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Commentaire de Silvertusk

Currently there's nothing of importance here, but in the expansion Karazhan (which you can see on the map) will be made into a L70 raid instance.

Commentaire de raventears

Deadwind's Pass can be a ince grinding area for the spirits and the ogres that inhabit the area.

Currently, there is nothing of much interest here besides the ruins of Karazan and the town below it, but with the expansion, Karazhan will soon be an opened instance for players to enter.

Karazhan was Medivh's Tower and where he spent most of his time while he was alive, before and during the first war. Many odd experiments went on throughout the halls of the tower and time was said to bend and fray at the seams within the tower.

Commentaire de Waldoss

As of 2.0, the exterior of Karazhan is now populated with level 69 and 70 non elite ghosts. Be careful if you wander in, they pack quite a punch and take a good 2 minutes to defeat. (At lvl 60)

Commentaire de SeriusJones

This is a good place to farm runecloth.

- SJ

Commentaire de 5169

If you're feeling bored, you can also die near the crypt behind Kharazan, and enter as a ghost and res. Its quite possibly one of the most horrifying and creepy areas in the game, especially once you find the underwater section. Its definitely not the stock copy'n'paste crypt that you find in other areas, lets put it that way.

It makes me wonder what Blizzard plans to do with such a dark and horrific dungeon...

Commentaire de 364

As of patch 2.0, several aspects of Deadwind Pass have changed, making previous comments null and void.

Firstly, the undead, non-elite mobs which live within the ruined town have had their levels increased. They now range between 68-70, with the majority being 70.

Secondly, there are now three NPCs in front of the tower. There are two archmages and an apprentice from the faction called "The Violet Eye". If you watch them for a few minutes, there is a short dialogue between them. Also, if you speak to one, you will then become neutral with their faction.

Thirdly, they have finally fixed the crypt behind Kaharazan so that you cannot go through the gates as a ghost. So unfortunately exploring this area anymore before the release of BC looks highly unlikely.

And lastly, if you somehow make it to the gates of the tower, while you can open the grating and wander through the portal, it will send you an error saying that you cannot enter the dungeon without a key of some sort, and not until you are at least level 68. This might be a typo, though, since the meeting stone beside the tower says the level range for this dungon is 70.

Commentaire de nyiddle

Lots and LOTS of gold farmers almost always at Deadwind Pass. If GM's decided to ban em all they'd have a field day (at least in my server).

Commentaire de 74168

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Commentaire de 67401

Just wanted to add that lowbies are able to travel from Duskwood to Swamp of Sorrows without any trouble from mobs as long as one keep to the road travelling eastwards.

Commentaire de 36836

From Wowwiki:

Deadwind Pass
Deadwind Pass Crypt
Deadwind Pass Crypt

This crypt lies behind the tower of Karazhan in Deadwind Pass, in the cemetery at Morgan's Plot. It is by far the largest of the crypts, stretching deep underground in a labyrinthine series of rooms, each more horrifying than the previous. Easily the most horrific chamber is the "Upside Down Sinners" - a large water-filled room with dead people attached to chains floating upside-down, feet pointing towards the ceiling. The underground network of crypts contains other strange chambers as well:

* Well of the Forgotten
* The Pauper's Walk
* The Pit of Criminals
* Tome of the Unrepentant
* The Slough of Dispair

The bizarre layout and naming conventions of the crypt are unlike any other region, dungeon, or instance in the game. The purpose of the crypt is unknown - it may be a playground for developers, a testing site of sorts, an unfinished instance, or something else entirely.

Commentaire de 90237

its very good training at 57

Commentaire de 82549

One curiosity I thought I would point out; in the Northwestern part of the zone (Where you can see a little hut Icon), there's a cart, tent and fire; the area's name is 'Ariden's Camp.' It's completely deserted.

However, according to Wowwiki, there is no NPC or mention of any NPC in WoW named Ariden, and probably the lore as well. Strange.

Commentaire de 124030

Crescent-Tail Skullfish can be caught by anyone with Fishing with 375 +Bobber(75). These are newly added as of 2.3 (I think) and are usable as a bonus food for Lvls 65+. They sell very well in AH (16g \ stack on Magtheridon) but the only place Alliance can get them is in Deadwind Pass in the river that flows into Kara. Be really, really careful fishing here if you have 375 Fishing but are below Lvl 60. Very few players below 60 will be running past you on the trail to Kara. I bring my 49 NE Hunter here all the time for some cash farming. the Drop Rate is a little low for Skullfish - around 10-14% by my estimate.

