Uninhabited Wastelands: The Loneliest Zones in WoW
World of Warcraft is a vast and expansive game, but not all of its zones are bustling with activity. In fact, many of them are nearly abandoned and left to ruin. Players recently discussed the least populated zones in the game, and the answers varied across continents, revealing that more areas may be deserted than we realize.
Silithus: A Deserted Zone?
One zone that was frequently mentioned as the least populated is Silithus, located in the southwestern part of Kalimdor. Known for its lack of questing content, Silithus has remained relatively empty even in modern WoW. However, some players argued against this claim, pointing out that Silithus is home to Ahn’Qiraj, a raid that is still relevant for reputation farming and completionists. Additionally, the presence of Sargeras’ sword in the zone has attracted players interested in catching up on the story. While Silithus may not be the most populated zone, it is certainly a contender.
Other Desolate Zones
Players also mentioned zones like Arathi Highlands and Hinterlands as being devoid of activity in retail WoW. These zones, once prominent in Classic WoW, have become silent in the modern version of the game. However, with the upcoming Eastern Kingdoms Dragonriding Cup, which unlocks races in older zones, their popularity may see a resurgence.
Felwood: The Forgotten Forest
In our opinion, the least-populated zone in WoW is Felwood. This small strip of land nestled between Darkshore, Mount Hyjal, and Moonglade has very few quests and lacks the appeal of other zones. Even if you choose to level through Kalimdor in Chromie Time, there are better options for gaining experience. Felwood’s limited size, lack of questing content, and absence of endgame reasons to revisit make it the least visited place in retail WoW.
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The author of this article is a passionate World of Warcraft player who enjoys exploring the game’s vast world and uncovering its hidden gems.
Source: DOTESPORTS
