Beneath the Forge: Exploring Old Ironforge
Deep in the fiery heart of Ironforge, the earliest section of the city lies almost entirely abandoned.
Old Ironforge, also known as The Hall of...
Beyond the Terrace: Exploring the Sunwell Hidden Inside the Magisters Terrace
During the final preparations to lay siege to the Sunwell and stop Kil'Jaeden from being summoned into Azeroth, the Shattered Sun Offensive sent players...
WKM: Orgrimmar’s Oldest Secret
A video guide for this exploration can be found at entry #3 in Episode 1 of Five Minute Explorations, which is shown above.
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Stratholme or Deatholme, the inaccessible zone
In the northern reaches of the Eastern Kingdoms sits the city of Stratholme
Once a border city of the Kingdom of Loarderon, Stratholme was infested...
Beneath Lordaeron: Exploring the Ruins of the Undercity
The human city of Lordaeron has stood for centuries, once the capital of the Alliance, then the seat of the Forsaken, now a pile...
Off the Grimrails: Uncovering the Secrets of Grimrail Depot
Racing across the war torn planet of Draenor, The Grimrail carries a cannon powerful enough to shatter the defenses of Shattrath City.
In a daring...
Inside the Well – Witnessing the First Battle of the War of the Ancients
10,000 Years ago Azshara, Last Queen of the Kaldorei Empire, was overcome struck a deal with the Titan Sargeras to grant the Burning Legion...
Hellscream’s Vision: Exploring the ruins of Stormwind City
During Mists of Pandaria, the Alliance and Horde united against the tyrannical Warchief Garrosh Hellscream; Driven mad by the heart of Y'Shaarj, he saw...
Before the Culling: Exploring the Uncorrupted Plaguelands in the Culling of Stratholme
The Culling of Stratholme was Lordaeron's first major loss in the invasion of the Scourge. Tainted by plagued grain, the residents of Stratholme were...
The Abandoned Submarine: Exploring Inside the X-2 Pincer
A video guide for this exploration can be found at entry #5 in Episode 1 of Five Minute Explorations, which is shown above.
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