Zereth Mortis

There's been a lot of consternation in the World of Warcraft community that the arrival of patch 10.0 and the end of season 4 would result in the inability to obtain Shadowlands' version of the final raid's Ahead of the Curve mount: the Carcinized Zerethsteed.

Zereth Mortis was the final major zone added in Shadowlands, and it brought about a lot of intriguing new systems even before you consider the additions of Season 4.

One thing that's been obviously a problem in World of Warcraft over the years is the lack of content that remains relevant once you're at max level for an expansion -- unless there's a dungeon or raid in an area, you don't really spend a lot of time in those zones once you're done leveling through them.

I just returned to Azeroth after a few months off and I'm trying to figure out which of my characters to focus on and get through into Zerethh Mortis, and I realized that Shadowlands is the first World of Warcraft expansion where I stopped playing for an extended period of time.

While adventuring in Zereth Mortis you may find yourself some Spatial Openers that don't describe what you're supposed to do with them.

With Shadowlands patch 9.2 we saw the return of class tiers sets with 5-piece armor sets for every class, featuring unique bonuses for your spec depending on how many pieces you have equipped.

The arrival of Shadowlands patch 9.2 and the new zone of Zereth Mortis has resulted in a wealth of new mounts and pets to collect.

Now that we're in the final major patch of Shadowlands, there's a lot of content a fresh level 60 character would need to consume in order to catch up.

We've received many a gear upgrade from the ancient automa and dastardly forces of the Jailer in World of Warcraft patch 9.2, but the new Zereth Mortis zone has more than just new things to kill.

Have you been hustling back to your Covenant Sanctum from Zereth Mortis every few quests due to a sudden, delightful influx of Anima?