World of Warcraft — A World Built Around Azeroth

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Points of interest
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What is inside

A single painted base map, 20 location markers, and 20 detail scenes with three points of interest each. Eastern Kingdoms — The old human heartland: green plains, snowy dwarven peaks, elven woods and the blackened slopes of Blackrock, all strung along a long western coast. Kalimdor — The western continent of red deserts, lush jungles, great mesas and the scar of the Cataclysm — sacred land of night elves, orcs and tauren. Northrend — A frozen roof of the world of glaciers, pine tundra and the crown of ice where the Lich King's shadow first fell.

  • Eastern Kingdoms The old human heartland: green plains, snowy dwarven peaks, elven woods and the blackened slopes of Blackrock, all strung along a long western coast.
  • Kalimdor The western continent of red deserts, lush jungles, great mesas and the scar of the Cataclysm — sacred land of night elves, orcs and tauren.
  • Northrend A frozen roof of the world of glaciers, pine tundra and the crown of ice where the Lich King's shadow first fell.
  • Pandaria A misted continent of bamboo forests, terraced hills, jade lakes and the long Serpent's Wall, kept in harmony by the pandaren.
  • Outland The shattered remnant of Draenor: red rock islands adrift in fel-green clouds above the Twisting Nether.
  • Broken Isles A storm-wracked cluster of islands split from the world, hiding elven ruins, ley-gates and the tomb of a titan-made guardian.
  • Dragon Isles Wild mountain islands where dragons nested for ages — granite peaks, plunging waterfalls and roosts carved high into the cliffs.
  • Zandalar The ancient troll heartland: golden stepped pyramids rising from dense tropical jungle, carved idols and humid lagoons.
  • Kul Tiras A rugged seafarer nation of wind-battered cliffs, stone harbours and windmills on green headlands, ringed by grey-green storms.
  • The Shadowlands The realm of the dead beyond the veil: pale spires on floating islands, rivers of souls and cold violet light.
  • Stormwind City The white-stone capital of the Alliance: blue conical roofs, a great gate and bridge, canals and the towering statue at the Valley of Heroes.
  • Orgrimmar The Horde's canyon capital: red rock walls, iron spikes, hide tents and the smoke of the forge rising over the Valley of Strength.
  • Ironforge The dwarven mountain city carved inside a snowy peak: a colossal stone gate, great forges, bronze cannon and the Great Forge at its heart.
  • Undercity and Lordaeron The ruined human capital of Lordaeron and the forsaken city beneath it: broken spires above, green-lit sewers and apothecary vats below.
  • Darnassus The night elf capital grown inside the glowing World Tree Teldrassil: moonlit tree-houses, marble arches and silver-lit bridges.
  • Thunder Bluff The tauren city of adobe tents and totem poles raised on a giant red mesa, linked by rope bridges over the prairie winds.
  • Silvermoon City The blood elf capital of slender white-and-gold spires, crimson banners and leaf-shadowed courtyards, rebuilt on old elven grandeur.
  • Dalaran The floating city of mages: violet domes and crystal spires hovering above its own crater, humming with arcane runes.
  • Icecrown Citadel The Lich King's fortress: a colossal spire of black ice and bone rising from the glacier, crowned by the Frozen Throne and its blue necromantic glow.
  • Blackrock Mountain A colossal dormant volcano riddled with dwarven stonework: a dark gate, tunnels of fire and lava channels threading the black rock.

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