WoW Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7 leaks: Class changes, new transmogs, mounts, and appearances

The Trading Posts are up and running in Stormwind and Origrimmar, white and grey transmogs are far from a novelty by now, and the Storm’s Fury event is all but a mystery. So, it’s time to see what hidden changes are looming on the Dragonflight PTR server with the upcoming Patch 10.0.7.

So far, we only have a handful of confirmed changes coming to World of Warcraft with Patch 10.0.7, with the emphasis being on Human and Orc Heritage Armor, return to the Forbidden Reach, and Lightforged Draenei, Worgen, and Goblin races learning the way of Chi and becoming Monks.

But these changes are nothing new, so we’re bringing you all the Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7 changes that are currently on the hush-hush and have been leaked.

When is WoW Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7 coming out?

We’ve been speculating a lot about when exactly Patch 10.0.7 will release, suggesting it will come in late March or even at the beginning of April. But on March 8, Blizzard announced Patch 10.0.7 will roll out on live servers on March 21.

WoW Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7 leaks class changes, new transmogs, mounts, and appearances

At the forefront of every WoW patch, we usually have class balancing changes—and Patch 10.0.7 is no different. Since the large majority of changes were revealed in an official post on the WoW forum, we won’t deal with them for now. But we do have spicy Retribution Paladin changes that might go live on PTR any day now.

Aside from that, Patch 10.0.7 might bring neat new mounts, transmogs, and appearances for Orcs and Humans who are already being treated to Heritage Armor. Speaking of which, Heritage Armor might come in different variants, according to leaks from PTR. The final curious finding from PTR is new Zul’Gurub transmog ensembles, recipes, and achievements, and a new type of gem called Primordial Stone Gem.

Leaked reworked Retribution Paladin changes

Retribution Paladins haven’t been having the best of times since Dragonflight was released on Nov. 28, struggling to survive in the heat of a battle and keep up with mobile classes like Demon Hunters. Blizzard promised a major Retribution Paladin rework that will fix these issues and with the weekly reset on Feb. 14, we learned what those changes will be. You can read more about Retribution Paladin rework in our early 10.0.7 patch notes.

A new type of gem was discovered on PTR 

Primordial Stone Gems are a new type of gems that will potentially come to the game with Patch 10.0.7. 

To equip Primordial Stone Gems you’ll need to obtain Onyx Annulet necklace. Both Primordial Stone Gems and Onyx Annulet will be obtainable by running the Zskera Vaults, a single-player instance in the Forbidden Reach. Before you can jump into the Zskera Vaults, you have to kill rares and loot treasures in the starting Dracthyr zone to get the keys and once you have enough keys, you can enter the instance.

Primordial Stone Gems can be mixed and matched to your own liking and you can do that near the jewelcrafting table in Morquit Village. In total, you can use three unique Primordial Stone Gems.

Here’s a list of Primordial Stone Gems and their effects.

• Cold Frost Stone: Gain Frost armor every 20 seconds, absorbing damage and slowing melee attackers.
• Deluging Water Stone: Abilities can drench a nearby ally in restorative waters, healing over time.
• Desirous Blood Stone: Dealing damage can drain life from nearby enemies, dealing Shadow damage and healing you.
• Echoing Thunder Stone: Moving builds an electrical charge, causing your next damaging ability to deal Nature damage.
• Entropic Fel Stone: Fire damage from your Primordial Stones is increased by 60 percent, and is now considered Chaos.
• Exuding Steam Stone: Receiving heals can exude steam, healing yourself and two nearby allies.
• Flame Licked Stone: Dealing damage can set the enemy on fire, dealing Fire damage over time.
• Freezing Ice Stone: Dealing damage can chill the enemy, dealing Frost damage and slowing them.
• Gleaming Iron Stone: Standing still for three seconds steels your resolve, increasing armor and auto-attack damage.
• Harmonic Music Stone: Entering combat increases the tertiary stats of you and four nearby allies.
• Humming Arcane Stone: Dealing Magic damage can fire Arcane missiles for each kind of magic you’ve used in the past 20 sec.
• Indomitable Earth Stone: Taking damage can shield yourself in earth, absorbing damage.
• Necromantic Death Stone: Being near a corpse grants the effects of the Blood, Frost, and Plague Primordial Stones.
• Obscure Pastel Stone: Spells and abilities can cast a random Primordial Stone effect.
• Pestilent Plague Stone: Dealing damage can infect the target with a plague that spreads to other enemies.
• Prodigious Sand Stone: Being near three enemies stirs up a sandstorm, dealing Nature damage to nearby enemies.
• Prophetic Twilight Stone: Damaging effects from your Primordial Stones trigger your healing effects and vice versa.
• Raging Magma Stone: Absorbing damage can coat your armor in lava, causing melee attackers to take Fire damage.
• Searing Smokey Stone: Successfully interrupts exhale smoke, dealing Fire damage to enemies in front of you.
• Shining Obsidian Stone: Anytime a Primordial Stone activates you shield yourself, absorbing damage.
• Sparkling Mana Stone: Spent mana seeps into the stone, granting stacking mana regeneration.
• Storm Infused Stone: Critically striking an enemy can shock them and two nearby enemies, dealing Nature damage.
• Swirling Mojo Stone: Being near a dying creature saps a portion of their mojo, and eventually crystallizes it.
• Wild Spirit Stone: When a Nature or healing effect from a Primordial Stone activates, heal up to five allies over time.
• Wind Sculpted Stone: Moving rallies the wind to your side, granting 370 Speed.

