Why Can’t I Queue for Dragonflight Dungeons?
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You can’t queue for Dragonflight dungeons if you are a level 60 character who doesn’t own the Dragonflight expansion, or if you have used a level boost on your character and the 24-hour waiting period hasn’t passed, or if you are a Dracthyr and haven’t completed the Introduction quests. The level requirements for Dragonflight dungeons are straightforward: level 60 or above for leveling and Normal mode, and level 70 for Heroic, Mythic, and Mythic+ modes.
Frequently Asked Questions
General Information
About Dragonflight Dungeons
- What are the requirements to queue for Dragonflight dungeons?: The level requirements for Dragonflight dungeons are simple: level 60 or above for leveling and Normal mode, and level 70 for Heroic, Mythic, and Mythic+ modes.
- How do you queue for Shadowlands dungeons in Dragonflight?: For characters that do own Dragonflight and are level 60 or higher, your character will only be able to queue for dungeons in the current expansion, but you can use the LFG tool to make groups for Shadowlands dungeons or manually use the dungeon’s entrance in-game.
- What level can you queue for Dragonflight dungeons?: You can queue for DF dungeons at level 60.
Accessing Dungeons
Classic and Timewalking Dungeons
- How do you queue for classic dungeons in Dragonflight?: You can queue for classic dungeons by playing on the classic realms, using Chromie Time, and choosing Cataclysm to get Classic dungeons as a choice.
- Why can’t I queue for Timewalking?: For characters that are level 60+, you must be at least item level 180 to queue for a Timewalking Dungeon, and recently-boosted characters and Dracthyrs cannot access dungeons and raids from expansions other than the latest.
Starting Dragonflight
Level and Expansion Requirements
- Can you start Dragonflight at lvl 1?: No, you cannot start Dragonflight at level 1, as the level requirement to start the Dragonflight intro questline is at least level 60.
- Can you start Dragonflight at any level?: No, your character needs to be at least level 60 to start the Dragonflight intro questline.
- Do you need 58 or 60 for Dragonflight?: Although you can start Dragonflight at level 58, it’s recommended to reach level 60 first.
Leveling and Progression
Leveling Time and Requirements
- How long does 1-70 take in Dragonflight?: It will take you anywhere from two to 15 hours to reach Level 70 in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight.
- Can I level past 60 without Dragonflight?: No, you cannot level past 60 without owning Dragonflight, as your character must have the Dragonflight expansion to continue leveling beyond level 60.
- How long does it take to level 60-70 in Dragonflight?: With a Dragonflight Leveling guide, you can reach level 70 in around 4 hours, following a specific leveling path.
Additional Information
Game Access and Features
- Is Dragonflight good for beginners?: Yes, Dragonflight can be a great introductory story for new players, especially with the return of the iconic Dragonflights as Azeroth’s protectors.
- Can I start Dragonflight at 59?: No, Dragonflight quests aren’t unlocked until level 60, although Chromie’s ‘A New Adventure Awaits’ triggers at level 59.
- What is the fastest leveling in WoW?: One of the best ways to maximize your leveling speed is to group up with other people, using the game’s Party Sync feature to synchronize quests and run dungeons.
- What item level do you start Dragonflight?: Dragonflight crafted gear starts at item level 306, but can be improved all the way to item level 382.