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Who can use Chase's travel portal?

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Chase Ultimate Rewards® points are among the most useful rewards you can earn. When it comes time to redeem them, you will be directed to Chase's travel portal. This is where you can book flights, hotels and rental cars with points, redeem them for merchandise and gift cards, or transfer points to other programs.

Should you redeem points to pay for a trip instead of using cash or transfer them to a loyalty program partner to get better value? You'll need to do a little homework to find the right answer as each situation is different.

Chase points are the currency you earn when using cards like Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card or Chase Sapphire Reserve® . They are superior in many ways to other point currencies because  you earn more than one penny in value  per point with these two cards. For example, when redeeming through Chase's travel portal, the Chase Sapphire Reserve® will net you 1.5 cents in value per point and the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card will net you 1.25 cents in value per point. When you transfer to a partner, your per-point-value may be even greater.

With the travel portal, you can redeem points to pay for an entire trip or you can use a mix of points and cash to cover a travel booking. You can also pay all in cash, earning 5 to 10 points per $1 spent, depending on the card you have. Using points for travel is the most valuable way to extract value from Chase Ultimate Rewards® for most people.

It's an efficient website, but some irritants snag even savvy travelers. Let's dig into Chase's travel portal's good and bad. You'll find that it is mostly good, if not great.

Chase cards vary in earning and redemption benefits so you will want to pay attention to which one you use, especially if you have more than one card. The most valuable cards earn Ultimate Rewards® points, but some Chase cards, like the United℠ Explorer Card , earn miles or points in that co-branded program (in this example, United MileagePlus miles ).

Let’s review the cards that earn Chase Ultimate Rewards®, with the most rewarding cards first. Keep in mind that if you have more than one of these cards, you can move points between Chase Ultimate Rewards® accounts to redeem them from an account that delivers more cents per point in value.

These cards earn Chase Ultimate Rewards® and provide access to Chase's travel portal:

Chase Sapphire Reserve® .

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card .

Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card .

Chase Freedom Unlimited® .

Chase Freedom Flex® .

Ink Business Cash® Credit Card .

Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card .

Chase Freedom Rise Credit Card.

There is an important perk to remember if you have multiple cards. Since the Chase Sapphire Reserve® card offers 1.5 cents in value per point and the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card and the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card offer 1.25 cents in value, it is best to redeem points from these accounts rather than any other Chase card.

If you have one of those two premium cards and another Chase card (like Chase Freedom Unlimited® , for example), you can move your Ultimate Rewards® points from the Chase Freedom Unlimited® account to a premium card’s account (like the Chase Sapphire Reserve® card).

This strategy allows you to unlock half a cent more in value in seconds. It’s one of the best benefits of Ultimate Rewards® when you have a premium card and one of its no-fee cards.

Want to earn a bunch of points quickly to make a redemption? The sign-up bonuses on these cards can rake in extra points if you meet the terms and conditions.

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• 5 points per $1 on travel booked through Chase.

• 3 points per $1 on dining (including eligible delivery services and takeout), select streaming services and online grocery purchases (not including Target, Walmart and wholesale clubs).

• 2 points per $1 on other travel.

• 1 point per $1 on other purchases.

Point value in Chase's travel portal: 1.25 cents apiece.

• 10 points per $1 on Chase Dining, hotel stays and car rentals purchased through Chase.

• 5 points per $1 on air travel purchased through Chase.

• 3 points per $1 on other travel and dining not booked with Chase.

Point value in Chase's travel portal: 1.5 cents apiece.

• In the first year, 6.5% cash back on travel purchased through Chase, 4.5% cash back on drugstores and restaurants, and 3% on all other purchases on up to $20,000 in spending.

• After that, 5% cash back on travel purchased through Chase, 3% cash back at drugstores and restaurants, including takeout and eligible delivery service, and unlimited 1.5% cash back on all other purchases.

