As we continue to explore the vast Dragon Isles in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, tackling the expansion’s first raid and season, our attention turns towards the eagerly awaited release date of patch 10.0.7.
WoW’s patch 10.0.7 bridges the gap between the smaller incremental updates and the first major post-launch update, which is still a ways off. Despite its smaller size, patch 10.0.7 is packed with exciting content.
World of Warcraft: Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7 Release Date
Although we don’t have an exact World of Warcraft patch 10.0.7 release date at this point in time, Blizzard has confirmed that we can expect it to arrive at some point during Spring 2023.
- World of Warcraft patch 10.0.7 release date: March 21, 2023 (NA)/March 22, 2023 (EU)
The update brings with it a new quest campaign, which revolves around the dracthyr race returning to its former prison, alongside repeatable world content in the Forbidden Reach.
By the time we’re done taking in the new quests, we’ll have a clear picture of where Dragonflight’s next big chapter will take us.
WoW: Dragonflight’s patch 10.0.7 release date also marks the moment when quest lines for human and orc cosmetic heritage armor will finally be introduced alongside various updates to the MMORPG’s recurring in-game holidays.
The Retribution Paladin talent tree is getting a “substantial rework,” Blizzard has confirmed.
The developer plans on rebuilding it from the ground up in an effort to reduce button bloat, address the overwhelming number or stacking modifiers, improve survivability, utility, and more.
As part of our return to the Forbidden Reach, the Morqut Islet hosts new vendors and quest givers. Helping envoys belonging to each of Dragonflight’s four major factions allows you to gain a 10% reputation increase with your chosen faction each day.
They can also offer quests for extra reputation and Elemental Overflow that you can spend to grab new rewards, including four new Dragonriding customizations, the Buckie battle pet, and the Noble Bruffalon mount.
The Zskera Vault hosts a randomized treasure room that resets weekly, while Mega-storms award upgraded storm gear.
You can read more about returning to the Forbidden Reach in WoW: Dragonflight’s patch 10.0.7 in its dedicated blog post.
Players looking to roll monk also have more races to choose from, as the class becomes available for the Goblins, Worgen, and Lightforged Draenei.
Blizzard has now confirmed that WoW: Dragonflight’s patch 10.0.7 is slated to occur on March 21 for NA players and March 22 in the EU.
A new quest line follows Baine Bloodhoof as he searches for an old friend in the Ohn’ahran Plains. You can check out the patch notes for the full list of changes.
That is what you need to know about World of Warcraft’s patch 10.0.7 release date and the content we can expect from it.
Blizzard has also given us a look at Dragonflight’s 2023 roadmap, which promises a total of six patches that should keep us busy throughout the year.
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