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Riders of Azeroth Spotted in Zaralek Cavern in Patch 10.1

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Fascinated by Dragonriding, Flight Trainers from Azeroth have been spotted in Zaralek Cavern, the new underground zone of Patch 10.1. Could their presence foreshadow the plan to implement Dragonriding for all flying mounts?

Flight trainers from all Azeroth have been spotted in Loam, the new 10.1 hub. They are quite enthusiastic about Dragonriding. First, we have Maztha, the Orgrimmar Flight Master with the following flavor text:

I have never felt such speed in the air as I have while soaring with my drake. I must learn everything there is to know!

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Next to her is Bralla Cloudwing from Stormwind who says: There are so many new tricks to learn on the back of a drake. If only my gryphon could talk to me.

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Cloudrunner Leng is from Pandaria. He's surrounded by many Dragonriding enthusiasts.

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What's the reason behind placing Flight Trainers in Loam? Well for one, Blizzard may be looking to set up the story to enable Dragonriding for all flying mounts later in Dragonflight.

I mean it all makes perfect sense. The Riders of Azeroth learn more about Dragonriding in Embers of Neltharion and return to Azeroth with their newly-acquired knowledge. What do you think about this crazy theory? Let us know in the comments down below!

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Hopefully this means it will be  available in all expansions, but the ability to upgrade older flying mounts to dragonriding mounts would be the dream for me because then we could use our favorites for dragonriding.   

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I believe it will happen in 10.2, or it will be the main feature for 10.2.5 or 10.2.7.

This will be a ton of work in terms of animations, but I am looking forward for this to happen.

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