Point value in Chase's travel portal: 1 cent apiece.

Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. That's $750 when you redeem through Chase Travel℠.

Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. That's $900 toward travel when you redeem through Chase Travel℠.

Earn an additional 1.5% cash back on everything you buy (on up to $20,000 spent in the first year) - worth up to $300 cash back!

Earn a $200 Bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in your first 3 months from account opening.

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Here’s a primer on what you can and cannot do with Ultimate Rewards® points.

Log in to your account, then navigate to the Chase Ultimate Rewards® tab on the right of the screen. If you have more than one card that earns this currency, you can see each balance and select the account from which you want to redeem points.

Once you select the card, you’ll be taken to a homepage that shows the points you have earned and how you can redeem them. We recommend sticking to travel redemptions rather than using points for merchandise as the value diminishes significantly with the latter.

Select the "Travel" tab at the top of the screen. From here, you can decide whether to transfer points to a partner or redeem them as cash for a trip.

One of the best perks of using this travel portal to make a points redemption is that you still earn frequent flyer miles on most airline tickets since these are booked as a revenue ticket (not as an award redemption like when using airline miles to book a flight).

How to book award flights in Chase's travel portal

This is one of the more popular features of using points, but keep in mind it doesn't feature all airlines, which can be frustrating. Even if you find a flight on an airline's website or third-party booking site, it doesn't mean it will be available at Chase.

Enter the relevant details in the search bar to find a flight. Results can be filtered by stops, airline or price. Another benefit of this portal is that you aren't subject to award seat availability in the same way you might be when redeeming miles through an airline's program.

If there is a seat that could be bought with cash, you can usually redeem points for it. Plain and simple.

Compare how many miles you would need if booking directly with the airline with what Chase is charging.

If it would cost fewer points to book directly with the airline, you’ll want to use miles instead. For example, Delta co-branded American Express cardholders can often redeem their miles like cash on Delta’s website (at 1 cent per mile’s value). That’s just average, but if it is cheaper than what Chase is charging, consider that the better option. But don’t forget that airlines will add on taxes and fees when redeeming miles . Airfare booked with Chase Ultimate Rewards® points don't have additional costs tacked on — these are already bundled into the fare.

Another important note is that some low-cost airlines like Allegiant don't appear in search results. If you want to travel on a budget airline, then you'll need to visit those websites to compare fares.

You can pay in cash, points or a combination. Chase will display particular details about your fare, like whether assigned seats or checked bags are included. This may not take into account any elite status perks you hold.

How to book hotels in Chase's travel portal

You can also redeem points for hotel stays using Ultimate Rewards® points. This is great news, especially when staying at hotels where you may not have  elite status  or don't care about elite perks or points earned.

Keep in mind that when making a reservation outside a hotel’s official reservation channels, you won’t earn points in its program or be able to take advantage of elite status benefits. So if you have status with a hotel chain, this isn't the best value unless you are willing to forgo those benefits.

Making a reservation is straightforward. Enter the city and travel dates to see a list of hotels available for redemption. Then, you can redeem points or pay in cash for your trip.

Like with flights, compare the cost of Chase Ultimate Rewards® points with the number of points a hotel’s program is charging. A particular favorite is World of Hyatt, which still uses an award chart and, as a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards®, can often deliver more favorable deals when using Hyatt’s points rather than Chase points.

For example, it would cost about 9,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards® points to redeem a night at Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport. But, if you transfer points to World of Hyatt, you would need 5,000 points for the same night’s stay.

How to book car rentals in Chase's travel portal

This is a great place to reserve rental cars using points, and Chase rental car insurance benefits apply when using the card and paying with points. But, for that to be the case, you will want to pay for part of the rental in cash so the insurance benefits are activated. To do that, pay with a combination of cash and points, and decline the rental company's insurance first.

