Why Can’t I Use Timewalking Dungeons?

You can’t use Timewalking Dungeons if you’re below level 50, don’t meet the item level 180 requirement for level 60+ characters, or are a recently-boosted character or Dracthyr who hasn’t completed the introduction quests, as these are the primary restrictions that prevent players from accessing Timewalking Dungeons. To access Timewalking Dungeons, ensure you meet the level and item level requirements, and complete any necessary introduction quests if you’re playing as a Dracthyr.

Understanding Timewalking Dungeons

To participate in Timewalking Dungeons, players must be at least level 50 and select the “Random Timewalking Dungeon” option from the Dungeon section in the Dungeon and Raids tab.

Related FAQs

The following FAQs provide additional information about Timewalking Dungeons:

1. Q: At what level can you do Timewalking dungeons? A: Players can start participating in some Timewalking events by level 30, and all of them by level 45, but the weekly Timewalking event quest that rewards endgame raid gear requires level 70.
2. Q: Why can’t I do Timewalking on my Evoker? A: The minimum item level to queue for Timewalking is 180, and you must be level 60; if you’re an Evoker, you need to wait 24 hours after creation.
3. Q: Why can’t I queue for Dragonflight Dungeons? A: Level 60 characters who own Dragonflight cannot queue for random dungeons until they reach level 61; recently-boosted characters and Dracthyrs who haven’t completed introduction quests are also restricted.
4. Q: How do I access Timewalking dungeons? A: Players level 50 and above can enter a special finder queue, selecting “Random Timewalking Dungeon” from the Dungeon section in the Dungeon and Raids tab.
5. Q: Can I solo Timewalking dungeons? A: Yes, a lone dps, tank, or healer can easily clear most Timewalking dungeons with the right gear.
6. Q: Why can’t I timewalk with Chromie? A: Chromie Time is intended for leveling alts and is unlocked after leveling a character through Battle for Azeroth.
7. Q: Can you play Evoker without expansion? A: No, after the trial period, you must upgrade your account with the Dragonflight expansion to continue playing your Dracthyr Evoker.
8. Q: What level gear do Timewalking dungeons drop? A: Timewalking Dungeon bosses drop Item Level 385 loot, while Timewalking Raids drop Item Level 415 gear that can be upgraded to Item Level 437.
9. Q: Can you do Timewalking dungeons in Chromie Time? A: No, Chromie Time is for leveling, and Timewalking has its own requirements; leave Chromie Time to participate in Timewalking.
10. Q: How do I turn off Chromie Time? A: Use the dialogue action to return to the present time, and you can re-enter Chromie Time at any point until you reach level 61.
11. Q: How does Chromie Time work? A: Chromie Time scales all quests and objectives from Vanilla through Battle for Azeroth to level 50, allowing for flexible leveling.
12. Q: Are Timewalking vendors always up? A: No, Timewalking vendors only appear during Timewalking events, which rotate through different expansions, requiring you to track down vendors in different locations each time.
13. Q: Why can’t I access Chromie? A: Newcomers cannot enter Chromie Time; they must complete Exile’s Reach and BFA content before accessing Chromie Time at level 50.
14. Q: Do you get kicked out of Chromie Time? A: Yes, you get booted from Chromie Time when you hit the level cap or ignore the Chromie quest, which puts you on a timer before porting you out.
15. Q: Can I level without Chromie? A: Yes, leveling without Chromie Time is the same as with it, except zones won’t scale to level 60, and you won’t get a breadcrumb quest from Chromie.