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And while I don’t post instances, that’s not even including the dungeons themselves.

NOTES: Azshara was just so much lovelier before Mar-a-Gobbo. Goblins are the masters of turning opulence into something grotesque, and Gallywix asserts his dominance in that regard. It’s ugly, it’s smelly, and it’s destructive... so why is it so damn relaxing? Splash in the pool, kick back in the sauna, and climb into bed with all your concubines in this wretched display of excess and gluttony.

NOTES: A tranquil place of worship and communion with the Light. A short uphill walk offers an impressive view of the marshland and village below.

NOTES: The final resting place for Wildhammer and their gryphons. This is a sacred mountain to the dwarves, and if you disrespect it, Stormcaller Mylra will personally show up to your house and delete your System 32.

NOTES: Though you sadly cannot explore a non-instanced version of the buildings themselves, the Monastery courtyard is open and free to roam. Is your team being a bunch of no-drive layabouts? Bring them here and put them to grueling work against the dummies or in the ring. Either they’ll shape up, or they’ll remain layabouts and also detest you.

NOTES: A sister tree of Seradane sprouted from a branch of Nordrassil towers over this serene, if not a bit eerie, hidden grove in Duskwood. Did the humans just not notice this blatantly elven stuff in their homeland all this time, or was it obscured by a veil of magic? Whatever the case, nightmare-plagued dragons guard it no longer, making it a perfect location for anything from boss encounters to druids just wanting to feel a little closer to home.

NOTES: It’s a relic hunter’s dream come true! I’ve hosted many events here and you can too! 

NOTES: It’s obligatory. One of the original “hidden areas”, it survived the Cataclysm and onward.