this function is that you can take a selfie in Blizzard's MMORPG or take a screenshot of the screen of other games, then use Instagram-style filters and match the corresponding text, so that a tweet is born. From Blizzard's official forum thread, we can see a lot of responses to this news, but we can know that the official does not miss this feature very much. Moreover, many players also say that they have forgotten that this function exists in the game.

Blizzard did not provide an explanation for why it removed the game's Twitter integration. But I'm guessing it's most likely due to Twitter's plan to charge developers to access the social media site's API. You probably knew about the shift a week ago, and Twitter was scheduled to do it yesterday, but then extended it to February 13th.

Since taking office in October 2022, Twitter CEO Elon Musk will make a radical change to the social media platform this time. Recently, he also said that he would provide some kind of free API support for "bots that provide free premium content" on Twitter, but didn't elaborate on that. Since WoW and Blizzard exist partly to make money, then we can imagine a situation where World of Warcraft's in-game Twitter feature won't be able to access the free version of the Twitter API in the future. In addition, Musk also proposed to charge developers $100 a month for API access in the future to reduce spam in the Twitter API, thereby improving quality and achieving a prosperous ecosystem.

Yesterday, Musk's remarks have been confirmed. Well, considering that few players use WoW's Twitter feature, Blizzard has to pay over $1,000 or more per year to keep it working well, and it doesn't seem like it's worth it.

While WoW may lose Twitter in the future, it recently added Trading Post, which could give it a new feature. This new feature is a series of monthly challenges, sort of like a battle pass. After you complete the monthly challenges, the game will reward you with a special currency that can be used to obtain premium cosmetics that rotate each month. Besides, you can also use WoW Gold or WoW Items to get other equipment you need to improve your overall strength.Recently, Activision Blizzard stated that WoW's latest expansion, Dragonflight, had lower sales than previous expansions for the game, despite having a higher subscriber retention rate.