Boralus

For example...

You know, when War Within Music was playing and you get Boralus and everyone in the hall was like, yes, everyone's like absolutely rocking out to Boralus.

And

the great thing about the Boralus music was it actually like had some room to breathe.

Now, like the problem with doing just login music or mostly login music, because there were a couple of exceptions, is that it's a medley, right? And so the advantages of doing a medley are obvious.

It's a selection, a pre-made, a ready-made, you know, cut out and stick on medley selection of, you know, highlights from the expansion.

But it is, in some expansions, particularly the earlier ones, it is very much... you know a skip through that music it's like nothing has nothing really stays on for more than a full couple of bars or whatever so you get you get like one little flourish of each track that you really like and then it's on to the next one and into the next one already And the later expansion login suites, they do kind of sit on the tunes a little bit more sometimes and allow you to enjoy them.

So one of the reasons the Boralus one bopped so hard was because it actually lasted more than about 20 seconds as kind of like a little taste of that bit of music.

So that that being said.

I actually think this is different enough from straight Boralus culture and architecture that.

You could make the argument that this is like culture and don't own the market on all things tentacle.

You know, the house shape, the design of the house is different enough from the houses in Boralus and in all of Tiergard Sound that I think you could make the argument that it's not Kul Tiran.

It does feel nautical-esque, but this would be just as... fitting in dark, like, well, maybe not dark, sure, but like in, like as a haunted manor in Menethil Harbor, you know? Well,

Menethil Harbor is, I would argue, pretty heavily Kul Tiran themed.

Uh, I don't know what character his house is on.

Anyway, he's got a beautiful house that is called Tyrion.

Look at those stupid ass fucking boots.

Looks like they came from a Wrath of the Lich King quest reward from Boralus.

They're not Boralus, Borean Tundra.

Like, the belt looks like some Mr. Pandaria monk item.

The helmet looks like a rogue helmet from the, you know, like a Jade Forest quest reward.

And then the rest of the pieces there, chest piece actually comes from a quest, just it's a quest reward basically.

in Boralus for leather wearers.

And then the boots and the leggings there are from Legion Dungeons and Raids.

Or sorry, Legion Dungeons and some five-man content.

Nice doing business with you.

and then he laughed at his own good fortune gazloe he said had offered to take care of the adventurer's payment guess he hated that guy more than i did better his pocket-book than mine Grizek and Safi went to live together in Boralis, of all places, the alliance capital of Kul Tiras.

Later still, the two of them joined the alliance's expedition to the mechanical island of Mechagon, where Grizek spent the early part of the trip, wrapped from head to foot in a disguise so that the gnomes would not notice he was a goblin.

Years later, Safi was still wearing the ring.