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Dragonflight is almost here, and the update notes have arrived ahead of Monday's big World of Warcraft expansion launch.

With Dragonflight launching on Monday, Blizzard has announced that certain weekly rewards content will be halted until after the weekly reset.

With the Dragonflight pre-patch, the World of Warcraft team is going through some of the accessibility changes in the upcoming expansion.

With Dragonflight officially launching in just about a week, today, the World of Warcraft team is holding a launch test on a special beta realm. 

Dragonflight is on its way, and the countdown takes its next step, with the announcement of global unlock times for the next World of Warcraft expansion. 

Inactive World of Warcraft accounts are eligible to play through the full game, including all expansions, today through Sunday, ahead of Dragonflight's launch.

Dragonflight's pre-patch phase 2 is live in World of Warcraft, with the launch cinematic out, the Dracthyr Evoker playable, and the all-new pre-launch event, The Tempest Unleashed.

Tomorrow, the World of Warcraft team will hold a special live Dragonflight stream, unveiling the launch cinematic, with the team offering a look at pre-patch phase two.

 Dragonflight's latest zone preview, along with the zone music, is for the mountainous Thaldraszus, known as "the cradle of dragon civilization".

The Dragonflight pre-patch phase 2 will begin next week, and Blizzard will hold a live stream on Tuesday to reveal the launch cinematic and more. The team has also released the patch notes.

Dragonflight's launch is around the corner, and the World of Warcraft developers are inviting players to test PvP ahead of the November 28th expansion launch.

With Dragonflight's release just weeks away, Blizzard is previewing the Dracthyr Evoker and its powerful starting area, The Forbidden Reach.

The road to Dragonflight continues, this time with a guide to all of the World of Warcraft expansion's dungeons -four level-up dungeons and four max-level dungeons.

World of Warcraft is inviting players to tell their Warcraft Stories via a new Twitter campaign and introducing the Exile's Reach excursion with details to know before Dragonflight.

Dragonflight will be out this month, and Blizzard is trying to entice World of Warcraft players to stick around, with 12- and 6- month subscription bonuses. The WoW team has also released the Dragonflight theme to stream.