Everyone who buys the expansion will also get a free level 100 boost for one character. To be able to fly in Northrend, you will need to reach level 68, then visit a flying trainer to purchase Cold Weather Flying for 500 gold. The Honor system is being revamped with a new section of PvP abilities and bonuses. To be able to fly in Kalimdor, Deepholm and Eastern Kingdoms, you must first reach level 60, then visit a flying trainer, and purchase a Flight Master’s License for 250 gold. Each character class can earn relics and access a special base of operations. The expansion will also introduce a new Demon Hunter class that can deal damage or tank enemies. This flying skill can be learned by purchasing either Expert Riding or Artisan Riding from faction specific NPC trainers. Legion will send players to the Broken Isles to stop a demonic invasion. It might take some time but at least I'll know the reward is worth it. That said, there's always a plethora of reasons to be happy for hitting the level cap (new dungeons, new quests, etc.) I'm not opposed to pursuing an Achievement to get flight as long as it's not too much of a grind. Hitting max level and running off to the flight trainer was a really gratifying moment in past expansion pack so. I'd imagine Legion's flight Achievement has similar conditions. The Achievement requires players to do a lot of treasure-hunting and questing through Draenor.
Move forward by clicking on the left button of your mouse, or the forward key on your keyboard. Right-click on your mouse to aim your view. Learn how to control your mount using a mouse.
Flying will soon be enable in Warlords of Draenor zones for players that earn a new Achievement. You will find the flying skill there as a usable spell. The backlash led Blizzard to rethink their plans.
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