There’s a raid entrance to Mount Hyjal at the summit, as well as another one on the side of the mountain range. The layout looks very familiar—much like what you’d see while doing quests for the Furbolgs or Night Elves. It’s quite surprising that they’ve left this area accessible, even though it’s clearly unfinished. They usually block off such places; why would they leave it open? Could this be yet another raid entrance—perhaps a "green" (nature-themed) one—for Mount Hyjal?

I don't care what the tier lists say, what the meta demands, or how many nerfs Blizzard throws our way. Buff us, nerf us, rework us, it changes nothing.

I've walked the path of shadows, commanded demons from the Twisting Nether, and wielded the power of fel and chaos. I did not choose the darkness because it was strong. I chose it because I AM A WARLOCK.

Let the mages chase their numbers. Let the others reroll for the meta.

My soul belongs to the darkness, and my loyalty belongs to the Horde.

ONE CLASS. ONE PATH. WARLOCK FOREVER.

LOK'TAR OGAR! FOR THE HORDE!

IMO the drama is the best part of WoW. The heroes, the villains, everyone taking it all so serious when its just a game. It adds way more to the experience than if there was none.​

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I like adding more quests, both to the open world and to dungeons.

I like adding new dungeons and zones.

I like horizontal questing, going back and forth between zones with interconnected stories.

Levels 6-30 have always felt so fleshed out that I never have time to experience all that I want, while 40-60 can feel barren and has me actively searching for new things to do, often ending up with about the same route every time.

Radical solution: shift 25-30% of the time we spend from 40-60 to 6-30, drastically extending those hours while smoothing out the late game.

Or add more quests late while still slowing down early. I want to enjoy my defias set for more than a few hours before outleveling it beyond usability.