Seven Wonders of Warcraft! - A Tour of Azeroth | World of Warcraft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2023
- Good afternoon, everyone, and happy Friday! Today may be the start of a new series here on the channel where I highlight some of the greatest wonders and landmarks on Azeroth! In this first episode, I picked seven of my favorites from all across the continents of Classic WoW. :)
Video Footage:
- Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft (2004-)
- Some images retrieved from WoWHead and Google Images
Background Music:
- "Westfall," "Darkshore" from the WoW OST
- "Shalandis Isle" from the WoW TBC OST
Outro Music:
- "Watch Me (Live)" by Greta Van Fleet
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Jediwarlock 2023
I'd hardly call Blackrock Mountain a natural feature. It was made when Ragnaros was accidentally summoned by the Dark Iron Dwarves. Still, great video
One minor detail: The city below Blackrock is called Shadowforge, the darkiron pendant to Ironforge.
Hello Everybody!
Thandol Span was the first thing that came to my mind when I read the title of the video. Surprised it didn’t make the list
Honestly, the Deeprun Tram.
Arthas didn't visit the sun well and area to finish the elves off, he went to the sunbelt to resurrect kel'thuzad
I thought of Sunken Temple too, love it
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It's strange that in game we don't realize the greatness of its zones
2 mega dungeons in Blackrock Mountain = Blackrock Spire, Blackrock Depths
a few more manmade structures to consider:
I think that when it comes to Night Elf architecture and generally traces of their presence, Blizz did an excellent job when designing and placing them in classic. They give all of Kalimdor a different feeling to the Eastern Kingdoms, which for me personally included some sort of uneasiness, seeing all of the ruins and thinking that there must be some dark presence around the ruins. This was especially true for the zones like Azshara, Ashenvale and Desolace. It was as if there was something creepy out at sea, below the waters. (Maybe blizz meant to tease the existence of N’Zoth even back then?). Either way, those Nelf ruins give Kalimdor a fascinating vibe. I would gladly watch a video about these traces of Nelf civilization if you made one. (Hey hey, and good job on this one too!)
Awesome as always! Was especially interesting to learn about the Azshara statue, had no idea it even exists!
Fun video! Please do some more!
Nice video mate. Love your style.
Do another! What's the wall that separates Arathi Highlands and Hillsbrad? Why the huge dam in Loch Modan? Why a gate with a key in the south part of loch modan? How about the crystals in un goro? I feel like there's so much on the map worth exploring.
Some ideas for Wonders of the Natural World [of Warcraft (Classic)]:
Hi Jedi!
Thank you!
I believe the Ravencrest monument is a reference to the Colossus of Rhodes, which is an ancient wonder, which also spent years in rubble after an earthquake destroyed it.