World of Warcraft just revealed the official release date for Dragonflight Patch 10.0.5. The first content update for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, this exciting patch adds some new features to the MMO, including the highly-anticipated Trading Post.
Patch 10.0.5 does not continue the story of Dragonflight, but it is adding tons of new systems, from cosmetics and world events to accessibility and UI updates. Players can expect Patch 10.0.5 to go live on January 24.
When the patch is live, World of Warcraft players will finally be able to transmog grey and white quality items–a feature that was teased during Dragonflight’s production. Additionally, the Tempest Unleashed pre-patch event for Dragonflight is returning in a new way with the Storm’s Fury event, bringing with it both old and new rewards. Additionally, World of Warcraft is building upon its updated UI to add even more options for convenience and accessibility.
Perhaps the most exciting feature coming in World of Warcraft Patch 10.0.5 is the Trading Post. Starting February 1, players can visit the Trading Post in each of their capital cities to earn a monthly allowance of special currency that can be exchanged for exclusive rewards. Players can earn additional Trader’s Tender by completing fun and thematic challenges of all kinds. The rewards and currency caps reset every month, allowing players to earn new collectibles and complete challenges quite frequently.
Players are understandably excited for Patch 10.0.5 to go live in World of Warcraft. Many have been clamoring for white and gray transmogs for years now, so their arrival is like a dream come true. Additionally, some of the amazing rewards obtainable through World of Warcraft's Trading Post have fostered a great deal of hype for the new feature, and players can’t wait to see what items might appear in it in the future.
World of Warcraft players won't have to wait long for the next update after Patch 10.0.5. Patch 10.0.7 is slated to arrive in the spring, bringing with it a new story chapter in the Forbidden Reach, as well as Human and Orc Heritage Armor Questlines. By summer, players can expect Patch 10.1, which will add a new zone, raid, and season for PvP and Mythic+. World of Warcraft also just announced the release date of the Ulduar raid in Wrath of the Lich King Classic. With new content coming to both its major games, World of Warcraft players should have plenty to do over the next couple of months.
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