Lost in Exodar
Patience is a virtue foreign to me :)
I couldn't just sit there and level-grind like I was supposed to me, so I decided to make a little trip to Exodar. In there I have learned many things.
Exodar is Big. Really big. It may seem like a long way to the corner chemist, but compared to the Exodar, that's peanuts. (For those of you who never read Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, stop reading this now, log onto Amazon.com and order NOW).
In face, Exodar is so huge, that without a mount I gave up on exploring it after around 10 minutes. The vastness is enhanced by the fact that the place is completely deserted on the beta server - I did not see a single player in the brief time I was there.
Here are some pictures from my trip (I sent imago back to the leveling zone).
I couldn't just sit there and level-grind like I was supposed to me, so I decided to make a little trip to Exodar. In there I have learned many things.
Exodar is Big. Really big. It may seem like a long way to the corner chemist, but compared to the Exodar, that's peanuts. (For those of you who never read Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, stop reading this now, log onto Amazon.com and order NOW).
In face, Exodar is so huge, that without a mount I gave up on exploring it after around 10 minutes. The vastness is enhanced by the fact that the place is completely deserted on the beta server - I did not see a single player in the brief time I was there.
Here are some pictures from my trip (I sent imago back to the leveling zone).
Elekks (a.k.a. earless baby elephants) 
With age, Great Elekks do not grow in size,
but instead develop a tough exo-skeleton. Obviously.
Exodar is underground and you get there via thisbreath-taking tunnel.
Among many wonders, Draenai have holographic displaysof the most wanted bosses of The Burning Crusade.
(and I think there is a guided tour watching them)
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