WoW: The Wholly New World in Cataclysm - Kalimdor - Part I

Say Goodbye to the Old Azeroth, and Jump into the Wholly New World in Cataclysm - Kalimdor - Part I By Mianhuatang I'm a MMO fan from Asia. My English is not very well, so some of my articles might include some mistakes in grammar or something else. Feel free to point them out I will never mind. I like play games and know some Japanese. I will share some good and interesting things which I found from Japanese sources. Hope you like them. Lol.

During the past 5 years, World of Warcraft has progressed through its very first version, The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King and the latest expansion Cataclysm, and many players have also grown from students to office workers, or from single people to parents, and gone through many important turning points of life. Meanwhile, the time background in the game has changed as well, and all the characters and incidents that were familiar to players in the past also vary with the time. Moreover, the return of Deathwing also rends the Azeroth which was familiar to WoWers. For the old players, the version 4.0 will present a wholly new world that is the most familiar to them.

I found most of the resources on the internet (WoWhead.com) and make a sort of them. :P

Here comes the first part for Kalimdor. XD

-- Mianhuatang

>> Eastern Kingdoms - Part I
Tirisfal Glades (1-10), Silverpine Forest (10-20)
Hillsbrad Foothills (20-25), The Hinterlands (45-50)
Dun Morogh (1-12), Loch Modan (10-20)
Wetlands (25-30)

>> Eastern Kingdoms - Part II
Elwynn Forest (1-12), Westfall (10-15)
Redridge Mountains (15-20), Duskwood (20-25)
Northern Stranglethorn (25-35), The Cape of Stranglethorn (30-35)
Western Plaguelands (35-40)

Kalimdor - Part I
Durotar (1-12), Azshara (10-20), Darkshore (10-20)
Mulgore (1-12), Northern Barrens (10-20), Southern Barrens (30-35)
Ashenvale (20-25), Stonetalon Mountains (25-30)

Durotar (1-12)

Durotar has recieved some pretty massive changes. A lot of the ravines have been filled in with water and the coast has been hit with a massive tidal wave almost reaching all the way to Razor Hill itself. The orcs of Orgrimmar have build a port directly east of their city in the Bladefist Bay. Alliance soldiers from Northwatch have taken over several of their neighboring areas, expanding their influence, but they are not the only ones who have acquired new lands in Durotar. The Darkspear tribe has finally moved in the Echo Isles. After the recent conflict between the Darkspears and Zelazane's followers, Vol'jin and his subjects have taken the time to make their home islands home again. New trolls will use the Echo Isles as their starting zone and will no longer share the same beginner's quests with the orcs. The new story line for fresh troll characters will take you through some training, clearing up annoying naga, and learning about why is it that Garrosh Hellscream is mad at your entire tribe.

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