These new isles became the Draenei level 1-20 starting location: Azuremyst and Bloodmyst-just south of Teldrassil.īoth isles are pretty big even for a level 70 player on an epic mount. And Blizzard has given no official word or announcement on the topic.īlizzard introduced new isles to the world map with World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade on November 2006.

With the appearance of these isles in the World Map, the questions are … will the South Seas ship in World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King? Will the South Seas be added to Wrath of the Lich King as downloadable major content patches? Or will the South Seas be a future standalone expansion pack? The place is an enigma as there is no records in Warcraft lore or early Warcraft II maps describing this region.Īmong the isles seen in the new World Map are Tel Abim (east of Theramore), Isle of Kezan (the biggest isle in the South Seas mostly known for its Undermine City, land of the Goblins, located south of the Maelstrom), Plunder Isle (the smallest isle, west of Stranglethorn Vale) and Zandalar Isle (home of the Zandalar trolls who give quests for Zul’Gurub, the isle is located to the southwest of Westfall)-as shown below. Taking a closer look, this will be one of the placeholder regions, the one west of Burning Steppes. The new landmass or peninsula is wrongly perceived to be part of Stormwind. Since the announcement of World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King at Blizzard Entertainment’s Game Convention dubbed BlizzCon 2007-at Anaheim Convention Center, it’s come to attention the introduction of its new World Map which has added new islands and landmasses. Posted in BlizzPlanet Articles, WoW Beta Archive Written by Medievaldragon on January 23, 2008. World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King - South Seas Dilemma

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