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Harvey Randall

WoW's revisiting old zones for Midnight and The Last Titan because not every story 'has to be told within the context of a new continent'

A screenshot of the World of Warcraft: Midnight alpha. A wide shot of Silvermoon City, the golden elven city. A beaming building sits in the middle, surrounded by bushes and a glowing pool.

World of Warcraft: Midnight's doing some interesting stuff—reimagining zones from The Burning Crusade which (sorry) came out in 2007 (so sorry) which was almost 20 whole years ago (I really am sorry). That's only a couple years shy of being able to drink in the US.

But that's not where Blizzard's stopping. It's tackling Northrend for the expansion afterwards, The Last Titan—and one of the questlines in Midnight will be called Arator's Journey, taking you through a gauntlet of old world zones.

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