On the druid (the only one I leveled a bit in the earlier zones of WotLK) I did Borean Tundra, it was a pretty interesting zone, I rather enjoyed the unique spin on the Nessingwary quests in that place, and the introduction to siege weaponry on the mammoth quest line (totally didn't even think they'd apply it to animals, however the interface was a little off putting since you had a fuel gauge and stuff like that). The Borean Tundra was definitely more suited to a druid since aquatic form was wickedly helpful for the *excessive* swimming quests (i say excessive in the sense that they normally don't have so many, I could see these being easier if you'd already leveled to 80 and could fly everywhere instead, though).CantFaketheFunk said:
I took a look at Howling Fjord on my hunter, but again, the hunter got boring pretty quickly, so I didn't attempt the quest line (especially when the first quest I picked up was "LOL AMGAH ANOTHER PLAGUE, PICK UP BAT FECES SO WE CAN TEST IT ON SOMETHING"). I imagine if I do re-activate my account that I'll finish leveling my paladin, and that will make Howling Fjord a lot more interesting.
On the note of going back for the loremaster title, I could see that being terrible. I've leveled so many characters that I don't really have a problem with the quests becoming boring. Knowing what the most efficient way to dance through the zones so you're always doing some quest is helpful in keeping it interesting and varied although there are some quests I seldom do unless I plan my "quest route" properly (like Cortello's Riddle) which is the type of quest I'm imagining you're referring to with going back for. In which case, I fully agree. Pre-BC quests licked pit stains.
