The Gelkis centaur inhabit a large ravine and surrounding environs. A cave entrance in the rocky cliff face can only be accessed by crossing a treacherous rope bridge and houses the Gelkis leadership. Finally, the Maraudine tribe inhabit the canyons and cliffs pinched between the coast of the Veiled Sea to the west and the Kodo Graveyard to the east.
The entrance to dreaded Maraudon lies in the heart of Maraudine territory. As the goblins of the Venture Co. Hunting in Desolace is both challenging and profitable, with potential prey including kodo , thunder lizards , elementals , basilisks and powerful scorpids and vultures. Those brave or foolhardy enough who seek an even greater challenge can also hunt giants and the various otherworldly monsters which inhabit the demon -infested Mannoroc Coven.
The surrounding mountains form a significant barrier to travel, a key reason why the centaur have never established more than a sporadic presence elsewhere on Kalimdor.
The centaur-inhabited Maraudon is a 5-man instance located in this zone. No other dungeons, micro dungeons, or battlegrounds can be found here. Map of Desolace prior to Cataclysm. Topographic map of Desolace. Flight paths from Nijel's Point. Flight paths from Thargad's Camp. Flight paths from Furien's Post. Flight paths from Shadowprey Village. Flight paths from Karnum's Glade. Desolace is home to several characters of note.
In Shadowprey Village, Taiga Wisemane attempts to cleanse the demonic taint that the Burning Legion has brought with it. And at Nijel's Point, Kreldig Ungor sends bold adventurers to the wide corners of the land in search of mystical items and treasure. In addition, Rexxar used to wander these lands with his bear companion Misha until the Dark Portal reopened.
There is also an extensive demonic infestation, particularly in the areas of Mannoroc Coven and Sargeron. Both the Alliance and the Horde have started occupying Desolace, with the Horde constructing two notable settlements: the Darkspear trolls established Shadowprey Village on the western coast and the tauren have established Ghost Walker Post on the hills above the Kodo Graveyard.
An Alliance town has been built at Nijel's Point among the night elven ruins, deep within the mountain ridge to the north that separates Desolace from the Stonetalon Mountains region. The relative success of the Horde's expansion into Desolace has raised a number of concerns throughout the political elites of both Kalimdor and Azeroth, but particularly among the Alliance. These concerns stem mainly from the fact that the Horde's colonization appears to be proceeding seemingly unhindered by the extensive presence of the Burning Blade cult.
Allegations have emerged that the Horde has forged an agreement of sorts with the cultists. Determined to dispel these allegations and demonstrate to the Alliance that the Horde no longer consorts with demons, Warchief Thrall has commanded Keldran in Orgrimmar to take any steps necessary to remove the Burning Blade from the region.
See also Desolace storyline and Desolace storyline Classic for a summary of the quests in this zone. Questing in Desolace usually takes place between levels Some notable quests in the area include a series of quests to befriend one of the centaur clans, accomplished first by killing their enemies and then by performing quests for them.
Desolace in Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game. Legends claim that the centaur are descendants of a dark union between one of the demigod Cenarius 's sons and a princess of the chaotic earth elementals. When the first khans were born of their union, it is said that they murdered their father, for shame of their misshapen appearance.
Gnomes and Dwarves: Head to Ironforge. Walk out of Ironforge and head east then north to the Wetlands. Continue following the road to the western edge of the Wetlands to find Menethil Harbor. In Menethil Harbor, take the northern of the two boats to Auberdine in Darkshore. Horde: All Horde races have pretty much the same path they will need to follow.
The Undercity Zeppelin will take players right to Origimmar from wherever their journey started. After that, follow the road south and then west into the Barrens. In the northwest, the Stonetalon Mountains await. It's difficult to notice since it's off a beaten path on the border of town, I completely missed it my first time through.
Flight path at 65, Comment by This is however an amazing place for mining, anything from copper to truesilver. Comment by the town here is located at 24,70 , shadowprey village its around the bottomleft of the map where that little tail is you'll find the flightmaster there too. There are many quests in town but also check out Ghost Walker Post where theres a small outpost with a few other quests, its located at 55,56 above kodo graveyard, where the spirit rezzer is.