How to book activities in Chase's travel portal

Activities available for booking through Chase's travel portal include tours and experiences at home or when traveling and airport transfers. Price comparison plays a role here, too, since many hotel brands have their own platforms like Marriott Bonvoy Moments or FIND Experiences from World of Hyatt. These allow you to redeem points for experiences.

Check which program is cheaper before redeeming Chase points if you find similar options in either program.

How to book cruises in Chase's travel portal

Since cruise bookings can be more complex, you will need to call Chase Ultimate Rewards® at 855-234-2542 to make a reservation. There are many ways to earn multiple points when booking a cruise that may be better than using Chase, but when redeeming points for a cruise , there can be a lot of value.

Using Chase's portal to make a travel reservation is also strategic, as depending on your card, you can earn a healthy stash of points this way. Just be sure to compare the benefits you can earn with the opportunity cost of booking elsewhere.

Benefits of booking travel in Chase's portal

Let’s say you have a premium card like Chase Sapphire Reserve® . It earns 5x points per $1 when booking flights through the portal. The sweet spot is when using this card for hotel stays and rental cars booked via the portal for 10x points per dollar spent. Consider what’s in your wallet, and decide which card will net the most points.

Another benefit is that you will earn miles from flights booked through the portal, even when redeeming Chase Ultimate Rewards® points since these are viewed as a revenue ticket.

Remember, you will want to compare if it is cheaper to redeem airline miles directly through a carrier’s redemption program or if you can use fewer points by redeeming Chase points via the portal.

Sometimes it might make more sense to transfer points from Chase to an airline partner when redeeming a flight (or a hotel program when making a hotel stay). Be as vigilant with price comparison when redeeming miles and points as you would when using cash.

Does Chase's travel portal price match?

No. You cannot submit a lower fare elsewhere for a price guarantee here since this isn't a publicly available site. It is only available to those who have a Chase card.

What else you need to know

When booking through this reservation site, keep in mind that most airlines and hotels cannot assist directly with a reservation. They see this as a third-party booking through Expedia and will direct you to Chase's agents.

Many travelers report the experience can be frustrating when travel disruptions or cancellations occur. Agents are friendly but can sometimes be limited in their abilities, often reading prompts on their screens in international call centers.

It can be a hazard booking a reservation with a third party, but the trade-off in redeeming points is worth it for some travelers.

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Crunching the numbers: Is it more expensive to book flights through a credit card travel portal?

Editor's Note

Many top travel rewards cards offer bonus rewards when you book flights, hotels and rental cars through their travel portal.

For example, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card offers 5 points per dollar spent on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠ but just 2 points per dollar spent on other travel, including flights booked directly with airlines.

So, you might consider booking flights through a credit card travel portal when you plan your next trip. However, many travelers believe you'll often pay more for flights when booking through a credit card travel portal. Plus, you can earn bonus rewards on select airline credit cards if you use them to book directly with the airline.

But are flights actually more expensive when you book through a credit card travel portal? We collected and then crunched over 750 data points to find out.

What data did we collect?

For this story, we collected 785 data points to determine whether flights are more expensive on average when you book through a credit card travel portal. Specifically, we collected fares across 157 round-trip flight itineraries.

For each itinerary, we defined the specific flight numbers, travel dates and cabin class — basic economy, main cabin economy, premium economy or business class — and then asked TPG staffers to collect fares across the following booking methods as quickly as possible (always within a four-hour window):

• Directly with the airline
• American Express Travel portal
• Capital One Travel portal
• Chase Travel portal
• Citi Travel portal

Half of the travel dates for our itineraries were about two months out, while the other half were about six months out. Almost all of the itineraries we considered originated in the U.S., with 40% of our data points being domestic flights and 58% being flights within North America. Now, let's dive into what we found.

