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"Random graves aren't anything new in the game," writes submitter Gimmlette of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A). "It's not unusual to find the eternal resting place of someone or something anywhere around the world. This one is above Ironforge, on the top of the mountain from which the city is carved."

Thankfully, Tarma had enough time to look at pictures of Ony's thousands of grandchildren, which made the aging broodmother feel a little better.

"A few nights ago, I decided to dust off my very neglected monk and join a guildie in an LFR run," writes submitter Liubing of Kalecgos (US-A).

Wait, is this a thing? Using cross-realm zones to farm lumber? Apparently it is! Cripes, I can barely motivate myself to log in and empty my garrison cache and other people are becoming captains of the timber industry.

As I was questing through the Swamp of Sorrows, I happened across a very unique water formation. Upon further investigation, I found a small piece of perfection ... a rip in the space-time continuum that allowed druids to have free reign over their travel form again!

"Gimmlette takes us to all the fancy places," said Betwyxt of Spectacular Death on Llane (US-A). "For instance, tonight we got to go to Chateau Le Stoutshock, where the menu was aged and roasted Nagrand beasts washed down with sparkling fountain water."

"I've always thought that the Throne of the Four Winds and Vortex Pinnacle were some of the most breathtakingly beautiful instances in the game," writes submitter Sarabande of Elements on Aggramar (US-A).

Submitter Gimmlette writes, "Spectacular Death (A-Llane) presents another answer to a question you didn't know you had.

"Shall we not mention the elekk in the room?" asks submitter Wiccagal of WoW the Musical on Shandris (US-A).

"It’s been pretty rainy both in real life and in game down in the Valley of the Four Winds," writes submitter Myrendla of Resilience on Proudmoore (US-A). "So, I decided to add some color to otherwise dark and gloomy skies with my trusted Experiment 12-B mount. Thank you, Ultraxion!"