Patch 10.2.5: Follower Dungeons Preview

Follower Dungeons is a new feature coming with Patch 10.2.5. Let’s see what it has in store!

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What Are WoW Follower Dungeons
Follower Dungeons Daily Limits
All Available Follower Dungeons in Patch 10.2.5

Key Takeaways

Patch 10.2.5 introduces Follower Dungeons, allowing solo exploration of WoW instances or with up to three friends with NPC teammates.
The NPCs are programmed to act like real people.
You can control the pace of the NPCs.
You can explore different roles without forming traditional parties and putting up with the possible stress that comes along with it.
The available dungeons in Patch 10.2.5 are: Ruby Life Pools, Nokhud Offensive, Brackenhide Hollow, Halls of Infusion, Algeth’ar Academy, Neltharus, The Azure Vault, Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr.

Scheduled for release on January 16, Patch 10.2.5: Seeds of Renewal brings along a wave of fresh features and updates. For instance, new visual for Shadowlands Covenant abilities, Night Elves’ new home Bel’ameth, dragonriding for Dracthyr’s Soar, and more that you can discover right here:

Dragonflight Patch 10.2.5: All News and Updates

And among these exciting news is the Follower Dungeons. This feature promises to let you explore the World of Warcraft more freely than ever.

What Are WoW Follower Dungeons

WoW Follower Dungeons are a new feature that allows you to solo your way through WoW instances by recruiting NPCs as your teammates. And if you prefer real company on your quests, the option remains to bring up to three friends with you.

These NPCs are all familiar WoW characters from the Exile’s Reach starting experience. Rest assured, these companions won’t interfere with your gaming immersion. Their programming ensures they behave like authentic players. You can also control their pace by choosing whether they lead or follow during your dungeon exploration. And to add to their liveliness, these NPCs can even jump!

This feature offers you the opportunity to navigate the entire dungeon without the need to form a party. Thus, eliminating potential pressures and toxicity that may arise from group dynamics. Whether solo or with your friends, you can explore different roles without concern for disrupting other players’ experience.