World of Warcraft is bringing back the Turbulent Timeways event on December 2, which will coincide with the launch of Patch 11.2.7, The Warning. The Turbulent Timeways event will offer World of Warcraft players a way to quickly level up alternate characters, and will offer some high item level gear for players looking to gear up ahead of the Midnight expansion’s 2026 launch.
First introduced during Dragonflight, Turbulent Timeways contains several consecutive weeks of Timewalking, which allows players to queue up for dungeons and raids from past World of Warcraft expansions. Various cosmetic rewards, including the Timely Buzzbee mount, will be obtainable via Timewarped Badges obtained via Timewalking content. While the Turbulent Timeways event is active, players can level up alternate characters to 80 at a faster pace than normal, thanks to a stacking buff that players can earn upon completing Timewalking dungeons.
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World of Warcraft Patch 11.2.7 Turbulent Timeways Schedule
- December 2: Shadowlands
- December 9: Mists of Pandaria
- December 16: Classic
- December 23: Legion
- December 30: Cataclysm
- January 6: The Burning Crusade
- January 13: Warlords of Draenor
- January 20: Battle for Azeroth
- January 27: Wrath of the Lich King
- February 3: Shadowlands
Now, five months after the previous Turbulent Timeways event hit live servers, World of Warcraft will offer players another chance to relive some of the game’s past content. World of Warcraft‘s next Turbulent Timeways event begins Tuesday, December 2, after server maintenance has concluded. The event will run for 10 weeks, concluding on Tuesday, February 3. The event’s start and finish will be highlighted by Shadowlands Timewalking, which will allow players to queue up for special versions of dungeons like the Halls of Atonement and the Necrotic Wake. Following that, other expansions like Mists of Pandaria, Legion, and Cataclysm will have a turn. New Shadowlands cosmetics themed on the Covenants will also be available to purchase for Timewarped Badges. Completing the ‘Master of the Turbulent Timeways IV’ achievement will grant a voucher to redeem for a free bronze Shadowlands mount.
Shadowlands Timewalking Rewards Coming In 11.2.7
|
Item |
Type |
Timewarped Badges |
|---|---|---|
|
Bronze Wilderling |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Bronze Corpsefly |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Bronze Gravewing |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Bronze Aquilon |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Crimson Lupine |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Snowpaw Glimmerfur Prowler |
Mount |
5,000 |
|
Greathammer of the Fallen Lightbringer |
2H Mace |
2,200 |
|
Greathammer of the Righteous Lightbringer |
2H Mace |
2,200 |
|
Progenitor’s Fractured Smasher |
2H Mace |
1,500 |
|
Hammer of the Fallen Lightbringer |
1H Mace |
1,500 |
|
Hammer of the Righteous Lightbringer |
1H Mace |
1,500 |
|
Progenitor’s Fix-It-Up |
1H Mace |
1,200 |
|
Sinstone Carver |
2H Sword |
1,500 |
|
Longsword of the First Ones |
1H Sword |
1,200 |
|
Runeblade of the Maldraxxus Paragon |
1H Sword |
12,00 |
|
Anima Drinker’s Rapier |
1H Sword |
50 |
|
Maw Executioner’s Guillotine |
2H Axe |
1,500 |
|
The Price Adjuster |
2H Axe |
100 |
|
Soul Harvester’s Scythe |
Polearm |
1,500 |
|
Kyrian Sky Splitter |
Polearm |
100 |
|
Lance of the Architects |
Polearm |
1,500 |
|
Creator’s Rod of Origin |
Staff |
1,500 |
|
Staff of the Penitent |
Staff |
50 |
|
Faithspire Redeemer |
Staff |
100 |
|
Crossbow of the First Ones |
Crossbow |
1,500 |
|
Dagger of Forgotten Vows |
Dagger |
50 |
|
Skyguard’s Longbow |
Bow |
100 |
|
Zerith Vibroblade |
Fist Weapon |
1,200 |
|
Progenitor’s Custodial Sentry |
Off-hand |
1,200 |
|
Warglaives of Devotion |
Warglaive |
50 |
|
Sacred Bell of the Ascended |
Off-Hand |
50 |
|
Shell of the Forbidden Land |
Shield |
1,500 |
|
Fallen Ascendant’s Bulwark |
Shield |
50 |
|
Elysian Pathfinder’s Visor |
Helm |
25 |
|
Animaforged Sentinel’s Helm |
Helm |
25 |
|
Cowl of the Forsworn Seer |
Helm |
25 |
|
Mask of Harmonized Spirit |
Helm |
25 |
|
Animaforged Sentinel’s Plate |
Chest |
25 |
|
Robe of the Forsworn Seer |
Chest |
25 |
|
Mantle of Harmonized Spirit |
Chest |
25 |
|
Elysian Pathfinder’s Mail |
Chest |
25 |
|
Maw Stalker’s Quiver |
Back |
600 |
|
Spirit Marksman’s Quiver |
Back |
600 |
|
Oozeframe of the Mad Alchemist |
Back |
600 |
|
Putrid Necromancer’s Mantle |
Shoulder |
450 |
|
Amice of the Dark Necromancer |
Shoulder |
450 |
|
P.O.S.T. Assistant |
Pet |
2,200 |
|
Steward’s Bauble |
Toy |
750 |
|
Wretched Dredger’s Brand |
Toy |
750 |
The launch of the Turbulent Timeways will coincide with the release of World of Warcraft Patch 11.2.7, The Warning. The 11.2.7 update will be the final content patch for The War Within expansion, and serve as a prelude to the story of Midnight. Some of Patch 11.2.7’s key features include a new Lorewalking chapter focused on the various Elves of Azeroth, early access to player housing for those who pre-ordered Midnight, and the return of the Brawler’s Guild.
During the start of the upcoming Turbulent Timeways, the experience buff from World of Warcraft’s 21st anniversary will stack with the Master of the Timeways buff, giving players an extra way to quickly power up alternate characters while both events are active. It remains to be seen what additional surprises Blizzard has in store heading into the Midnight expansion’s 2026 launch.
- Released
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November 23, 2004
- ESRB
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T for Teen: Blood and Gore, Crude Humor, Mild Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence (online interactions not rated)
- Engine
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Unreal Engine
Source: World of Warcraft
