
Originally Posted by
Eldryth
Building on Azuremist makes sense, but I couldn't really see it being implemented in-game if that were the case. Sure, Quel'thalas might be getting revamped, but the Draenei starting zones don't really have anything there to justify a return- there's no history or anything beyond it being the place where the Exodar happened to crash. And being isolated islands, it's hard to include in a Northern Kalimdor revamp. Plus... it's just a tiny pair of islands. There isn't exactly room to expand there.
As for Forest Song, or another Kalimdor location, it also fits, but most of it is already controlled territory, and there's already been a lot of conflicts for control over Ashenvale. Would they really want to settle in the middle of their ally's ancestral home, which the Horde has a history of invading for wood? I'd imagine that they'd want their own home rather than just some borrowed land for a city.
Admittedly, I was kind of trying to fit it with what we already know is coming when I brought up the possibility of Northrend, but I think it could fit. Yes, it's different from the lands they settled in on Draenor, but Draenei are survivalists who have settled on many different worlds while fleeing the Legion. Sholazar and Grizzly Hills are both there if they want to settle in another forest (and other zones' climates could have changed during the Cataclysm). And, most importantly, it's mostly unclaimed land. There's a few small settlements left there, but with the Drakkari wiped out and the Dragons back in the Dragon Isles, there's no real civilization left. Plenty of room for them to build an actual nation without having to infringe on other races' borders.