humans living in the sealed-off city of Gilneas

Once off the island my questing continued in Azshara, previously a level 40 or so zone restructured in the recent world-changing patch as a zone for characters ten and above. I fought some Blood Elves and screwed with some Naga before reaching level 14 and calling it quits.Why such an early end to my Goblin adventures? I blame our replica Chopard 20/7469 RG MOP Tan Ladie's watch readers. I told them I had extensive Rogue experience, but they voted Rogue anyway. Despite a wide array of interesting quests involving gimmicks like mechs, shark submarines, and a giant turtle-slaying rocket launcher, I was just playing a Rogue again, and I knew what to expect.

What I didn't expect was loving the new Alliance race so much.The Worgen can transform between human and werewolf form at will. As a Balance Druid, that gives me what, seven different forms at level 29? Human, Worgen, bear form, cat form, travel form, aquatic form, and Moonkin form. Later I'll get flying form. That's a lot of replica Chopard 11/7407-YG Ladie's watch transforming.I didn't really enjoy the Worgen starting area in beta. It wasn't nearly as entertaining as the Goblin starting area, and overall it didn't feel very new. I don't know what changed between then and now, but I found myself drawn into the storyline much deeper during my post-release playthrough.

Worgen start off as humans living in the sealed-off city of Gilneas. They spend the first five levels of existence fighting against the Worgen that seemed to have invaded. The quest lie took me all over the city, culminating in a massive battle at the town chapel that our side ultimately lost.When I woke up I was a Worgen, half-man, half-wolf. The replica Chopard 11/8898 Ladie's watch rest of my time in the starting area was spent in an effort to win back Gilneas from the Undead Scourge as part of a joint human and Worgen effort.It's a decidedly darker storyline than the Goblin one. The themes presented are deeper and the plot points more mature. I was compelled to see how these new creatures integrated themselves into Alliance culture.