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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hello, what an all and welcome to the promised interview with one

Jeremy Fiesel over there at Blizzard Entertainment. They just announced World of Warcraft Dragon

Flight as well as next big expansion. 10.0 if you can all believe it. As usual, they showed

an amazing intro cinematic with it and all that. Jeremy, welcome back.

It's going to be you. Yeah, it's good to talk to you again.

It's been some time since we've been able to do this and I'll bet you guys have been

on your hands a little bit with a new expansion. It's always exciting when you get to have that

day where you finally get to announce things. Has being able to delve a little deeper into

the history and lore of Dragonflights, a favorite aspect of mine in World of Warcraft? Has that

been a long time coming for you and the team?

I think it's a favorite for a lot of people too. Even back in Battle for Azeroth, we were

digging in some of the essence storylines into some Dragonflights because you just can't

keep designers away from dragons. There's such fun stories to tell. The World of Warcraft

Dragon Flights are really a core part of the wow history, but it's not something we've

dealt super extensively into. Even elements that have been around since classic, the

Dragonids and the Dragon spawn, where did they come from? Where did the dragons make

their oaths to the Titans and what were those oaths that gave them their powers when they

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