Dragonflight Endgame: What to Do at Level 70?
Reached Dragonflight endgame? Don’t know what to do at level 70? Fret not. This guide is here to give you some ideas!
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Key Takeaways:
- Collect the Dragonflight Glyphs if you haven’t yet, and start farming professions and gearing up.
- One of the ways to gear up is to complete Main Campaign Quests finishing the Dragon Isles campaign.
- Try to jump in PvP even if you are more of a PvE player.
- Farm Renown and Reputation to obtain valuable gear and unlock Dragonriding customization.
- Take part in old-world Dragon Races when the new Cups are held!
Reaching the max level in WoW Dragonflight doesn’t mark the end of the expansion. Rather, it’s time to explore a variety of activities that are only available for you once you reach the level cap. So, if your question is “What to do at level 70 in Dragonflight?” then below are your answers.
Gearing Up
Gear farm should be at the top of your Dragonflight to-do list. It comes before other activities because it’ll help carry out most of them. Powerful PvE equipment speeds up the Renown, World Quests, and Events farm. We have listed a few ways to get your much-needed gear below for your convenience.
Finish Patch 10.2 Campaign
To gear up quickly at max level in Dragonflight, complete the 10.2 Guardians of the Dream Campaign. You’ll get ilvl 415 Explorer gear that’s upgradable to level 437 with Flightstones.
Engage in patch 10.2 activities like the A Worthy Ally: Dream Wardens weekly quest rewards you with ilvl 441 items from the Satchel of Dreams. Participate in the Superbloom event for a Cache of Overblooming Treasures, also yielding powerful rewards. And don’t forget to defeat the World Boss Aurostor weekly for minimum ilvl 454 Champion Gear, upgradeable to level 476.
Join Amirdrassil LFR
Make sure your overall ilvl is at least 424. Tackling Amirdrassil, the Dream’s Hope on LFR will get you powerful Accessories and Tier Set pieces.
Buy Gear at The Auction House
The easiest way to start gearing up is to buy equipment at the Auction House. You can find cheap ilvl 421-424 Explorer equipment that’s only priced at 500-3000 gold a piece.
World Events: Time Rift and Dreamsurges
For generous rewards, participate in the Time Rift and Dreamsurges World Events. Completing the Time Rift weekly When Time Needs Mending
quest gives you Dilated Time Pod and Paracausal Flakes currencies. Use the Pod to purchase ilvl 428 Weapon and Trinkets upgradeable up to level 450. Use Flakes to buy ilvl 415 Trinkets and Cosmetic items. Flakes are also obtainable by engaging in other Time Rift activities, like slaying enemies and completing different tasks without any cap restrictions.
Participating in the weekly Shaping the Dreamsurge during the Dreamsurges event to earn Dreamsurge Cocoon. You can use this currency to buy ilvl 428 items. During the event, you can farm endless amounts of Dreamsurge Coalescence, tradeable for ilvl 415 equipment.
M+ and Raids
M+ and Raids are crucial for gearing up and preparing for their higher difficulties. Some of the mentioned gearing-up strategies will help you meet ilvl requirements for M+ keystones and Normal/Heroic raids. +2 Mythic Plus requires 430-435 ilvl. Normal Raid requires ilvl being at least 440, while Heroic demands ilvl 450. M+ End-of-Run rewards range from ilvl 441 at +2 Key Level to 470 at +20 Key. Normal Raid’s minimum item rewards are ilvl 454, and Heroic’s are at least 467.
Professions
At level 70 in Dragonflight, prioritize leveling up your professions. With recent expansion updates, professions are now more enjoyable and efficient. They enable the crafting of gear for personal use or profit by selling at the AH. Professions also enhance gear ilvl and offer enjoyable quests.
Dragonflight Glyphs
Dragonriding Glyphs are essential for mastering Dragonriding talents, which greatly increase your mobility and enjoyment on the Isles. These golden tokens are floating in the air in certain locations of the Isles. You’ll want to collect them and increase your mobility, especially if you want to complete profession quests. It’s what you really need to do once hitting 70 in Dragonflight if you haven’t done it before.
Renown & Reputation
You can earn Reputation with the main Dragon Isles factions by completing various activities. Every 2500 Reputation grants 1 Renown level across six factions in patch 10.2. Each Renown level rewards you with something, be it gear or Dragonriding mount customizations. Most customization options are unlocked by increasing reputation with these six. Some options can be unlocked for the rep farm with minor factions: Wrathion/Sabellian and Cobalt Assembly. New Renown levels also unlock fascinating questlines and fun activities. For instance, Loamm Niffen’s Snail Racing and Iskaara Tuskarr’s Fishing Holes.
Farming Dragonflight daily World Quests and weekly quests are the main ways to get Renown and Reputation. Completing the Aiding the Accord quest grants 500 Reputation with Dragonscale Expedition, Iskaara Tuskarr, Valdrakken Accord, and Maruuk Centaur.
The Loamm Niffen and Dream Wardens have their own weekly quests and events. A Worthy Ally: Loamm Niffen and A Worthy Ally: Dream Wardens give 1500 rep. Niffen’s Researchers Under Fire event gives 250 rep, and Wardens Superbloom event gives 1000 rep for the first playthrough.
Farming Renown tokens also helps in obtaining max reputation level in WoW Retail. You can find them in treasures scattered around the Dragon Isles and from the Rare mobs. For instance, Centaur Hunting Trophies can be given to Hunt Instructor Basku NPC to gain 25 rep a piece.
PvP
Trying out PvP is what a new or experienced PvE player may choose to do at level 70. Since the beginning of Dragonflight, PvP and PvE levels of items differ. But in Season 3, the PvP ilvl of PvE equipment can be upgraded using the Honor currency.
To get started, you can purchase ilvl 473 PvP equipment for Bloody Tokens in Valdrakken. These Tokens are earned for completing PvP World Quests with War Mode activated. If you don’t like outdoor World PvP, explore the more traditional modes like Arena, Battleground, or Battleground Blitz.
Solo players should try out the Solo Shuffle mode, introduced in Shadowlands patch 9.2. It has become one of the most popular PvP activities, especially with Dragonflight’s Rated Solo Shuffle. It offers unique achievements like Verdant Legend: Dragonflight Season 3, granting players the Verdant Legend title.
The sudden transition into PvP may be challenging, but fun. Plus, the rewards, such as Emerald Blossom Dreamstone armor visual effect and Winding Slitherdrake: Embodiment of the Verdant Gladiator are worth the effort.
Dragon Races and the Old World
Patch 10.2.5 brought Dragonriding to the old world, introducing the Dragonriding Cup Dragon races to more continents with the Outland Cup. Completing these races rewards you with Ruby Riders of Azeroth Tabard, Outlandish Drake Racer transmog, Outland Racing Completionist achievements, and Outland Racer title. Similar rewards will be given for subsequent Cups.
Returning to the Old World presents opportunities to farm additional content. For instance, raiding The Eye after completing the Tempest Keep Sweep race for pets, transmog gear, even the Ashes of Al’ar mount, and more!
Conclusion
This was our WoW Dragonflight endgame guide. Share with us your to-do list once reaching level 70 in Dragonflight in the comments!
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