Related: How to decide when to use cash or miles for buying airline tickets

Key takeaways

If you're only interested in the highlights, here's a summary of the most important takeaways:

• Not every itinerary is bookable through each credit card travel portal.
• Chase Travel sold the highest percentage of the itineraries we searched; Amex Travel sold the lowest.
• Compared to booking directly, fares are, on average, slightly less expensive through Chase Travel, slightly more expensive through Capital One Travel and Amex Travel and much more expensive through Citi Travel.
• Capital One Travel returns the same fare as booking directly more than half the time. Amex Travel and Chase Travel return the same fare as booking directly less than half the time, while Citi Travel rarely returns the same fare as booking directly.
• To get the best flight price, you should check each portal you can access and compare these rates with what the airline charges for direct bookings.

We learned plenty more interesting things while analyzing our data. So, read on for more statistics and a deeper analysis of what we learned.

Related: 11 strategies to find cheap airfare

Is it more expensive to book flights through a travel portal?

Booking flights through a credit card travel portal is sometimes more expensive but sometimes cheaper. The only portal that was often more expensive to book flights through compared to booking directly was the Citi Travel portal.

We crunched data from 157 round-trip itineraries and calculated the average difference between each portal's pricing and booking directly. Here's what we found:

• Amex Travel portal : 1.19% more expensive than booking directly
• Capital One Travel portal : 0.05% more expensive than booking directly
• Chase Travel portal : 0.44% less expensive than booking directly
• Citi Travel portal : 9.32% more expensive than booking directly

Here's a look at the number of itineraries that were equal to, more expensive than or less expensive than what you could book directly with the airline.

As you can see, the Chase Travel portal — the only credit card portal we considered that performed better on average than booking directly in our experiments — also featured the most itineraries where we found less expensive fares through the portal than booking directly.

Meanwhile, fares for 74 itineraries were more expensive through the Citi Travel portal than booking directly. In 26 instances, the Citi Travel portal returned prices more than 10% higher than you'd get booking directly. One such itinerary involved flying All Nippon Airways in economy between Los Angeles and Tokyo in December. The cost for this itinerary through Citi Travel was about $5,300 while booking directly would cost about $1,400.

Now, let's discuss some of these metrics when looking at subsets of our data set. In particular, we'll discuss domestic, international and economy flight trends.

Related: The best time to book flights for the cheapest airfare

Trends for domestic flights

The average difference between each portal's pricing and booking directly for the 61 round-trip domestic itineraries we considered is as follows:

• Amex Travel portal : 2.68% less expensive than booking directly
• Capital One Travel portal : 0.37% more expensive than booking directly
• Chase Travel portal : 0.07% more expensive than booking directly
• Citi Travel portal : 0.22% more expensive than booking directly

Here's a look at the number of domestic itineraries that were equal to, more expensive than or less expensive than what you could book directly with the airline.

In our tests, domestic fares through the Amex Travel portal were an impressive 2.68% less expensive than booking directly, with three fares even being 10% less expensive. One of these fares was for a round-trip itinerary from Los Angeles to New York in December with nonstop flights in both directions. For this itinerary, we could book through Amex Travel for $612. Meanwhile, Capital One Travel wasn't selling the itinerary, and booking directly or via Chase Travel or Citi Travel carried fares of roughly $762.

Some TPG staffers reported seeing Insider Fares for some of the Amex itineraries we searched, but because Insider Fares only apply when you redeem Amex points for your entire fare , we did not include Insider Fares in the rates we collected for these itineraries.

Related: 9 things to consider when choosing to book via a portal vs. booking directly

Trends for international flights

The average difference between each portal's pricing and booking directly for the 96 round-trip international itineraries we considered is as follows:

• Amex Travel portal : 3.02% more expensive than booking directly
• Capital One Travel portal : 0.52% more expensive than booking directly
• Chase Travel portal : 0.75% less expensive than booking directly
• Citi Travel portal : 13.72% more expensive than booking directly

Here's a look at the number of international itineraries that were equal to, more expensive than or less expensive than what you could book directly with the airline.

