Eastern Plaugelands
Eastern Plaugelands is a location that appears in 5 games




Eastern Plaguelands is a region in World of Warcraft,located just south of Ghostlands,and the remains of The Kingdom of Lordaeron.This region is only for skilled travelers who wish to fight The Scourge.
Overview
Eastern Plaguelands,the dreaded land of The Scrouge.Located south of Ghostlands,north of The Hinterlands,and east of The Western Plaguelands.Only a selected few have been here and lived to tell the tale.There are three dungeons,one instanced (Stratholme),and one raid dungeon (Naxxramas),and a micro dungeon (Tyr's Hand).The flight hub is located in Light's Hope Chapel.As of WOTLK expansion,this region is also the starting area for Death Knights.History
Before the events in The Third War,this wasteland was once a part of The Kingdom of Lordaeron.The goverment was seated in Stratholme,the regions largest city.Other smaller cities were Darrowshire,Corrin's Crossing and Tyr's Hand.The quest of stopping The Scourge led Prince Arthas and Jaina Proudmoore trough the cities of Andorhal and Hearthglen ( now Western Plaguelands) to Stratholme.Once there,Prince Arthas,in his selfish quest for vengence over Mal'Ganis,orderd a purge of the city's inhabitans,seeing them as they were taken by the Plague of Undeath.Uther refused to obey him,and left together with Jaina to inform the King.Meanwhile,Arthas went into Stratholme,and tried to slain Mal'Ganis,but in doing so,lost himself,and he became a Death Knight.After he slained Mal'Gains in Northrend,he returned to Lordaeron,and killed his own father,King Terenas.After the fall of the capitol,The Plague destroyed what was left of Lordaeron,and is now called Western Plaguelands,and Eastern Plaguelands,respectivly.Regions
Acherus: The Ebon Hold
Blackwood Lake
Browman Mill
Corin's Crossing
Crown Guard Tower
The Crypt of Remembrance
Darrowshire
Death's Breach
The Fungal Vale
The Infectis Scar
Lake Mereldar
Light's Hope Chapel
The Marris Stead
Mazra'Alor
Northdale
Northpass Tower
The Noxious Glade
The Pestilent Scar
Plaguewood
Quel'Lithien Lodge
The Ruins of the Scarlet Enclave
The Scarlet Base Camp
The Scarlet Basilica
Stratholme
Terrordale
Nestled in the northwest corner ,it's now a ghost town due to being one of the first human settlements overrun by the Scourge. It lies west of Plaguewood and Stratholme, near the entrance to a tunnel that leads to the banks of the Thondroril River.Much like the town of Darkshire haveing once been called Grand Hamlet, Terrordale likely had a much less morbid name before the invasion of the Scourge. The game and its associated lore gives no clues as to the haunted town's previous name, however a likely candidate for the name is Cinderhome.No facilities in Terrordale remain for players to use, aside from one delusional fungi merchant, but there are a few quests to be obtained or carried out here.This area is some particular interest to those that are collecting Crypt Fiend Parts, as Crypt Fiends are very common in Terrordale and its nearby cave, Terrorweb Tunnel. Wandering the withered grounds of this area is also the neutral level 60Plagued Swine, considered a very good choice as a pet for Hunters.One visiting Terrordale must be careful, as there have been sightings of a Nerubian Overseer that walks back and forth through the west end of Terror Web Tunnel to an unspecified location in the town itself, seeking a victim to sink it's venom-coated fangs into.
Terrorweb Tunnel
A long and winding tunnel into the mountain northwest of Terrordale. It is full of Crypt Fiends (Nerubians), and stretches through the mountain from Terrordale in the north and extends south to the spring of the Thondroril River. At the entrance from the river, you can find a level 61 (elite) quest giver, Tirion Fordring.One must be very careful when travelling this path, as not only is this path crowded with many Crypt Fiends, but occasionally a very powerful and elite member of its kind, the Nerubian Overseer, stalks the tunnel.
The Thondroril River
Makes up the border between the Western and Eastern Plaguelands. It runs from near the Terrorweb Tunnel to the north and empties out into Darrowmere Lake to the south. Along the river on on both sides, you can find maggots, vampire bats, plaguebears and spiders. You can also find Tirion Fordring (a level 61 elite quest giver) near a ruined farmhouse on the Eastern Plaguelands side of the river.
Tyr's Hand
A fortified city located in Eastern Plaguelands to the southeast. Tyr’s Hand is the only major human settlement left in this part of Lordaeron (not counting Light's Hope Chapel). It is manned by an army of Scarlet Crusaders and is untouched by the undead plague. The few humans who roam the Plaguelands desperately seek the safety of Tyr’s Hand.
Tyr's Hand Abbey
The smaller of the two religious facilities at Tyr's Hand, the larger being the Scarlet Basilica. The abbey is well tended for, and has different function for the religious Scarlet Crusade than the basilica does. It is built very much like Northshire Abbey, comprised of three sections named the Main Hall, the Hall of Arms, and the Library Wing.
The Undercroft
A crypt in the southwestern part of the region. It is home to a band of undead trolls who are led by the undead dire troll Zaeldarr the Outcast. He leads occasional raids on the Argent Dawn's base at Light's Hope Chapel to steal bodies from their grave pit. It is also the location of Tirion Fordring's ersatz grave.
Zul'Mashar
Located in the north-eastern part of the region and the home of a small tribe of Mossflayer forest trolls that have been under some questionable action. Not much is known of them, and from their appearance appear to be into many undead practices or have survived the undead assault in the Plaguelands. Zul'Mashar contains the troll ziggurat Mazra'Alor, and is the home of the rare mobs Warlord Thresh'jin and Zul'Brin Warpbranch. Here Infiltrator Hameya also makes his home.
| Name | Platforms | Developer | ||
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World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King released on Nov. 13, 2008 |
PC, MAC | Blizzard Entertainment | |
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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade released on Jan. 16, 2007 |
PC, MAC | Blizzard Entertainment | |
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World of Warcraft released on Nov. 23, 2004 |
PC, MAC | Blizzard Entertainment | |
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Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne released on July 1, 2003 |
PC, MAC | Blizzard Entertainment | |
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Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos released on July 3, 2002 |
PC, MAC | Blizzard Entertainment |
| Name: | Eastern Plaugelands |
| Appears in: | 5 games |
| First appearance: | Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos |
| Aliases | Eastern Plaguelands |




















