Wow is Dead!  | Monday, August 25, 2008 Or should I say, Undead?
From my experiences, WoW is best when it involves the Undead.
The Plaguelands are underrated. Even Blizzard doesn't seem to
fully realize what they started there. The cauldrons, countering
the Plague, that's huge. That would have been a good setup for a
backstabbing by the Royal Apothecary Society, who while they are
fanatical about fighting the Scourge, they might be afraid of
the side-effects of the reversal of the Plague, such as their
destruction/death. The Eastern Area has a lot of wasted space,
which is good. It forces the player to see the scale of the
devastation. It gives plenty of room for all sorts of quests.
Plagued trolls, the remnants of the high elves, there's a lot
there, and it's all mixed in with the Undead.  The Ghostlands
are creepy. Very creepy. The entire quest area is amazing, with
a perfectly timed rep scheme, and a build up to a final attack
on the traitor.  Scholomance is a great instance. It's semi-
linear, you can't r