The planet of Azeroth, what else are we missing?

[huth]

If you look at the titan globes of Azeroth in Ulduar and its facilities, it shows only ocean on the "other side" of Azeroth.

The globes have to be live; they were made before the sundering, but they display Azeroth as split up into the separate continents.

The globes can only show what Blizzard knows they will implement at the time they're made. That there is nothing opposite the Maelstrom doesn't mean that there never will be.

[leaks]

The globes can only show what Blizzard knows they will implement at the time they're made. That there is nothing opposite the Maelstrom doesn't mean that there never will be.

Pandaria is a good example. It doesn't show up on those titan globes either.

[Verdugo]

i for one would love to visit the Tomb of Sargaras (broken isles if i remember?) and maybe meet that orc warlock maiev ran into. Maybe even run into certain night elf warden spirits.

That crazy old coot propably died of old age by now.

[Nemah]

And here I was thinking we were going to talk about Azathoth again.

/sad

[Kaleredar]

Pandaria is a good example. It doesn't show up on those titan globes either.

Probable lore explanation: It was covered by mists; the titan globes weren't able to display it.

[OzoAndIndi]

There's a whole other side of the planet no one has explored. Maybe Horde and Alliance will become one to fight against new foes from the other wide.

[leaks]

Probable lore explanation: It was covered by mists; the titan globes weren't able to display it.

Yeah they already said the titan facilities communicate with each other. All the explanation it needs is to say it was cut off from the rest by something.

[Kaleredar]

Yeah they already said the titan facilities communicate with each other.

Where was that said?

All the explanation it needs is to say it was cut off from the rest by something.

Or that this "titan network" simply wasn't related to the globe imaging seen. If it was, one would think that, lore-wise, Uldum would have appeared.

[Aquamonkey]

A wizard haze of amnesia over the yet-to-be-discovered continents for future expansions. The spell is so powerful it even affects Titan machines.

[Kraenen]

A wizard haze of amnesia over the yet-to-be-discovered continents for future expansions. The spell is so powerful it even affects Titan machines.

now that's just plain lame

[Aquamonkey]

Curious, After we goto Argus next expac (wink) theres no more wow zones in lore to give us.Redoing old zones the expac future?
You don't think we can keep whipping continents out of thin air? (Source)

[jazzyy]

kind of oft but honestly they need to just leave azeroth alone now. make a new planet portal or some shit to some corrupted titan planet. imo it was cool that we could go to the outland from the huge portal, it felt so epic. and going to northend "ya take the boat LOL"

[leaks]

Where was that said?



Or that this "titan network" simply wasn't related to the globe imaging seen. If it was, one would think that, lore-wise, Uldum would have appeared.

In one of the lore Q&As.

Q:What contact, if any, have the tol'vir in Uldum had with the rest of Azeroth over the course of their existence?

A: Although the systems keeping Uldum hidden from the rest of the world worked flawlessly from the ordering of Azeroth up until the Cataclysm, the tol'vir inside did have some knowledge of what was going on outside their home: many of the titans' security devices in Uldum were in communication with the other titanic cities (Ulduar, Uldaman, etc.).

[SkyBlueAri]

The great thing about this being a fictional based game is that the creators could decide there is another place that we don't know about that has been lurking in a place we couldn't or didn't see until now. Really weird hypothetical question you pose since you know the game isn't real and therefore can have new parts added to it at a moments notice. Treating this like an RP question you could say there are tonnes of places throughout lore that suggest there are other land masses out there that we haven't explored yet.

[rcshaggy]

The only things we have left are mostly just islands, some of which we don't know the fate of. We have quite a bit of the South Seas to discover, plus everything under the sea.

