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Commentaire de Boxofbeer

Rare mobs of Dun Morogh https://youtu.be/leku84jbbxo

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Commentaire de TheOnyx

This is the starting zone for both the Dwarves and Gnomish races. Characters start in Coldridge Valley.

Ironforge, the capital city for Dwarves and Gnomes, is located in the northern-central part of this zone.

Commentaire de 9110

The instance located in this zone is Gnomeregan. even though it is located in a starting area, you shouldn't attempt it until you are mid-level (30-40).

Commentaire de Kaoswarr

Dun Morogh Desciption/Lore

The jagged, snowy peaks of Dun Morogh provide the Ironforge Dwarves with a limitless supply of ore and stone for their ambitious engineering endeavors. From the city of Ironforge, dug deep into the mountains, to Anvilmar in the Coldridge Valley, the marvels of Dwarven ingenuity mark the land. Not all is at peace in Dun Morogh, however. The Dwarves

Commentaire de 84425

Dun Morogh is a snowy area surrounded by mountains. The Dwarves happily inhabited Dun Morogh years ago, mining the days away. They had no care for the Gnomes that dwelled within Gnomeregan, nor did they have any conflict. That was, until, Gnomeregan was infected with disease and infiltrated by Troggs, and the Gnome king was betrayed. The Gnomes found themselves driven out of their own home land. They joined the alliance and found a new home with the dwarves. Sadly, all the Gnomes who attempted to stay and fight for Gnomeregan were slain or infected with disease. Meanwhile, outside Gnomeregan, the Frostmane Trolls are making themselves at home within the glaciers and atop the frozen lakes of Dun Morogh. The Gol'Bolar Quarry miners dug into the home of a Trogg colony. Now they struggle to fight back the Troggs, but several have escaped and are pestering Anvilmar. Your duty as a new Dwarf or Gnome recruit: Attempt to fend back the angry Troggs, and slay several of the Trolls before a mass attack is executed! Points of interest: Coldridge Valley, where you start your journey as a Dwarf or Gnome. Kharanos, where you can further protect Dun Morogh. Brewnall Village, where you can help fight back the ferocious beasts that constantly siege it. Gol'Bolar Quarry, where you can attempt to send the Troggs back into their home. Gnomeregan, the ruined city of the Gnomes where you can attempt to end it's irradication (level 25-35 recommended). And finally, Ironforge, the enormous city the Dwarves built inside of a mountain!

Commentaire de Queggy

Ram mounts may be purchased at Amberstill ranch.

Commentaire de 64237

how would a Horde character get to this area?

Commentaire de 129664

Random Place

Abandon dock along with abandoned cottage (Gotten to by swimming)

http://www.wowhead.com/?maps

Sign says Newman's Landing

Commentaire de 159774

If for some reason you wish to take the long swim around and you swim across the zone (from the sea) from Westfall to Wetlands or vice versa you will end up passing through this zone from a sea point of view. Something very interesting when you reach Dun Morogh and close to Wetlands a lot of huge trees are on the side, a few cut off. There however is no snow on the side of the moutains facing the sea.

Commentaire de Zakton

Pronounced "Doon Morah"

Commentaire de 17624

I always pronounced it Dun Morrow.

Commentaire de 180557

Dwarves and gnomes have been part of the Alliance for quite some time. These industrious folk have also supported each other, and that shows in the both races live in close proximity without savaging each other every few years. Yet, there are clear differences between these two cultures. The dwarves are strong, courageous, and proud. They produce blades, guns, armor, and great buildings of stone. Gnomes are more inquisitive, building gadgets that are not always of immediate use or even known purpose. Together, the two races make Dun Morogh a land of many trades.

Commentaire de 262888

There are several ways to get to Dun Morogh and Ironforge for horde.
- You can run from Badlands or from Arathi to Loch Modan and use one of the tunnels to Dun Morogh. Tunnels coords in Loch Modan are 18,16 20,63.
- You can use train from another alliance city - Stormwind. Of course, its dangerous enough even if you have Prowl or stealth. But its really usefull when youre in big horde raid for killing Alliance bosses.
- And finally you can use goblin teleporter in Booty Bay, that will teleport you to Gnomeregan. You need to get quest http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=2842 to do this.

Commentaire de 359445

the newman's landing's coordinates may be a skit on 1 to 70 (co ords 10,70) just a thing i noticed. also its the place where lvl 1 alli chars start about 1 sec before movie about the race and then TP's to starting zone hence the name "NEWmans LANDING. also the name may be a pun on "no mans land" taken from wowwiki

Commentaire de Tordhrano

Things to do in Dun Morogh

Commentaire de deffar

This is the First zone (zone 1)

Commentaire de csdani84

Just a piece of information. At 7.6, 63.1 there are some pits you can hardly get out from. I was running to High Admiral "Shelly" Jorrik when accidentally fell into one, and spent some 4 minutes trying to jump out.