Citi Travel, by far, had the fewest itineraries for which the fares through the portal were equal to those found directly with the airline. The Citi Travel portal also showed fares at least 10% more expensive through the portal compared to booking directly for 25 itineraries, which is 26% of the international itineraries we considered.

Meanwhile, Chase Travel featured fares for the international itineraries we considered that were 0.75% less expensive, on average, than booking directly. Out of all the international fares that were less expensive through Chase Travel than booking directly, each fare was at least 1% less expensive. For example, round-trip WestJet flights from Los Angeles to Vancouver, British Columbia, on two different dates cost $431 through Chase Travel but $459 through every other booking method we considered.

Related: What you need to know about direct versus third-party travel bookings

Trends for economy flights

The average difference between each portal's pricing and booking directly for the 109 round-trip economy itineraries we considered is as follows:

• Amex Travel portal : 0.70% less expensive than booking directly
• Capital One Travel portal : 0.16% more expensive than booking directly
• Chase Travel portal : 0.66% less expensive than booking directly
• Citi Travel portal : 7.15% more expensive than booking directly

Here's a look at the number of economy itineraries that were equal to, more expensive than or less expensive than what you could book directly with the airline.

Economy fares through Chase Travel and Amex Travel were around 0.7% less expensive than booking directly. Thirty economy itineraries, or about 28% of the economy itineraries we considered, were less expensive through the Chase Travel portal than booking directly. Meanwhile, 17 economy itineraries were less expensive through the Amex Travel portal than booking directly.

Compared to other credit card travel portals, Citi Travel featured the fewest economy itineraries with the same fare as booking directly and more than double the next-worst portal's number of economy itineraries that were more expensive when booking through the portal. Fifty-one of the economy itineraries — 47% of the economy itineraries we considered — were more expensive through the Citi Travel portal than booking directly with the airline.

Related: 6 key tools and tips to find the cheapest airfare

What is the best credit card travel portal for booking flights?

There isn't one best credit card travel portal for booking flights. However, I appreciate the Capital One Travel portal's price drop protection on flights for which the platform recommends booking immediately, and I've gotten value from Amex's International Airline Program.

Our data showed Amex Travel was, on average, less expensive than booking directly for domestic itineraries. Meanwhile, Amex Travel and Chase Travel were both, on average, less expensive than booking directly for economy itineraries. Chase Travel was, on average, less expensive than booking directly for international itineraries, too.

Citi Travel featured higher fares, on average, than those available when booking directly with the airline. Specifically, 47% of itineraries were more expensive through Citi Travel than booking directly. Compare this to the other travel portals, where only 21% were more expensive through Chase Travel, 17% were more expensive through Amex Travel and 15% were more expensive through Capital One Travel.

Bookable itineraries

The main drawback of Amex Travel is that it does not have every itinerary you could book directly; this is more frequently the case with Amex Travel versus the other portals we considered. Across the 157 round-trip itineraries we considered, 36 weren't available through Amex Travel, 26 weren't available through Capital One Travel, 25 weren't available through Citi Travel and 20 weren't available through Chase Travel.

In some cases, this was due to the portal not supporting a specific airline. For example, Spirit Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Viva Aerobus flights were only bookable through the Capital One Travel portal, and we only found Southwest flights bookable through the Chase Travel portal .

In other cases, the portal only showed some itineraries for airlines it otherwise supports. While the Chase Travel portal included every American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines itinerary we searched, Amex Travel didn't show options to book 14 of the 89 itineraries we searched for these airlines. Additionally, Capital One Travel didn't show six of these itineraries, and Citi Travel didn't show two of these itineraries.

Related: Planning a trip abroad? Use your points and miles to book these popular international flights

Earning rates and card benefits

It is also worth considering the extra earnings you can earn when booking through credit card travel portals with select rewards credit cards . For example, I'll sometimes book flights through Capital One Travel with my Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card to use my card's $300 annual Capital One Travel credit and earn 5 miles per dollar spent on the part of my fare that the credit doesn't cover.