New account-wide alt catch-up gear

Currently, the only catch-up gear is 359 item-level gear purchased for Elemental Overflow from Mythressa in Valdrakken. Although the gear has two ranks, it’s still far from optimal with the maximum item level being above 415. In Patch 10.0.7, doing activities in the Forbidden Reach and killing rares in the area will grant you Primalist Tokens that can be converted into 385 item-level gear.

Here’s the list of all tokens currently available at PTR.

Cloth gear

• Primalist Cloth Helm
• Primalist Cloth Spaulders
• Primalist Cloth Chestpiece
• Primalist Cloth Bracers
• Primalist Cloth Gloves
• Primalist Cloth Belt
• Primalist Cloth Leggings
• Primalist Cloth Boots

Leather gear

• Primalist Leather Helm
• Primalist Leather Spaulders
• Primalist Leather Chestpiece
• Primalist Leather Bracers
• Primalist Leather Gloves
• Primalist Leather Belt
• Primalist Leather Leggings
• Primalist Leather Boots

Mail gear

• Primalist Mail Helm
• Primalist Mail Spaulders
• Primalist Mail Chestpiece
• Primalist Mail Bracers
• Primalist Mail Gloves
• Primalist Mail Belt
• Primalist Mail Leggings
• Primalist Mail Boots

Plate gear

• Primalist Plate Helm
• Primalist Plate Spaulders
• Primalist Plate Chestpiece
• Primalist Plate Bracers
• Primalist Plate Gloves
• Primalist Plate Belt
• Primalist Plate Leggings
• Primalist Plate Boots

Other gear

• Primalist Cloak
• Primalist Necklace
• Primalist Ring
• Primalist Trinket
• Primalist Weapon

Torghast-like feature spotted on PTR

The Zskera Vaults are a Torghast-like feature that can be accessed once per day and generate a unique set of rooms for each player. To access the Zskera Vaults, you’ll need to find Zskera Vault Key by completing various activities across the Forbidden Reach, namely killing rares and looting chests.

The Zskera Vaults are hiding the long-forgotten Neltharion experiments and will upon completion, grant various rewards like toys, pets, and achievements. Here’s the list of all rewards Wowhead has discovered so far:

• Primordial Stone Gems
• Toys like Holoviewer: The Lady of Dreams, Holoviewer: The Scarlet Queen, and Holoviewer: The Timeless One
• Battle pets like Gilded Mechafrog, Kobaldt, and Patos
• Achievements like Door To Door and Door Buster

Furbolgs are coming to the Dragon Isles and have reputation rewards to share

The latest Patch 10.0.7 build has been hinting at a new faction coming to the Dragon Isles—the Winterpelt Furbolg. According to Wowhead, players are currently unfriendly with the faction and will have to work their way all the way to exalted to earn special rewards like Drakewatchers Manuscripts, weapons, and toys. 

Here’s the list of rewards and reputation requirements with Winterpelt Furlbolgs.

