Generally speaking, leveling won’t be much of a concern in Dragonflight. The biggest takeaway from all those estimates is that the WoW team continues to find ways to make the basic leveling process as smooth as possible. If you’re willing to look up a guide or two in order to expedite that process, then you might be able to trim that estimate down to 8 to 12 hours for your first character. The key to that average leveling estimate is very much the word “average.” The average player, the average class, the average leveling path…if you’re not going out of your way to hit Level 70 as soon as possible, you can expect to spend about that much time getting to 70 through the fairly normal course of gameplay. That being the case, most players will probably hit Dragonflight’s level cap in around 10-15 hours. Still, that kind of leveling time is obviously possible, even if it’s only technically possible. At the very least, it’s going to be very difficult for most people to find four other players who are not only willing to commit to a true leveling speedrun but have the skills and knowledge required to make that happen. Realistically, though, it will be nearly impossible for most players to reach 70 in just a couple of hours.

Theoretically, you could follow their leveling path and strategies (along with any improvements people make to those paths and strategies) and replicate their success. For instance, that two-hour estimate comes from a group of leveling speedrunners who actually managed to hit Dragonflight’s level cap in just over two hours.

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