Great attention has been paid to bring forth major characters, obscure single-quest references from a decade ago, and popular newcomers like Battle for Azeroth’s Bwonsamdi. Blizzard takes advantage of being able to tap into heroes and villains of ages past as this is the afterlife, it’s a great chance to bring the greatest hits from across WoW history into the spotlight. Each zone is markedly different from the others in terms of aesthetics, personality, and feel.
All of the zones are impressive to view from above, and they look incredible considering how old the core of World of Warcraft is.
While the sacred fields of Bastion and its angelic warriors bored me, it’s a necessary realm to serve as a foil to the darkness of Revendreth. Each dungeon has elements that can be interacted with from a faction standpoint as well discovering I could tame the gargoyles in a Venthyr dungeon to help defeat enemies was a nice surprise.Įach zone in the afterlife is beautifully constructed and sells the fantasy well. There’s flavor behind the functionality, and it counts for a lot, even if you are still roaming from zone to zone completing world quests. Whatever your decision, it feels more like you’re becoming part of these soul societies and not just jumping on an endgame progression treadmill. However, my nature-loving friend sided with the gorgeous ethereal forests of Ardenweald, where they put on plays in the woods and tend gardens. I even got to host VIP parties to try sucking up to nobles to get big payoffs. Its gothic horror trappings, magic mirrors, and giant bats gave me a different perspective of the world than players who sided with other factions. I aligned myself with the crushed-velvet, soul-sucking, vampiric aristocracy of Revendreth. Making the choice to side with one of the realms comes with a ton of flavor and personality. He is exceptionally boring as a villain right now, and takes a backseat to the true all-stars of the afterlife: the four distinct factions that the player explores and eventually aligns with as they reach the level cap. You invade the many realms of the afterlife to foil the plans of a mysterious arch-enemy called the Jailer. Shadowlands’ premise is simple and straightforward.
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