If you want to redeem rewards when booking flights through a credit card travel portal, consider the redemption rates of each portal:

• Amex Travel portal : 1 cent per point toward flights with most American Express Membership Rewards cards
• Capital One Travel portal : 1 cent per mile
• Chase Travel portal : 1.5 cents per point with the Chase Sapphire Reserve® , 1.25 cents per point with the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card and the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card and 1 cent per point with other Chase Ultimate Rewards cards
• Citi Travel portal : 1 cent per point

Finally, remember that some credit cards offer travel protections when you use them to book flights. These protections are available regardless of whether you use your card to book directly with the airline or via a credit card travel portal.

Related: Maximize your airfare: The best credit cards for booking flights

Bottom line

On average, the Citi Travel portal was almost 10% more expensive than booking directly. However, the Chase Travel, Capital One Travel and Amex Travel portals offered similar fares, on average, when compared to booking directly.

This doesn't mean you should pick one booking method and avoid checking other options, though. I was surprised by how much prices varied between the portals — and when compared to the airline's website — while collecting data for this story.

Now that I've processed the data and written this story, I realize more than ever the importance of checking each credit card travel portal you have access to and the airline's website before booking a flight.

So, next time you need to book a flight, start on Google Flights to assess your options. If you have transferable rewards , you may also want to open up your favorite award search tools , which for me are Point.me and Seats.aero . Then, if you decide to book a paid fare, open up all the credit card travel portals you have access to via your rewards cards and search for the flights you want. Finally, compare the rates across the portals with booking directly with the airline to determine which will offer the best value.

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• Here's what you should know about booking a flight for the first time

Fast Travel Elevator Between Isle of Dorn and The Ringing Deeps

Comment by sambu.

There are not only one, but TWO elevators going from Isle of Dorn to the Ringing Deeps. The second is behind this quest, Passage to the Ringing Deeps , near Freywold Village.

Comment by Benjen

This quest is bugged for me - can't target/click/use the quest icon. Any fixes?

Comment by Nossie

There are not only one, but TWO elevators going from Isle of Dorn to the Ringing Deeps. The second is behind this quest, Passage to the Ringing Deeps , near Freywold Village. Thanks! I missed that one :)

Comment by WarriorEP

There is also a second elevator from Isle of Dorn to Ringing Deeps to the goblin town - there is an Earthen Questgiver next to it not far from Freywold Village

Comment by Maizou

Not really "fast travel" cause the flight time to the location is actually slower than just flying into the hole from dornogal lol.

Comment by LissaNDaniel

This quest is bugged for me - can't target/click/use the quest icon. Any fixes? If you have more than one toon in TWW. You have to do the quest on the toon that did the ringing deeps campaign. I ran into that issue myself. My rogue did the campaign but my lock found the quest. Switched to my rogue and she did the quest now it's unlocked account wide.

Comment by Elunario

There is another connection, a "tunnel" exists between Azj-Kahet and Dornogal, which gets unlocked account wide by playing through the campaign. I say "tunnel" because in fact it is just a portal you can walk through. wowhead please stop click baiting and put all area connections into a single article.

Comment by AntoniusPrime

There is another connection, a "tunnel" exists between Azj-Kahet and Dornogal, which gets unlocked account wide by playing through the campaign. I say "tunnel" because in fact it is just a portal you can walk through. wowhead please stop click baiting and put all area connections into a single article. But then they can’t get sixteen articles per fact!

Comment by Tommerbenry

The most important info is missing: where is it?

Comment by sixfifteen

wowhead please stop click baiting and put all area connections into a single article. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta swim, Wowhead gotta clickbait

Comment by owenmeredith

Not really "fast travel" cause the flight time to the location is actually slower than just flying into the hole from dornogal lol. It is absolutely fast travel, as you can instantly travel between the zones.