Commentaire de NikNovi

There's a plane service from Gol'Bolar Quarry to Ironforge Airfield. But I'm still trying to get there of foot... maybe it will go from North Gate Pass...R

Commentaire de 765979

Ok here's how to get to the airfield if you don't have a flying mount and want to get the explore dun morogh achievement. Go to gol'bolar quarry there are three low level quest's do all three they are right there in the quarry when they are completed there will be a follow up quest to go to bahrum's post its right down the road. two more quests here then a follow up to get Dark iron dwarf plans when you turn in the plans "there's going to be an attack on the airfield" so he sends you back to the quarry to get a flying machine from the gnome there which will take you up to the airfield if that's the last spot you needed on your map then you should get the achievement as soon as you land.

Commentaire de Moonking1983

Although this is by far my favorite starting zone, I have to say it's also one of the toughest. Coldridge has a quest that is still stuck in Vanilla mode (meaning the drop rate for the quest items SUCK HARD), there are quite a few mobs that hit like semi-trucks going 80 miles per hour, a very, VERY annoying elemental with a Charge-ish ability, and 2 other mobs that have really fast dual wield with stuns or poisons.

All in all though, it's fun zone, but if you plan on starting a character and leveling it through this zone, GIVE YOUR CHARACTER HEIRLOOMS! You'll regret it if you don't.

Commentaire de 837870

Two things to mention:

1- They forgot one big flight master: The one in ironforge. There's 3 flight master in Dun Morogh

2- You can go to the airfield from a strange chopper in golbolar Quarry.

Hope this helps

Commentaire de Chibchub123

Gnome starting area bugged in the Beta, various other quests bugged.

Verdict: Bring BoA gear if you're going to level a gnome (probably dwarf too) and just grind it out till you can go to Loch Modan

Commentaire de Tronski

Everybody loves rares! Have a macro!

/tar Bjarn
/tar Edan the Howler
/tar Gibblewilt
/tar Great Father Arctikus
/tar Hammerspine
/tar Timber

Just click it occasionally as you go and make sure your map track targets!

Also: http://www.wowhead.com/zone=1#show:rare <- Will show you where you should expect to find them on the map on this page.
Refresh the page if they aren't shown immediately.

Commentaire de therantris

Right under the "N" in Ironforge on the map there is a cave with Sledders and kegs, I have only been able to reach this area by flying so far.

Commentaire de 1028885

Dun Morogh is home to a total of 6 Rares, that can be found all throughout the region.

Here is a list of the above mentioned rares and where to find them:

- Martelléchine. 79.4, 50.2 (North of the Quary).
- Bjarn. 67.00, 59.00 (West of Quary).
- Edan le Hurleur. 46.4, 47.6 (West of Kharanos, in the Yeti Cave).
- Grand-père Arctikus. 29.4, 49.8 or 49.0, 37.4 (Frostmanehold, Northwest of Kharanos).
- Grumeux. 68.0, 37.0 (New Tinkertown).
- Margouilleur. 40.8, 45.2 (New Tinkertown).

Rares give above average experience and Loot(Compared to areas average).

Commentaire de 1205711

Actually at lvl 90 it's easy to get in the guards inside and outside the tunnels are easy kills.

Commentaire de Bullerick

Before Cataclysm in December 2010, the airfield was supposedly inaccessible. However, people found several exploits where it was possible to climb the mountains from Loch Modan and make way to the airfield. During this time it was impossible to use flying mounts in Azeroth and you would only ever see this airfield when you are flying from, or through Ironforge, northwards (unless you took advantage of the exploitable areas).

The airstrip was rumored to be the initial starting area for gnomes. There is no evidence that this was the case but it matches properties of other starting areas with there being a couple of buildings and a couple of little mob habitable areas. The idea may have been abandoned and left as scenery for people using flight paths. Or it could be you know.. Just have been made as scenery initially, with no complicated stories behind it. Cool idea anyhow!

EDIT: Of course as you may know already is that nowadays, it is an easily accessible area for anyone questing there, or simply flying there by flying mount! It is simply a level 9-11ish questing area with a raging war between the Ironforge and Dark Iron dwarves.

Commentaire de Taraezor

As of the current patch at posting this, Dun Morogh is fairly easy for levelling. As it is meant to be these days with "Vanilla" way behind us. Blizzard/players want us out of Dun Morogh and arguably Ironforge to the more advanced content.

A good tip is that from the dwarf / gnome starting area get out of there a.s.a.p. to the next questing area (Kharanos) if you want faster progress. You won't miss a whole lot re story line or O.P. loot rushing to Kharanos and skipping the Toxic Airfield, Iceflow Lake, etc.

Better would be to slog it up to Ironforge as a priority and pick up your professions if you are in to them. Then down to Kharanos, all the while gathering your herbs, ore or skins. An excellent way to generate gold early on (sell on the AH), especially for new players. New players will struggle for gold to get mounts/flying.

So often overlooked as we zip through this area but for those who want to get professions quickly it is well worth the detour to meet Paxton Ganter over at the Iceflow Lake. Saves having to track down the Ironforge trainer who is a little out of the way.

Dun Morogh coordinates are (42.5, 38.5) and New Tinkertown coordinates are (62.2, 38.2). Or without coordinates go to the very centre of the Iceflow Lake as you see it on the map, then a little to the north east of there.

Rushing through Dun Morogh gets you to Stormwind quickly. Dun Morogh and Iron Forge are very quiet these days. Wait until you get to Stormwind. Greeted with famous Stormwind music and lots of players around the bank / Auction House. The first real sign that this is an MMO type game!

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