Dragonflight Patch 10.1: How to claim new Twitch drops for WoW
WoW Twitch drops will return with Dragonflight Patch 10.1. The Ethereal Portal and the Blazing Hippogryph, two new products, will be offered for a brief period of time in May. The Blazing Hippogryph will come next after the Etereal Portal, a fresh Hearthstone Toy, expires.
As we learn more about the Dragon Isles and its inhabitants, the Dragonflight story will continue. Particularly, we'll learn a great deal more in 10.1 about Neltharion and what he was doing on the Dragon Isles.
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How to claim new Twitch drops?
Blizzard is introducing two new Twitch drops to commemorate the impending release of version 10.1. On Twitch.tv, view any Dragonflight stream. You can acquire the Ethereal Portal starting on May 2 at 10 am PDT (7 pm CEST) and ending on May 9 at 9:59 pm PDT (6:58 pm CEST). You can then acquire the scorching Blazing Hippogryph mount during the same hours from May 9 through May 17 as described above.
Linking battle.net with Twitch account
Follow the on-screen directions to log in and connect your Twitch account to Battle.net after signing into your Battle.net account and clicking the Connect option for Twitch.
Go to your profile page and look at the drops section to make sure the drops are functioning. Additionally, make sure you are watching a streamer in the WoW section whose stream has the "drops enabled" tag. North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand are all regions where drops are sold.
Cross-faction content
Finally included in 10.1 is a feature that has been long requested by the community. With the help of cross-faction organizations, we got a sneak peek at more cross-faction content in Dragonflight. We'll see the functionality in its finished form in version 10.1. At this time, the faction "conflict" has been put on hold for at least two complete expansions due to the direction the WoW story is now taking.
Additionally, having an Orc and a Human in the same guild really has very little effect on the overall game. Particularly for players who already don't have any world conflict with the opposing group because War Mode is already off.
