Tirisfal Glades

Um, but as leveling, 'cause I did make Horde characters and Alliance characters, but I will say there was a ton of quests on the Horde side that were just constantly bugged.

Uh, which ones were you running into that you were having issues with? Because I, I've leveled in Tirisfal Glades and-

Mm-hmm

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I'm sorry.

I'm pretending I was in Tirisfal Glaze with you.

What's up, swingers? Whether you're stoners or not, what's up?

Dude, the way I was going to save this for what we did in WoW, but the way the fog and bloom effect hit when I was in that state of mind.

Oh, my God.

That's awesome.

I love Tirisfal.

Yeah, we'll do this more about forever.

Look, i- it's, it's true, honestly.

Um, Tirisfal Glades in particular with that, like, misty green plague look is just pure fire.

The game looks amazing.

Everyone is sharing screenshots in the Countdown Discord, and they're just art.

I truly can.

It's not like I'm not noticing them.

I see the Tirisfal Glades quests.

I see the Durotar quests.

Yes.

But again, I can only speak of from Tirisfal Glades.

Right.

Deathknell and Brill and that whole area.

But that is just one of the problems that has been popping up over Azeroth.

Over in the Tirisfal Glades in the Eastern Kingdoms, that uncertainty was no longer possible.

The Scarlet Monastery had somehow survived while the rest of the Scarlet Crusade had collapsed around it completely.

The Scarlet Bastion, Hearthglen, Tyr's Hand, and the Scarlet Enclave had all fallen, leaving the old monastery as one of the order's final strongholds.

They did also expand zones.

Like, I think the one I'm thinking of right now is Tirisfal Glades, specifically the, uh, the new pally zone in the, what, upper northwest.

So it's, yeah, there's only a, like, a few brand-new added zones like Hyjal and River Glades, but the zones we already know are going to be bigger and flush with new quests.

Yeah, well, they added that, um, that little area in between Desolace and Mulgore there.

One of your first missions is to go above ground to the ruins of Lordaeron and tell the undead above that they can find safe harbor in the Undercity, and it's these people who will then build the city and establish its famous quarters.

What follows is a good six or so hours spent across a few maps, the Undercity, Tirisfal Glades, the ruins of Lordaeron, and a few others, and your journey through these maps to complete both main and side quests.

Some of the side quests are very side quest-y, like go and collect bundles of wood, or go kill four plague bears, etc.

The main quests are typically much more elaborate, like journeying through the sewers of the Undercity so you can permanently poison the water supply in order to stop the living from entering.