Comment by It's a great place to level in nearly empty severs like mine for the horde, because nearly all alliance players go to STV. If you want some solace rest , go to Desolace. Comment by Where's the Horde Flight Path?? Comment by Archangel Pls. I like Warcraft story :. Comment by Bllets Legends claim that the centaur are descendants of a dark union between one of the demigod Cenarius's sons and a princess of the chaotic earth elementals.
When the first khans were born of their union, it is said that they murdered their father, for shame of their misshapen appearance. They were born filled with rage and savagery and have not calmed in the centuries that followed.
The first of their kind, the first khans, gave rise to the five tribes of the centaur. The race swept across Desolace and soon became legendary for its brutality. The diligent night elves held them in check for ages until the Burning Legion rained its destruction upon the world. The night elves left the centaur out of necessity for their own survival during the wars, allowing the twisted race to assume control of Desolace.
Though fortunate enough not to be scorched into oblivion in the demon wars, Desolace was savaged nonetheless due to the centaur's ceaseless aggression. No longer threatened by night elves, the tribes plagued other plains races - chiefly, the peaceful tauren. This struggle endured for generations, until recently, when the tauren were at last driven from Desolace.
The centaur were never content with controlling Desolace and have followed their tribal khans in a series of clashes with other races throughout southern and central Kalimdor. The mountainous barriers of the Stonetalons lie to the north and the Thousand Needles to the southeast, isolating Desolace from much of the rest of Kalimdor.
The grasslands and mesas of Mulgore stand directly east, and the land runs rugged and open to the storm-tossed coast to the west. The winds create waterspouts against the lowland hills along the shore. The western coastline of Desolace is lush in sad contrast to the wasteland of its interior. Desolace is a gray, rocky wasteland littered with bones. It seems almost under a supernatural curse, its skies always black and stormy, with lightning and high winds a constant throughout the realm.
The surrounding mountains form a significant barrier to travel, a key reason why the centaur have never established more than a sporadic presence elsewhere on Kalimdor. Five barbarous centaur tribes dominate the entire region with the strength of overwhelming numbers and unequaled ferocity. Each tribe is led by one of the dreaded khans and is known by a distinctive tribal color - Black, Brown, Green, Red, and Yellow. Members use the color to mark their weapons and their faces. The khans who lead each tribe rarely have contact with each other except in times of war.
There were no other cultures of any note in all of Desolace. The centaur had run them all down in their unceasing lust for conquest. The only animals that can sustain themselves in the arid and violent land are beasts such as lions, raptors, sand serpents, and harpies. In recent times Horde and Alliance have set up outposts in the desolate land, and only four of the five tribes control Desolace.
Desolace is home to several characters of note. In Shadowprey Village, Taiga Wisemane attempts to cleanse the demonic taint that the Burning Legion has brought with it. And at Nijel's Point, Kreldig Ungor sends bold adventurers to the wide corners of the land in search of mystical items and treasure. In addition, Rexxar used to wander these lands with his bear companion Misha until the Dark Portal reopened. Taken from WoWWiki. Comment by Desolace is a Level area but i would come here in the late 30's.
Comment by Bigben Can someone tell me the Horde camp or town's name? Comment by Can anyone tell me where the Gelkis clan place is?
You can easily sell everything in the traps for large ammounts of money. Comment by Thysios Bad place to level atleast for the horde. It's kinda "dead" there, it's a wasteland of nothing interesting. The quests are annoying, the mobs do have a big aggro range etc. Comment by Desolace is a great place for Rogues to level up their lock-picking to My skill was when I started and I ended up maxing it for my level in just enough time to do it with only 1 of my elixirs.
The nagas around there were no challenge at all. Naga near Ranazjar Island. Be sure to loot burning blade humanoids when you cross paths. Be sure to help the traveling caravan when they begin traveling. You can get a quest at both ends two different quests for guarding them on the way each direction.
The name Nijel's Point is a play on the mainly English name and one to be extinct soon of Nigel. At Nijels Point is an ambassador from the Scarlet Crusade who will give you quests during your conquest. Scarlet Crusade are the fanatical religious order based primarily in Scarlet Cathedral in Tirisfal Glades, home of the Forsaken.
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