The Road

The day began before dawn at Gallows' End Tavern, the Tirisfal air cold and damp against my bones. I walked on to Brill while the sky was still dark, then returned to the tavern's shelter before the light had come.

The day began in the dark before dawn, beneath the roof of the Gallows' End Tavern in Tirisfal Glades. I stepped out and made my way to Brill, still wrapped in the pre-dawn hush, then returned to the tavern again before the night was done.

I began the day before dawn in the Gallows' End Tavern, and stepped out into Brill, where the air was cold and smelled of damp earth. I looked in at the Town Hall, then rested at the tavern and again in Brill before setting off through the Glades. My road took me past the Ruins of Lordaeron, where I met Zapetta and Hin Denburg, and on by Balnir Farmstead.

From there I came to The Savage Coast and The Vile Reef in Stranglethorn Vale, and so to Grom'gol Base Camp, which I took a moment to simply look upon. I rested there, spoke with the flight master, Thysta, and learned that I could fly from that place henceforth. I then wandered the wider Stranglethorn Vale and marked it as discovered.

After I fell there (more on that below), I woke in Duskwood. I discovered the land itself, then Raven Hill, then Raven Hill Cemetery. In the end I found myself back at the Gallows' End Tavern in Tirisfal, and walked once more into Brill to rest.

I woke the day in Gallows' End Tavern, Tirisfal Glades, with the dark still thick before dawn, and walked the short way to Brill. I stopped at the Town Hall, then returned to the tavern to rest, and to Brill again before setting out across the glades. My road took me through the Ruins of Lordaeron, where Zapetta spoke of her brother's trade route and begged me to bring her something to eat from Orgrimmar if I came back by zeppelin. Hin Denburg, at the zeppelin, boasted of his flying machine and asked whether I would walk to Grom'Gol or ride in style.

I passed Balnir Farmstead, and then, by the zeppelin, I came to the Savage Coast of Stranglethorn Vale, past the Vile Reef, and into Grom'gol Base Camp. I took in the view there and rested. I met the flight master, Thysta, and learned I could fly from that camp. Soon after I set foot in the wider reaches of Stranglethorn Vale, a new land to me.

Later I came to Duskwood, another land new to me, then Raven Hill, and Raven Hill Cemetery. At last I was back at Gallows' End Tavern in Tirisfal, then Brill, and rested at the tavern again.

I woke the day in Brill, still before dawn, with the Gallows' End Tavern close at hand. From there I walked through the Ruins of Lordaeron, where the zeppelin tower stands, and past Balnir Farmstead. Then I crossed the water to the Savage Coast and the Vile Reef in Stranglethorn Vale, and came at last to Grom'gol Base Camp. I paused there to take in the view, and I rested a while. I met the flight master, so I can fly from there now. A gryphon... no, the flight master's mount carried me on, and I saw Stranglethorn Vale spread out before me.

Later I came to Duskwood, and then to Raven Hill and its cemetery. Dark country, and I did not know it. By the end I was back in Brill, and I rested again at Gallows' End.

I began before dawn in Deathknell, among the graves and the quiet church. By the time the sky paled I had gone northwest to Night Web's Hollow, and back again. Then the road led me through Tirisfal Glades: the Solliden Farmstead, Cold Hearth Manor, Stillwater Pond, and at last Brill, with its tavern, Gallows' End. North of Brill lay Garren's Haunt, and I went there too.

Later I passed the Ruins of Lordaeron and descended into Undercity. I wandered the Trade Quarter, the Canals, the War Quarter, the Sewers, the Apothecarium, the Rogues' Quarter and the Magic Quarter, and came up again by the Ruins. At Gallows' End I set my hearthstone, so the tavern is home now.

I woke to Deathknell before dawn, among the Forsaken, and the day carried me far from it. I went northwest to Night Web's Hollow, which I found as the light was breaking, then back to Deathknell. From there I took the road into Tirisfal Glades proper and passed Solliden Farmstead, Cold Hearth Manor and Stillwater Pond on my way to Brill.

In Brill I found the Gallows' End Tavern and, later, the Town Hall. North of the town lay Garren's Haunt. Later I walked on to the Ruins of Lordaeron and down into Undercity, where I wandered the Trade Quarter, the Canals, the War Quarter, the Sewers, the Apothecarium, the Rogues' Quarter and the Magic Quarter. I returned to the surface and to the tavern, and there I made my home. The inn's welcome was a gruff one, but I was glad of it.

I woke to the dark before dawn in Deathknell, and the day carried me far from it. Light came gray and slow as I reached Night Web's Hollow to the northwest, then back again, then east along the road past Solliden Farmstead and Cold Hearth Manor, and by Stillwater Pond toward Brill.

Brill was a busy place. I found the Gallows' End Tavern there, and the Town Hall, and later Garren's Haunt to the north. Afterward I walked to the Ruins of Lordaeron and went down into Undercity itself. I wandered the Trade Quarter, the Canals, the War Quarter, the Sewers, the Apothecarium, the Rogues' Quarter and the Magic Quarter, and the whole time the air felt close and cold.

