Dragonflight PvP Season 2 Guide

Patch 10.1.5 adds PvP changes for all classes.

On top of that, we have a hub covering the specifics.

The following changes went live when PvP Season 2 launched:

• The duration of many crowd-control spells has been reduced in PvP.
• Critical strikes deal 150% of base damage and healing in PvP combat (down from 175%).
• Precognition (PvP Talent) has been removed. It can now be crafted onto gear via Optional Reagent and counts as an Embellishment.
• Hardiness (Orc Racial) stun reduction reduced by 50% in PvP combat.
• Honor and Conquest rewarded through different rated content has been redistributed for better balance of acquisition between them.
• New Scalewarden Gear and consumables are available. The blue-quality Scalewarden Gear can be purchased with Bloody Tokens from Malicia in Gladiator's Refuge, Valdrakken. It can be upgraded with Trophy of Strife, which you can earn from weekly Sparks of Life quests.
• Trophy of Strife and Bloody Tokens have reset with Patch 10.1 launch. Trophies have been converted into items that can be sold to vendors for gold, and the Bloody Token count has reset to zero.
• New rewards for Season 2 have been added.

Many classes received various changes in Season 2. If you play a specific class and would like to learn more about the changes, we recommend you to continue reading below.

Dragonflight PvP Season 2 starts on May 9, 2023, on live servers in North America and one day later in Europe.

In Dragonflight Season 2, we have four types of PvP Gear — Crafted, Honor, Conquest, and Scalewarden (War Mode) Gear.

New Scalewarden Gear is available in Season 2.

• Starter gear (Blue quality) has PvP Item Level 434. It can be purchased with Bloody Tokens from Malicia in Gladiator's Refuge and can be upgraded to Epic quality with Trophy of Strife, which you can get from weekly Sparks of Life quests.
• Upgraded gear (Purple quality) has PvP Item Level 447.

Honor gear starts at Item Level 366 and has 5 ranks. You can further upgrade it with Honor, but the upgrades will only increase the item's actual Item Level, not PvP Item Level. Honor gear has PvP Item Level 437.

You spend Honor to purchase and upgrade Honor gear in Season 2. The exact upgrade cost are outlined in the following table:

Conquest gear starts at Item Level 408 (450 in PvP) and can be further upgraded with Honor. The upgrades will only increase the actual Item Level and will scale to Item Level 450 in PvP at all ranks.

The Conquest Quartermaster is Calderax.

The exact item cost depends on the item slot.

• Helm, Chest, and Legs cost 875 Conquest.
• Shoulders, Gloves, and Feet cost 700 Conquest.
• Cloaks, Bracers, Rings, and Belt cost 500 Conquest.
• One-Hand weapons cost 900-1,350 Conquest.
• Off-Hands cost 450 Conquest.
• Two-Hand weapons cost 1800 Conquest.
• Trinkets (Gladiator/DPS) cost 525/700 Conquest.

The Conquest cap is 1,350 for Week 1 of Season 2 and increases by 550 every week.

Glamora is the Elite Conquest Quartermaster in Dragonflight. She sells cosmetic weapons for 5 or 10 Mark of Honor. You must reach 2.4k rating to be able to buy them.

PvP gear can be upgraded with Honor at Corxian in Valdrakken. The NPC can be found near the Elite Conquest Quartermaster.

Additionally, you can upgrade it in the Forbidden Reach or Zaralek Cavern by visiting the item upgrade vendor located in Loamm.

Honor and Conquest vendors offer new items that let you convert Crafted PvE Gear into PvP by increasing their Item Level in Arenas and Battlegrounds.

• Lesser Crest of Honor (costs 525 Honor) — Increases the Item Level to 437 in Arenas and Battlegrounds. Usable with Craftable epic items in the Neck, Back, Wrist, and Finger slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.
• Crest of Honor (costs 700 Honor) — Increases the Item Level to 437 in Arenas and Battlegrounds.Usable with Craftable epic items in the Shoulders, Hands, Waist, and Feet slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.
• Greater Crest of Honor — (costs 850 Honor) — Increases the Item Level to 437 in Arenas and Battlegrounds. Usable with Craftable epic items in the Head, Chest, or Leg slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.
• Lesser Trophy of Conquest — Increases the Item Level to 450 in Arenas and Battlegrounds. Usable with Craftable epic items in the Neck, Back, Wrist, and Finger slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.
• Trophy of Conquest — Increases the Item Level to 450 in Arenas and Battlegrounds. Usable with Craftable epic items in the Shoulders, Hands, Waist and Feet slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.
• Greater Trophy of Conquest — Increases the Item Level to 450 in Arenas and Battlegrounds. Usable with Craftable epic items in the Head, Chest, or Leg slots crafted with a Spark of Shadowflame.

Season 2 features an updated weekly map rotation for Rated and Skirmish Arenas that you can find below:

Rewards have been refreshed for PvP Season 2. Gladiators will receive Winding Slitherdrake: Embodiment of the Obsidian Gladiator appearance for the new Winding Slitherdrake Dragonriding mount added in Patch 10.1.

Vicious mounts for this season are Vicious War Snail and Vicious War Snail.

Achieving Elite: Dragonflight Season 2 awards the Dragonflight Season 2 Hero achievement and Obsidian Aspectral Earthstone that unlocks additional visual effects for Aberrus class sets.

Additionally, players who reach Challenger II Rank in the Season will receive the Dragonflight Season 2 Master achievement that rewards Draconic Mark of Mastery. The item can be turned in for 1 Heroic difficulty Aberrus tier set armor piece of your choice.

Other rewards include new Elite PvP Sets and Weapon Appearances, Obsidian Legend's Pennant (toy), Obsidian Gladiator's Prestigious Cloak, Obsidian Gladiator's Tabard, and the Obsidian Gladiator title for Rated 3v3 and Obsidian Legend for Rated Solo Shuffle.

The Dragonflight Weekly Chest requires you to earn Honor each week to unlock item choices in the PvP category. You can find more details about the Great Vault and the requirements in our separate guide.