Friendly

•  Big Chunk o’ Meat,  Frozen Solid Tea, and Kaldorei Fruitcake

Honored

• Highland Drake: Sleek Horns, Windborne Velocidrake: Exposed Finned Back, Cliffside Wylderdrake: Plated Nose, Renewed Proto-Drake: Stubby Snout, Winterpelt Mending Totem, and  Winter Pelt Cloak

Revered

• Cliffside Wylderdrake: Spiked Horns, Highland Drake: Horned Chin, Windborne Velocidrake: Spiked Neck, Renewed Proto-Drake: Malevolent Horns, Paw-Made Winterpelt Reagent Bag, Recipe: Firewater Sorbet, and Snow Blanket

Exalted

• Driftling and Primal Stave of Claw and Fur

New Zul’Gurub and Naxxramas transmogs, achievements, and recipes

Although it’s still unclear which direction Blizzard is planning to take with these Naxxramas and Zul’Gurub transmogs, achievements, and recipes, Wowhead leakers and data miners have learned there are more than a handful of Classic-related items and achievements on the PTR. 

Here’s the list of all achievements, transmogs, and recipes discovered in the latest 10.0.7 PTR build for Dragonflight.

Achievements

• Craftsman of the Argent Dawn  Aided in the Argent Dawn’s assault against Naxxramas with your crafting skills.
• Craftsman of the Zandalar Tribe  Aided in the Zandalar Tribe’s incursion into Zul’Gurub with your crafting skills.
• Deadliest Cache  Fish up a Gurubashi Cache in Zul’Gurub.
• Relics of a Fallen Empire  Delivered a Restored Hakkari Bijou to someone with a great interest in such artifacts.
  • Reward: Unlocks ancient secrets within Zul’Gurub

Zul’Gurub profession recipes

Alchemy

• Gurubashi Mojo Madness

Blacksmithing

• Gurubashi Carver 
• Gurubashi Crusher  
• Gurubashi Grinder  
• Gurubashi Headplate  
• Gurubashi Hexxer  
• Gurubashi Poker 
• Gurubashi Slicer
• Pitchfork of Mojo Madness  
• Sceptre of Hexing  
• Venomfang  
• Venomreaver  
• Warblades of the Hakkari, Reborn
  

Inscription

• Gurubashi Ceremonial Staff  
• Gurubashi Hoodoo Stick  
• Judgment of the Gurubashi  

Leatherworking

• Animist’s Footwraps  
• Animist’s Legguards  
• Cord of Shriveled Heads  
• Gloves of the Tormentor  
• Gurubashi’s Grasp  
• Junglefury Gauntlets  
• Junglefury Leggings  

Tailoring

• Bloodlord’s Embrace  
• Gurubashi Headdress  
• Gurubashi Tigerhide Cloak  
• Ritualistic Legwarmers  

Zul’Gurub transmog ensembles

• Blooddrenched Leather set
• Bloodsoaked Plate set
• Bloodstained Mail set
• Bloodtinged Cloth set
• Cloudburst Regalia armor set
• Cyclonic Battlegear armor set
• Dust Devil armor set
• Firestorm armor set
• Zandalar Augur’s set
• Zandalar Confessor’s set
• Zandalar Demoniac’s set
• Zandalar Freethinker’s set
• Zandalar Haruspec’s set
• Zandalar Illusionist’s set
• Zandalar Madcap’s set
• Zandalar Predator’s set
• Zandalar Vindicator’s set

New chat restrictions scheduled for Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7

Starting with Dragonflight Patch 10.0.7, you’ll have the option to censor inappropriate chat messages. At the moment, you can only turn on the Mature Language Filter, but Patch 10.0.7 will give you full control over censoring your messages. You’ll be able to choose between censoring everyone, everyone except friends, everyone except friends and guildmates, and no one.

Catch-up system for Renown

In the Forbidden Reach, Morqut Village to be exact, you will find a daily quest to choose a faction to help out for the day. After you choose the faction, you’ll receive 10 percent bonus reputation with that faction and a quest to talk to the faction envoy. Upon talking to the envoy, you’ll unlock Envoy Tasks.

Envoys will also sell Dragonriding mount customizations, a mount, and a pet that can be bought for some gold and Elemental Overflow.

New transmogs, appearances, and mounts

From the new human hair colors to the mountable dog, there’s plenty for WoW fans to look forward to when Patch 10.0.7 finally arrives.