Kul Tiras - "shifted out to sea," supposed to be near Gilneas.
Tel Abim - Known for its bananas, South Seas
Broken Isles - Once known as Suramar, the hometown of Malfurion, Illidan, and Tyrande.
Kezan - May be destroyed.
Zandalar - Mostly destroyed.
Plunder Isle - Main base of the Bloodsail Buccaneers.
Darkspear Islands - Once home of the Darkspears, a Sea Witch had murlocs destroy it.
Nazjatar - Underwater empire of the Naga, near the Maelstrom.
Mak'aru - Kingdom of the makrura (lobster people), near Nazjatar.
The Rift - What's left of the Well of Eternity under the Maelstrom.
Gishan Caverns - Volcanic caverns near the Rift.
Drowned Reaches - A giant ship's graveyard under the Maelstrom.
Boiling Terrace - Volcanic ledges near the Rift.
Pillar Deep - Ledges filled with giant worms near the Rift.
Scintal Reef - A giant coral reef. Mak'aru is located inside.

It should also be noted that on every edge of Azeroth, there is a different name of a sea. That would imply that there is land separating the continent on the other side of Azeroth.

Frozen Sea - Surrounds Northrend (even the northern edge of Northrend).
Veiled Sea - North and west of Kalimdor.
Forbidding Sea - East of the Eastern Kingdoms. (The Veiled and Forbidding Seas connect, it seems?)
North Sea - Surrounds Quel'thalas (Quel'danas resides within).
Mistveil Sea - East of the Jade Forest.
Westersea - West of Townlong Steppes.
Coral Sea - Near the zone of Azshara. Zin-Azshari's ruins dwell underneath.

I could see these places to be in the next expansion and Kul Tiras appearing to more south from its previous location to.
It would be great to if the The Rift was actually a part of the Maelstrom and still to those new places to would be good to for The Rift to.
Zul'Dare, Crestfall and Balor can be part of Kul Tiras Chain Isles and then Kul Tiras can be the main isle of the land and even Lieutenant Alverold’s expedition could make it back to Kul Tiras to and even Tandred Proudmoore the youngest son of Daelin Proudmoore could also make a appearance to. Captain Mishan Waycrest is one of his trusted and respected friends and then the Kul Tiras places could even have now have; Naga, Murlocs, Foxes, Bears, Crabs, Lobsters, and even more stuff to.

[Kaleredar]

In one of the lore Q&As.

Q:What contact, if any, have the tol'vir in Uldum had with the rest of Azeroth over the course of their existence?

A: Although the systems keeping Uldum hidden from the rest of the world worked flawlessly from the ordering of Azeroth up until the Cataclysm, the tol'vir inside did have some knowledge of what was going on outside their home: many of the titans' security devices in Uldum were in communication with the other titanic cities (Ulduar, Uldaman, etc.).

That makes sense, but still wouldn't account for why, Lore-wise, Uldum wasn't shown on the Ulduar globes... especially considering that the re-origination device Algalon was trying to invoke was IN Uldum.

I'd still maintain that, lore-wise, the globes were some sort of globe imaging... which explains why they couldn't display Pandaria or titan-cloaked regions from space. I'm of fair certainty that the Pandaria facilities were more or less in working order... though they never made it tremendously clear which facilities were Mogu and which were original titan, the watcher present in Y'shaarj's heart chamber seems to be indicative that the facilities were indeed in some level of order... and many of the facilities seem to be in much better condition that Uldaman was.

[huth]

That makes sense, but still wouldn't account for why, Lore-wise, Uldum wasn't shown on the Ulduar globes... especially considering that the re-origination device Algalon was trying to invoke was IN Uldum.

Maybe because they didn't want anybody to know where it was? Though you're really spending way to much time trying to explain background decorations.

[Issalice]

I remember reading a Dev said something along the lines that they could always pull another continent out of thin air like they did with Pandaria. So I would assume there is plenty left for us to see.

[Sorrior]

Maybe it's a continent either almost all old god...Or one that is basicalky a sort pf titan home base and was kept off the globes to keep it hidden..Hell maybe that's where the demigods come from.

[rcshaggy]

To it would be great to if they made Dark Trolls available a new/old new type of Troll, and even they can even have the Shadow Tooth Tribe and other tribes to and have them look like this to. http://www.wowpedia.org/images/a/af/...oncept_art.jpg
The Dark Trolls could be like a new troll for a underground area and the normal troll ones can be Shadow Tooth Tribe.