One of the more outlandish additions to the game inWorld of Warcraft: Dragonflightis Dragonriding races. Now, Blizzard has confirmed the Outland Cup, added as part of theSeeds of Renewal Patch 10.2.5.
Though many may consider it a bit silly, the Outland Cup is a bespoke event that aims to take advantage of the dynamic flying systems present in the latest expansion. It might be more Mario Kart than WoW but there is plenty for players to enjoy and rewards to make it worthwhile.
Taking place between January 18-31,this World Eventwill task players with racing against the clock, all in the “welcoming” skies of Outland. Even players who haven’t yet unlocked Dragonriding can compete using loaned mounts.
Here’s everything you need to know about theOutland Cup.
Complete Outland Cup guide
Players can pick up the initial quest by speaking to Lord Andestrasz nearthe Rostrum of Transformation in Valdrakken.The introductory quest has been changed to require players to complete one complete run of every race in the cup.
The main currency for the event is Riders of Azeroth badge. These can be used to purchase unique rewards from Maztha, who is also available near the Rostrum of Transformation in Valdrakken. Riders of Azeroth badges can be earned in the following ways:
It’s also important to note that this process can be repeated on alts, increasing the potential to earn badges.
Additionally, players can complete all of the races and earn a Gold rank. This will reward the Outland Racing Completionist achievement, gold, Outland Racer title and the Ruby Riders of Azeroth tabard.
That’s everything there is to know before the event goes live on January 18.
James Lynch is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Destiny, World of Warcraft, Baldur’s Gate, Elden Ring, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Assassin’s Creed, strategy and RPG games. He also has bylines at CBR and GG Recon. You can contact him at: james.lynch@dexerto.com
