Well we don't, because Blizzard could push the concept in directions we currently can't anticipate.
I'd imagine that the storyline will reveal itself more in a few weeks when BlizzCon happens, because we don't know how Dragonflight is going to resolve itself.We've already dealt with the Elemental Lords in Cata and Legion, there isn't much of a storyline to continue there. They're all generally passive at this point and the various Issues they had are dealt with. What storyline is there left to deal with?
Yeah like I said, Kezan and Gilneas are likely to be resolved already by the time 11.0 begins. Again, it's a resolution of the events that began in Cataclysm. Kezan itself lends itself to Undermine that can be used as a jumping off point, or as the location for the core of the expansion. Considering that this is beginning to look like an expansion based on elements, Undermine is looking to be more of a neutral hub for both factions to enter deeper areas of the planet.Worgen and goblins don't have anything to do with an elemental expansion, they were forced out by techtonic behavior and dealing with that (Which, frankly, would only happen in the event of Kezan ending up a city, Gilneas is probably doomed because there's no reason to add an Alliance only city Kezup near Lordaren). Frankly "Its a world revamp and the elements are causing issues AGAIN" is going to feel like such a retread of Cata that its going to be dunked on. Plus, well, Cata wasn't a popular expansion. Sure there's less popular, but its still generally regarded as the 'this is where things went bad'
I believe that the expansion being underground would avoid making the expansion feel like a retread of Cataclysm.

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