Feladris

Ayy, glad to hear it! I've heard that the undead have a pretty dark, well-written starting zone, too. I've gotta go through it myself. Taking it slow is the way to go imo. Otherwise, the result is that you only have fun in one level and not the other 59.

When I played vanilla back in the day, I rolled almost exclusively night elves, so I memorized Teldrassil so well that I can remember where everything is even to this day. So when I was questing in Shadowglen on my night elf druid, I found myself getting bored. This freaked me out -- I was like, "I've waited years to play this, and now I'm finding out that I may not even like it?!" But then I started questing on my dwarf this morning -- a race I've never played, not even in retail. I had no idea what the quests were, where to find the objectives, anything. And it was awesome. Without the minimap to hold my hand, I had to explore blindly in hopes that I could maybe find the stuff that gnome lost. I laughed at quest text I had never read before and scratched my head over where Anvilmar could be. This is the Classic experience I was hoping for! Exploring a world for the first time, searching far and wide for quest objectives whose locations aren't spoon-fed to you. I'm stoked to get back on my dwarf (and maybe play with friends this time.) Anyone else have cool experiences like this?

Last few times I checked, Bloodsail hasn't had a queue at all. The highest I ever saw the queue was at about 30 minutes. It seems to have the perfect amount -- full, but not overflowing. You're thinking of Bloodsail Buccaneers. I am on Bloodsail Buccaneers and Grobbulus. If you wanna say hi on Bloodsail, add Feladris. For Grobbulus, Thressa and Ilrieth. Happy questing!