
You know, the more I play, the more I love this new zone. It's a good example of making something feel alien despite cursory similarities, an uncanny valley effect for areas rather than humanoids.
I just cannot help but wish this was set up better. Some discussion on why the Shadowlands exists, and for what purpose. Whether we knew someone created it, perhaps seeing the cracks form at times. Hints that maybe this is the great question Zovaal obsessed over, and which caused him to turn.
The zone does a great job of giving the players questions to ponder without feeling like it needs to answer them. I just wish the existence of Zereth Mortis actually answered some questions by its existence, rather than seemingly coming out of nowhere to not do much more than be a suitable place to fight the Jailer in a climactic showdown.
The world revamp dream will never die!



The only issue with this sort of scenario or "time skip" that I could see is that we will still have all this time after the raid where apparently everything is supposed to be different? Like, if we return to Azeroth and things are supposed to be different, they won't be until pre-patch 10.0, which, let's be real, is a very long time away from now.
I think Sylvanas could sacrifice herself to stop the plan somehow, but nothing will happen aside from saving the Shadowlands and it's respective expansion bubble.

Sylvanas isn't going to jump into the beam of Azerite and sacrifice herself during the Jailer fight. Danuser already confirmed in an interview that the 8th chapter (Epilogue), which was initially removed from the PTR in ZM, will be a "conclusion of sorts" for Sylvanas' storyline in the Shadowlands.
I feel like the moment Danuser is replaced by someone more competent at some point, that new person is just going to unceremoniously kill off Sylvanas in some opening expansion quest line lol.

What size? Is it more like a massive explosion of Dragons, or just a small firecracker-scale light fizzle of Dragons? Will I remember this Explosion of Dragons, or is it more a boring and fairly mundane explosion of Dragons? If we're going for the less literal, presumed original meaning of "explosion", does this mean we'll see the population boom happen right in front of our eyes? This seems very odd for a T-game to end its expansion with a massive Dragon orgy.
suicide explosions in the middle of capitals, of course. dragons are mad that they've been used by the titans and left infertile. inspired by the goblins, they develop a new class - dragonsworn tinkers. mortals must use the power of the enemy against them, choosing the path of dragonsworn tinker hunters with alchemist, artificer and suicide squad specs!


Necrotinker ranger please.
Going behind the enemy lines in the harshest of environments they are fighting using skeleta-mechanical cyborg abomination mechas, bone-n-scrap contraptions and the most unimaginable amalgamated weapons ever seen in the universe.
Let's hope next max level zones are not as boring as Zereth Mortis or Korthia