Flying in Shadowlands zones will also be coming with this patch as will significant updates to Torghast.

That would put an actual release for the Chains of Domination patch at about mid-July, which seems to fit what we’ve come to expect from PTR drops and patch releases for the past few years.Ĭhains of Domination is a fairly complex patch, with the Sanctum of Domination raid and the Korthia zone to explore, so I’d definitely count on the full three months for testing. That puts the PTR in mid-April, and most PTR cycles last between two and three months to finish up. To be absolutely fair, we still don’t know exactly when the patch 9.1 PTR will go up: only that the PTR will start in about two weeks. So what does that mean for players waiting for new content? When will we get patch 9.1 in the live game? It's worth noting that if you've leveled a new character or you're behind on Renown, you'll also be able to acquire it from other activities, such as Callings, killing raid bosses, and completing dungeons.Today, GM Bornakk told us World of Warcraft patch 9.1 is coming to the PTR soon. Return Lost Souls (weekly quest): This is another quest available every week after reset, sending you to The Maw to free Lost Souls and return them to your Covenant Sanctum.You can collect WoW Anima (opens in new tab) through world quests and from killing rare enemies throughout the Shadowlands.

Replenish the Reservoir (weekly quest): This quest should be picked up every week (after reset) and requires you to collect 1000 Anima and deposit it at your Covenant Sanctum.

The rest are locked behind higher Renown levels, so if you want to gain enough Renown to unlock further chapters of your Covenant Campaign, you'll need to look at the other activities. You can complete the first two chapters as soon as you hit level 60 and join your chosen Covenant.

Covenant Campaign Chapters: Each of these chapters will grant you one level of Renown.

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