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9-24-2010 @ 1:06PM
Tom said...
Similarly there is also a small peninsula off the side of Arathi. Jump off the Thandal Span into the water, swim east to the sea and north up the coast and you come to a small piece of land with a farm and a few dwarf NPCs.
The zone doesn't have a name, and doesn't reveal any map, but you can see it on the map of Arath Highlands off to the east.
When my first character arrived there in his newly learnt Aquatic Form I felt like such a traveller!
The best parts of WoW are the parts you find. That's the only thing WoW has really lost for me since the beginning, that sense of adventure.
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9-24-2010 @ 1:22PM
Elmo said...
And a Tauren farm south of Ahn'Qiraj
9-24-2010 @ 1:26PM
Elmo said...
Oh forgot to add this, you could try to get past the invisible wall with Far Sight, it's ideal for seeing hidden areas like Old Ironforge and Hyjal on live.
9-24-2010 @ 2:05PM
Tunahead said...
@Elmo:
Also there is a very large spooky cavern east of the Tauren settlement. It's empty, apart from all the bones lying around. And the Tauren place is abandoned.
Back in the day when I swam around Kalimdor that was by far the most spooky and atmospheric place.
9-24-2010 @ 2:09PM
Kunikenwad! said...
My favorite part is the dwarven farms behind the airfield in Ironforge ... fantastic. Plus the gate to Oblivion. I'll never forget the day my level 23 dwarven priest and my buddy's level 40 mage discovered the airfield quite by accident. We then made the jump, saw the falls, the farms, the dwarven farmers, and finally made the fateful jump off the Oblivion gate (we just named it that for fun). That was a good day. Thinking of that day reminds me why I love this game so much.
9-24-2010 @ 2:24PM
RogueJedi86 said...
What about the cave on the eastern rim of Dun Morogh that puts you in Silithus Chat? I've never been there, but it's apparently a copy of Ortell's Hideout in eastern Silithus.
9-24-2010 @ 3:26PM
Jamie said...
All of these comments are completely irrelevant due to the fact a Semisonic song was linked in this article.
That is all.
9-24-2010 @ 4:36PM
elstor said...
My personal favorite, although it takes ALOT of work to get to, is the Goblin isle of Kezan/Undermine in live. It's south of Tanaris and can be seen on mapwow.com. It takes swim speed, hots, pots, water walking, sprint, etc. just to reach it but is so worth it. It's two islands with some random goblin buildings and a giant oil rig (this was back before the oil rig in IoQ so at the time it was a 100% unique model in the middle of nowhere serving no purpose)
9-24-2010 @ 4:48PM
Sedirex said...
@Elstor
It's used in the Scepter of Shifting Sands questline, like Isle of Dread and Alcaz Island. It's also much less work to get to than most of the places mentioned in this thread.
9-24-2010 @ 5:01PM
Herman said...
you can bypass invisible walls by destroying your hearthstone and then using the auto unstuck button, it port you forward a couple yards, past most walls, then you have to wait 5 minutes to do it again if theres another wall. course, unless you're a mage or a engineer, you're screwed without a hearth
9-24-2010 @ 7:07PM
Drakkenfyre said...
Auto unstuck no longer works.
Bringing the option up on the PTR gives you two choices. Use your hearth, or teleport you to the graveyard. It no longer moves you forward.