Around Azeroth: Danger, Will Robinson!
by Elizabeth Harper 
Apr 20th 2007 at 10:00AM
Dragons' end may be one of the most graphically incredible areas in the game. Honestly, is there anything more incredible than the sight of these massive dragons impaled on the rocks thoughout the canyons? Reader Stalwart of Perenolde sends us this shot, which he took while riding an ordinary gryphon from Area 52 to Telredor. Fortunately, notes Stalwart, his gryphon has better navegational skills than the black dragonflight did.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kunisaki Apr 20th 2007 10:16AM
i see these quite often and wonder what its from... can anyone tell me? XD
Mucklehugs Apr 20th 2007 10:28AM
I find it hard to believe that these dragons ended up there as a result of poor navigational skills... and doesn't that big fat son of gruul hanging around below have a smug smirk across his face? Suspicious...
BaboonNL Apr 20th 2007 10:28AM
"Fortunately, notes Stalwart, his gryphon has better navegational skills than the black dragonflight did."
I'm thinking Gruul did it, since his name is Gruul the Dragonkiller and stuff.
Tumnus Apr 20th 2007 10:42AM
Funny how members of the black dragonflight don't seem to rot... :'0
RSH Apr 20th 2007 10:55AM
Lorewise, it's Gruul and his sons- BaboonNL is right. Ever notice how pissed off Baron Sablemane is at Gruul and company? Yeah, this is why.
Falgorn Apr 20th 2007 10:58AM
It's visuals like these that at times make you forget you are playing a game. The first time I observed this sight I actually stopped what I was doing and just looked for a while.
As big as WoW is, sometimes it doesn't feel like such a huge game, as inevitably you frequent many of the same zones repeatedly, as opposed to any requirement to travel to any great degree throughout the World(s). Images like this really enlarge the in game world for me, as they ultimately lead one to question their origins, and that spark of interest is what makes WoW a real treat at times.