Dungeon/Raid quests are Normal/Raid Finder (not Mythic, don’t worry).

Getting started is a matter of completing the quests available to you and running around collecting Ancient Mana.

I’m 110, Friends with the Right People, and Raring to Go The first major sub-achievement for earning Good Suramaritan is Nightfallen But Not Forgotten, which asks you to make friends with the Nightfallen by completing the following quests chains: Once in the zone, you’ll start down the path of getting to know the Nightfallen and their plight. If you haven't already completed Khadgar's Discovery, you'll first want to complete this short series of quests which will open the way to both World Quests and Suramar's questions. I’m 110 but Haven’t Started the Suramar Quest Line When you hit 110, this guide will be waiting for you. You can always take a look at a zone guide if you need additional inspiration or advice. In the end, you will hit that magic number. Go questing, run dungeons, level up your professions. Not to worry – if you haven’t reached maximum level yet, you have plenty of time.

Reputation is key, and unlocks quests within the achievement – one quest, A Change of Seasons, won’t unlock until you’re 20,000 reputation into Revered. The TL DR: complete the Suramar quest lines and earning reputation with the Nightfallen along the way. The Good Suramaritan achievement will take a little time investment if you want to earn your wings and fly in Azeroth. To help you along the way, we’re breaking the achievement down into a series of four handy guides: Good Suramaritan, Legion Explorer, World Quests, and Class Order Hall Campaigns. Hold your ground mounts! Flying becomes available in Patch 7.2 - and if you haven’t already started on your journey, now is the time to complete Broken Isles Pathfinder, Part One.

Wow legion flying grind time