Since Battle for Azeroth is faction-focused, players will need to complete almost everything for their specific faction, but will then unlock flying for their entire account. Thanks to WoWHead’s data mining, we can see the requirements for unlocking Battle for Azeroth’s “Pathfinder, Part One” achievement (a naming convention similar to that of the flying unlocks in past expansions).įor the Alliance, players will need to complete three achievements: “Battle for Azeroth Explorer” (unveil the entire map for all six new Battle for Azeroth zones), “Kul Tourist” (complete the storylines in each of the Kul Tiras zones) and “Kul Tiras Diplomat” (while the requirements aren’t showing yet, this achievement will likely be unlocked by reaching the revered level with all Kul Tiran factions).įor the Horde, players will also need to complete three achievements: “Battle for Azeroth Explorer” (unveil the entire map for all six new Battle for Azeroth zones), “Zandalar Forever!” (complete the storylines in each of the Zandalari zones) and “Zandalar Diplomat” (while the requirements aren’t showing yet, this achievement will likely be unlocked by reaching the revered level with all Zandalar factions). In Battle for Azeroth, the MMO’s upcoming seventh expansion, it looks as if flying will be unlocked in a very similar way. Since the fifth expansion, Warlords of Draenor, flying has been locked behind a set of time-consuming achievements, and not officially implemented until months after the expansion’s debut.

Flying in World of Warcraft has been a controversial addition since it showed up in the game’s first expansion, The Burning Crusade.

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