Commentaire de 145273

Some of the stuff in Karzahan could possibly be connected to Wrath of the Litch King.

Commentaire de 146445

Is there any mining nodes here?

Commentaire de Smaragd

Not too fond of copy/paste comments like this, but since noone else had commented it, it's ok.

It is (still) fully possible to get inside Morgan's Plot. You can't get inside as a ghost or wisp because there's an invisible wall behind the gate. Simply get someone to fear you through the invisible wall. I find the easiest way to duel an Alliance player with some sort of fear or a Polymorph, and running into the corner of the gate. In most cases, a fear will make you run away from the caster. The Polymorph method can take a few tries.

The names of the inside areas are already stated in their somewhat chronological order in the comment above.

Right inside the entrance is the Well of the Forgotten. You can follow the the Pauper's Walk down to a general crypt area with functional doors to a few small crypt chambers. Moving further down the Pauper's Walk, you'll pass a room with uneven earth mounds stacked up, and further moving into The Upside-down Sinners. As stated by WoWWiki, a large waterfilled chamber with corpses bound to sturdy chains. There is now several paths to follow beyond the water. In one area you'll find The Slough of Despair, which is a dark pit-like area. A different, more subtle route will lead you to the Tome of the Unrepentant and The Pit of Criminals. Both of these areas have longer bodies of shallow water covering the main ground, while the latter also has a huge pile of bones in one of the corners. There's some stairs leading up to the area above these last two chambers, where you can choose to drop back down into the Tome of the Unrepentant from an awning surrounding that room.

If you jump into the Well of the Forgotten, you will drop onto the huge pile of bones in The Pit of Criminals with under 1% health left (or about 30% if you're a rogue). This was probably thought out to serve some quicker way of getting back after a wipe, and it's by far one of the coolest things in the game. Be sure to have 100% health before attempting this, or getting your corpse back might become a problem.

Whether this crypt was supposed to be an instance or not is not known by many. I think it would feel fairly similar to Blackwing Lair as an area, but of course filled with undead in stead of dragonkin and orcs. It could be cool, but I somehow doubt Blizzard has any current plan to release this. It might serve as a future expansion of the old continents, when all the other continents and realms have been introduced. (I am not that interested in lore, so don't hit me for using the word 'all' if there's not that many).

Commentaire de fiote

Although the page says 55~60, there are no leveling quests in this zone.

The level range seems to be only about the mobs (except for the ones near Kz that are 68+, as pointed early).You know that the level range of the zones are always about that (mobs), but a lot of people (including me) use those ranges to find a good place to quest and level.

Well... now you know =)

Commentaire de 335959

Anyone know if this zone was completely remodeled in Beta or something? If you're a shaman and use Far Sight in ZG to where Deadwind is, the zone seems completely different, especially around Karazhan. No bridges, or water, or small town, just a little pass that winds up certain ridges.

Commentaire de Arnen

I discovered the Crypt behind Karazhan today while I was wandering aimlessly, and mistakenly thought the door was simply bugged not to open (hey, the color on it looks off!). I submitted a GM ticket and was told that the Morgan's Plot Crypt is an unfinished area that players aren't meant to explore yet. I did some research on the place, and now I'm kind of hopeful: if they do end up doing something with the Crypt, I'd like to see it; it looks pretty creepy from the videos I've seen!

Commentaire de 258919

Overall, Deadwind Pass is probably the least useful zone in the game except for Karazhan.

It serves as a passage between Duskwood and the Swamp of Sorrows, so many people take this route when they first go to Outland. For people going to the Swamp of Sorrows to quest, the path is perfectly safe - none of the higher level mobs there will attack you, because they're too far from the path to bother.

Karazhan itself was released during the Burning Crusade, and is regarded still today as one of the gaming community's favorite raids. Attunement starts in the World's End Tavern in Shattrath.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Does anyone know how to get up there from the road?

Commentaire de MateusPassos

Didn't see any comments on this (atleast not the first ones), so I thought I'd point it out.

When you head into Deadwind Pass from Duskwood, you come across a wooden plaque attached to a tree where a body is hanging; it reads (I paraphrase): "Abandon hope, ye who enters here!".

It's a reference to Dante's Divine Comedy.

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