Missing territories to explore

[vegener]

I open this post to discuss all the lands that we have yet to explore in the universe of Azeroth.

Azeroth

• Dragon islands
• Lands beyond The Forbidding Sea
• Lands beyond The Veiled Sea
• South Pole of Azeroth

Draenor

• Some new continent

K'aresh

• A continent like Outland

[Lochton]

I open this post to discuss all the lands that we have yet to explore in the universe of Azeroth.

Azeroth

• Dragon islands
• Lands beyond The Forbidding Sea
• Lands beyond The Veiled Sea
• South Pole of Azeroth

Draenor

• Some new continent

K'aresh

• A continent like Outland

Islands / continents :
- The other side of the planet : I would love a secret continent unknown to everyone where Azeroth Titan is expected to be born
- The South Sea Isles : Plunder Isle, Tel Abim, Balor, Kezan,
- Dragon Isles

Open areas : some areas could be reworked into new zones, like Zul'Aman (the raid entrance would then move to somewhere else inside the new zone), Northern Lordaeron (with full Stratholme + hills/forest + elven harbor), Eastern Arathi (which I like to call "Arathi Lowlands"), northern Moonglade/Winterspring could be reworked into a brand new zone.

Underground areas : Barrow Deeps (would be perfect to introduce Furbolgs as a new race), Azjol Nerub (not the instances but the whoooole area), Bael Modern (titan facility underneath the Barrens), Stonetalon Peak (where Thrall and Jaina met for the first time), Blackrock Mountain which could become an apart zone of its own (could be a nice starting zone for playable ogres).

Others : Ancient Kalimdor (accessible through the Caverns of Time), Alternate Azeroth, some unknown planets.

That's all I can think of at the moment.

We're missing Undermine as well.

[Bloodyleech]

Islands / continents :
- The other side of the planet : I would love a secret continent unknown to everyone where Azeroth Titan is expected to be born

She's the planet, not an entity that is born on this planet.

[RobertMugabe]

I open this post to discuss all the lands that we have yet to explore in the universe of Azeroth.

Azeroth

• Dragon islands
• Lands beyond The Forbidding Sea
• Lands beyond The Veiled Sea
• South Pole of Azeroth

Draenor

• Some new continent

K'aresh

• A continent like Outland

One cool, yet unlikely thing would also be seeing more of the existing zones on Azeroth. In the event of a revamped Azeroth, Blizzard could actually completely redo EK and Kalimdor and make those continents REALLY BIG, so that "islands" such as Kul Tiras, Zandalar and the Broken Isles are actually island sized in comparison and not how they're currently half as big as EK each. This way, classic zone could be as large as a modern zone and thus there'd be so much more to see.

Here you can see how the recent "continents" should actually be in size compared to the "real" continents. Kul Tiras is supposed to be as big Gilneas, however ingame it is bigger than all of Lordaeron:


Now if they ever went through making the original continents bigger, I wouldn't expect them to make each zone as big as Kul Tiras, however most zones being the size of one of KT's zones (like Drustvar) would be completely fine.

[Skirdus]

She's the planet, not an entity that is born on this planet.

Incorrect. Planets are viewed as the "eggs" that nurture titan world-souls. Said world-souls can easily emerge and take form as a titan without destroying the planet itself.

Source: Argus the Unmaker

[Polybius]

Tel Abim, Undermine, Plunder Isle, Dragon Isles

Maybe a reworked Quelthalas and Gilneas. There are other Uld- zones that remain unexplored.

[Khaza-R]

Eastern Kingdoms

Northern Lordaeron - Originally meant to be part of the Dragon Isles or at least probably how you got there by boat



Zul'Aman - Technially is featured as a zone in the original manual. We never got to explore the zone outside of the instance
.


Kalimdor

Timbermaw Hold / Barrowed Deeps - Hinted at would be a location in vanilla and the door is still there but never explored.

Kalidar (Questionable) - Originally supposed to be island that Teldrassil was grown on. Maybe the original ruins lay under the remains of the tree

[Raetary]

Incorrect. Planets are viewed as the "eggs" that nurture titan world-souls. Said world-souls can easily emerge and take form as a titan without destroying the planet itself.

Source: Argus the Unmaker

We have absolutely no idea how Titans are born.

And Argus isn't exactly an example of their life-cycle when:
1. he never actually emerged, he got teleported onto the SotP by the Pantheon
2. he isn't even fully formed, he's still missing half his face when we fought him
3. he's essentially the equivalent of shoving your arm up a 7-8 months pregnant womans vagina and ripping the baby out of her.

[Bloodyleech]

Incorrect. Planets are viewed as the "eggs" that nurture titan world-souls. Said world-souls can easily emerge and take form as a titan without destroying the planet itself.

Source: Argus the Unmaker

This still does not mean that there is a specific spot where Azeroth is born. Titans are literally walking planets, as far as lore goes (or maybe it's retconned, but atleast this WAS the case)

+ look at Arafals points. Argus is not the usual "born" titan.

[Ealyssa]

Incorrect. Planets are viewed as the "eggs" that nurture titan world-souls. Said world-souls can easily emerge and take form as a titan without destroying the planet itself.

Source: Argus the Unmaker

Get your facts straight...
1)Argus was never "born" like a titan is supposed to
2)The planet is already in ruins