I’m not sure where we’re at with time investment since Shadowlands, but I’d assume the whole thing still takes 3-4 weeks to grind out at 1-2hrs a day, depending on how efficient you are.

These achievements can’t be grinded (ground? ), and will come to a halt once the worldquests/emissaries of the day have been done.Įspecially getting Tortollans to revered is a bit tedious, as they don’t have many open world quests, and generally only offer a couple world quests each day. Unfortunately there is some form of timegating still with the BfA pathfinder, specifically around the revered rep requirements ( Azerothian Diplomat for part 1, Rustbolt Resistance and Nazjatar factions for part 2), as well as the 100 world quest requirement ( Wide World of Quests for part 1). Here is the full wowhead article I mentioned above: Wowhead How much work will be needed in order to unlock flying remains to be seen (they mentioned you will need to continue the main story quest), as we don’t know how timegated the next story arch will be or how many quests you’ll have to do for it.

In Shadowlands, you can’t fly yet, but we just heard yesterday that it will become available in the next content patch 9.1 (release TBD), however they won’t go the usual pathfinder route.

In BfA content (Kul Tiras & Zandalar), you will still need to earn the respective pathfinder achievement in order to fly there, and that achievement functions like previous ones did, so requires a couple of week of casual play to obtain.

At level 30 you’ll be able to learn flying at 150% speed, and at level 40 the 310% speed. This means that as soon as you hit level 30, you’ll be able to fly there and in any expansion before it.

For Draenor and Legion content, pathfinder has been removed and flying in these zones has become baseline.

Wowhead has a pretty in-depth article about it that I’ll link below, but here’s the gist of it:

Flying and specifically pathfinder did indeed change a little with Shadowlands.

Wow legion flying requires raiding