The most important info is missing: where is it? You can find the lever at /way 53.4 44.6

Comment by Zetherior

Now this is a valuable wowhead post.

Comment by lovelywaz

This quest is bugged for me - can't target/click/use the quest icon. Any fixes? If you have more than one toon in TWW. You have to do the quest on the toon that did the ringing deeps campaign. I ran into that issue myself. My rogue did the campaign but my lock found the quest. Switched to my rogue and she did the quest now it's unlocked account wide. Thanks for this tip. I am in the same boat, will check this on the first toon I finished campaign on when login next time and see how it goes.

Comment by Dianora

There are not only one, but TWO elevators going from Isle of Dorn to the Ringing Deeps. The second is behind this quest, Passage to the Ringing Deeps , near Freywold Village. Not sure what the prerequisite quests are. But I've done the first elevator which is from The Ringing Deeps. Just flew over there and there's the quest giver for a elevator near AK shaft in The Ringing Deeps.

Comment by Beardedbroo

Thanks wowhead but also make a screenshot or post tomtom command where that is. You are assuming that for 3 days we already know by heart every single location in the war within map... Should I say fire the person who wrote this article lol.

Comment by Sarthorius

Also, you BETTER do the entire ~3 campaign questlines per zone on your first character, to unlock also the 'teleport' from Ahz'kahet to Dornogal (a webby portal, that is). This seems to be account-wide too, so, focus people haha. Many new things and of course the need to rush, but first character (or mains), gotta do it 'right'. As someone else pointed out, it's only unlocked thru the campaign, and since it's the 'last zone', some people might ding 80 before that (doing many side quests or farming delves on their first character instead, and miss this). Doing mainly the campaign won't ding your first character to 80, but you'll travel all zones already, unlocking most/all flight points, and also exploring for the Steady Flight account-wide unlock for all. All other characters can skip to Dornogal after completion of campaign on first character (I actually didn't even ding 80 yet, and I'm seeing the skip option directly to Dornogal from Dadgar within the Chamber of the Guardian. I only did the prepatch questline on those that I logged at the time). My focus advice for First characters into TWW, is: Campaign (once finished move to the next map with next campaign quests) > Use addon like BTW Quests + BTW TWW to see entire questlines (both Campaigns and side quests), to try and do the zone's dungeons questlines then the Follower DG from it > Do at least the Isle of Dorn first Delve > Fill with Delves/WQ (once completed the campaign, these unlock) > RDGs The entire world will be more enjoyable to do once you hit 80 IMO, no need to try and rush achievements (like hunting treasures and/or rares, unless on alts, after first character, that is).

Comment by Seniaa

It's really not that much faster though is the "problem". The normal hole spits you out at the north end of the zone right next to both the entrance to Hallowfell and the Stonevault. This isn't to say we NEEDED a faster way around (it is actually surprisingly easy to move around considering the zones are linear where you have to go A-B-C-D or A-D), but this "shortcut" doesn't really serve much of a purpose. A way from Dorongol to say the west side of Hallowfell would've been more ideal.

This quest is bugged for me - can't target/click/use the quest icon. Any fixes? If you have more than one toon in TWW. You have to do the quest on the toon that did the ringing deeps campaign. I ran into that issue myself. My rogue did the campaign but my lock found the quest. Switched to my rogue and she did the quest now it's unlocked account wide. This works! 👍

This quest is bugged for me - can't target/click/use the quest icon. Any fixes? If you have more than one toon in TWW. You have to do the quest on the toon that did the ringing deeps campaign. I ran into that issue myself. My rogue did the campaign but my lock found the quest. Switched to my rogue and she did the quest now it's unlocked account wide. Thanks for this tip. I am in the same boat, will check this on the first toon I finished campaign on when login next time and see how it goes. After finishing the introductory campaign, I went back and try doing all of the sidequests. Found this towards the end.