Squadrons, a new Dracthyr-only Skyriding feature coming to World of Warcraft, lets players soar across the skies together. All Dracthyr Skyriding trees will acquire this new skill, allowing them to use Soar to fly in formation with other Dracthyr characters in World of Warcraft.

Upon the initial release of Dragonflight, Dracthyr's racial talent, Soar, granted them the opportunity to utilize a restricted form of Dragonriding, currently referred to as Skyriding, which had its own cooldown and set of abilities. Patch 10.2.5 saw Soar advance to full Skyriding, allowing Dracthyr to utilize the system across all World of Warcraft flying zones.

On the other hand, Dracthyr will soon receive a special function with Soar. The Squadron, a new Skyriding skill that lets Dracthyr fly in formation with up to two other Dracthyr players while utilizing their own wings to Soar, is coming to World of Warcraft in Patch 11.0.5. Similar to skills like the Ride Along feature, all Dracthyr will be able to activate this Skyriding talent via their tree, but at no additional cost.

Patch 11.0.5 Introduces The Dracthyr Squadron Skyriding Feature

Because Dracthyr have a highly regulated military history, the Squadron feature is a wonderful fit with their mythology. Other characters can use the Ride Along function to bring passengers along with them while Skyriding mounts, although doing so transforms the World of Warcraft character into a baby dragon, gryphon, or other pets that fly alongside the mount. Only Dracthyr will have access to this skill. Although Blizzard has not stated whether it would bring this feature to regular Skyriding in the future, it is conceivable.

The good news for Dracthyr players hasn't stopped coming lately. In World of Warcraft, Dracthyr now has class options for Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Mage, Warrior, and Warlock in the same release that brings the Squadron feature. The Tail Swipe and Wing Buffet racial skills will still be available to these characters, even with a longer cooldown. They can also battle in Dracthyr or Visage form.

Although the actual release date of Patch 11.0.5 is not yet known, gamers can estimate when it will happen. The World of Warcraft 20th anniversary event, which is scheduled to take place between November and December, is included in the update. Fans should presumably anticipate the patch to appear around October 22nd or 29th because late October would fit in with the event schedule and the eight-week release cycle World of Warcraft has committed to in Dragonflight.