World of Warcraft’s latest expansion, Dragonflight, aimed to entice players back into the game. However, fans are disappointed by the absence of one crucial feature: the ability for Dracthyr Evokers to fly. This glaring oversight has left players questioning why these winged creatures, who can clearly fly in the lore, are denied the freedom of flight in the game.
Dracthyr Evokers possess several racial abilities that closely resemble flying, such as Glide and Soar. However, these abilities have cooldowns, preventing them from taking to the skies whenever they please. Instead, they must rely on regular flying mounts or Dragonriding mounts to reach the heights. This limitation feels unnecessary, especially considering the lore and promotional images showcasing the Dracthyr’s flying prowess.
Another aspect that has irked players is the transmog appearance of Dracthyrs. Currently, players can only change their appearance out of combat, leaving them stuck with their initial gear choice made during character creation. With the abundance of cosmetic options available in 2023, it seems absurd that players cannot alter their appearance at will.
Unfortunately, there seems to be little hope for Dracthyr Evokers in Patch 10.2. They had their moment in the spotlight during Patch 10.1 and 10.1.5, with the release of a Legendary weapon and the introduction of the Augmentation Evoker spec. However, the long-awaited ability to fly remains elusive for these winged creatures.
Author: DanielThGuitarMaster
Source: DOTESPORTS
