Gamers will be allowed to use their flying mounts in Draenor on a dragon, a robot, a different dragon, or a different robot, and even on monsters. However, the condition is that gamers will have to earn the privilege of flying by initially exploring Draenor on foot.
Blizzard initially intended to keep players from flying in Draenor permanently as it felt that flying mounts discourage gamers from exploring and enjoying the game’s excellently crafted war worlds. The developer felt that the gamers are missing the essence of the game with their flying mounts.
However, since Blizzard also knows how gamers adore their flying mounts and flying per se in the “World of Warcraft,” it backtracked on its plan to remove flying but instead set a condition to gamers to go on exploring first before they can earn their license to fly to the danger zone by exploring Draenor.
Blizzard eventually introduced a new meta-achievement in “World of Warcraft” called Draenor Pathfinder that came with the Public Test Realm build of the game.
The developer explained that gamers will be able to earn the achievement in Patch 6.2 by mastering the outdoor environment of Draenor, exploring Draenor’s zones, collecting 100 treasures in Draenor, completing the Draenor Loremaster and securing Draenor achievements, and raising the three new Tanaan Jungle regulations to Revered.
Weapons cannot be dropped. Blacksmiths and scribes will not have new weapons to create as well. Damage-only classes will be unable to heal or have tank specialties.