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You'll also need to be revered with the Rustbold Resistance, which is a neutral faction available to both Horde and Alliance players.Īnd that's it! Hopefully you've been chipping away at Battle for Azeroth Pathfinder, Part One for months now and already have it completed, otherwise this will be a long and arduous grind.

Reach revered with two factions: If you're Horde, you'll need to reach revered with The Unshackled, while Alliance players have to get revered with the Waveblade Ankoan.

Explore Mechagon: Same idea, here's the list (opens in new tab) of each location you need.

Explore Nazjatar: Simply visit each of the locations in this list (opens in new tab) to fully explore all of Nazjatar.In addition to needing to complete Battle for Azeroth Pathfinder, Part One to unlock this achievement, the rest of its requirements can be met in a week or so of heavy grinding. This achievement is, thankfully, much easier to earn. Breaching the Tomb was removed as a requirement late in the 7.2 PTR, and yesterday Defender of the Broken Isles was removed (read why here).

Wow legion flying unlock Patch#

Ready for War: Complete the War Campaign for your respective faction. With all the changes to Broken Isles Pathfinder, Part Two in Patch 7.2, Blizzard has published an updated guide to unlock Flying in Legion.

Loremaster of Kul Tiras (Alliance) / Zandalar Forever! (Horde): Complete each of the zone-specific story quests for your faction's starting zone.

Wide World of Quests: Complete 100 World Quests in Kul Tiras or Zandalar.

Azerothian Diplomat: Earn revered reputation with the six main factions in Battle for Azeroth.

Battle for Azeroth Explorer: Explore all of Kul Tiras and Zandalar (each continent has three zones, each with their own achievement that lists the individual areas (opens in new tab) you have to discover.

Here's a breakdown of what achievements you'll need and what they require:

Wow legion flying unlock series#

It's a little confusing, but Part One is actually a series of individual achievements (which are often themselves a series of different achievements) you have to first complete in order to earn the Part One achievement itself. That alone could take a more casual player months to complete. The biggest grind will undoubtedly be Azerothian Diplomat, which required 'revered' reputation with the six main factions in Battle for Azeroth. This will be the most time-intensive part of unlocking flying because players are expected to have been chipping away at Part One since Battle for Azeroth first launched.