By late morning I was back at Gallows' End, and I made it my home. I ended the day there.

I began in Deathknell before dawn, and by day's end I had walked a long way from it. The light was coming up grey when I reached Night Web's Hollow. After that I returned to Deathknell and took the road north into the wider Tirisfal Glades. I passed Solliden Farmstead, then Cold Hearth Manor, then Stillwater Pond, each new to me. Brill came next, with its town hall, its tavern, and the northern road to Garren's Haunt. Later I came to the Ruins of Lordaeron and went down into Undercity. I wandered its Trade Quarter, Canals, War Quarter, Sewers, the Apothecarium, the Rogues' Quarter and the Magic Quarter. Then I climbed back up to Brill. I made the Gallows' End Tavern my home, and I write this by its fire.

My first sight of the world was Shadow Grave, in the pale dawn of Tirisfal Glades. I stopped a moment to take in the view. Then I walked on to Deathknell, where the dawn light lay cold over the place, and I paused there too.

The first thing I knew of Tirisfal Glades was Shadow Grave, in the grey light of dawn. I paused to take in the view of it before moving on. A few minutes later I came to Deathknell, and stopped again to look, for dawn lay thin and cold over the place that would be my first foothold in this strange new life.

Dawn found me at Shadow Grave, in the Tirisfal Glades, and I stood a while taking in the sight of it before I moved on. A few minutes later I came down to Deathknell under the same pale morning light, and paused there too, letting the place settle into my mind. It is a cold, quiet corner of the world, but it is mine now.

The day began at Shadow Grave in Tirisfal Glades, in the thin light of dawn. I stopped there a moment and simply took it in. A few minutes later I came down to Deathknell, still dawn, and paused again to look over the place that would be my first footing in this new life.

The dawn found me in Shadow Grave, in the Tirisfal Glades, and I stood a while taking in the grey light and the stillness of the place. A few minutes on I came to Deathknell and paused again to look it over. The cold there does not bother me anymore, which is its own strange news.

The day began at Shadow Grave in Tirisfal Glades, at dawn. I stopped a moment to take in the place, then went on to Deathknell. I stopped there as well, and the cold dawn light lay over the village.

Dawn found me in Shadow Grave, and I stood a while taking in the sight of it, the cold air heavy and strange around me. A few minutes later I came down to Deathknell, still in the pale morning light of Tirisfal Glades, and paused again to take it in.

The first thing I knew of the world was Shadow Grave, glimpsed in the pale light of dawn, and I stopped a moment to take it in. Some minutes later I came to Deathknell, in the Tirisfal Glades, and paused again to look upon the place. Dawn lay thin and gray over both.

The day began at dawn in Shadow Grave, where I stopped a moment to take in the view of Tirisfal Glades. A few minutes later I came down to Deathknell, and paused there too, the cold air of the place settling on my bones.

Dawn light lay thin and grey over Tirisfal Glades when I first took in the place called Shadow Grave. I stood a while and simply looked. A few minutes later I came to Deathknell and paused again to let the sight settle in me. Cold air, old stone, and the quiet of a village that has seen too much.

I came to myself at dawn in Shadow Grave, in the Tirisfal Glades, and stood a while taking in the cold quiet of the place. A few minutes on, I reached Deathknell and paused again to look it over, the gray morning pressing down on the village.

Dawn found me at Shadow Grave in the Tirisfal Glades, and I stopped a moment to take in the cold, grey view of it. A few minutes later I came down to Deathknell, and I paused again to look over the little village that would be my first footing in this strange second life.

Dawn was only just breaking over Tirisfal Glades when I came to myself at Shadow Grave, and I stood a moment taking in the cold, gray view of it. Some minutes later I reached Deathknell, the little village on the hill, and paused again to look it over before going on.

The day began at Shadow Grave, in Tirisfal Glades, with the dawn light thin and grey over the ground. I stopped a while to take in the place. A few minutes later I came to Deathknell and stood again to look it over, the morning cold on my bones.

I came to myself at Shadow Grave in the pale light of dawn, and I stood a while taking in the sight of it before moving on. Not long after, I reached Deathknell, still under the same dawn, and paused again to look over the place that would be my first footing in this strange new life. By the end of the morning I had walked down to the chapel at the base of the hill.

Dawn was breaking over Tirisfal Glades when I first took stock of my surroundings, and the place called Shadow Grave lay open before me. I stood a moment and simply looked. Then I made my way on to Deathknell, where the same pale dawn light lay over the village, and I paused again to take in the view. Cold air, grey light, and the strange quiet of a place that has known too much death.

The day began at Shadow Grave, in the Tirisfal Glades, with the light of dawn thin and grey over the ground. I stopped a moment to take in the place. A few minutes later I came to Deathknell, and paused there too, looking over the little village on its hill while the morning cold pressed close.