Pointless Top 10: Weird Things Underwater in World of Warcraft

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[crendor]

Just realized I put 3 instead of THE END at the end so uhhh, 3

[cjradick]

i appreciate you wowcrendor, thank you for putting in the effort for these "pointless' videos. these are always nice to watch

[insecdroid]

Writhing Leviathan: “HEY YOU!”
Champion: “EEP!”
Writhing Leviathan: “PLAY THEM FUNKY TUNES!”

[Demonai_Warrior]

When I first played WoW, I saw undead could swim underwater for a long time.

So I went exploring the ocean in Tirisfal glades. Fatigue killed me and I woke up in Durotar.

I just... had to learn how to play and survive on my own because I was so lost. But it felt cool.

[PeterJL]

The fish know all the secrets. They know the cold. They know the dark.

[MegaNever]

Honorable mention to the Tortollan Wedding in Zuldazar, also underwater and one of the possible teleport points for the BFA Wormhole.

[connorwalsh]

Can't believe you missed the random orb way in the fatigue zone in Vashjir

[duckieforever]

Hi! Civil War historical interpreter here. Sullivan Ballou wrote the letter to his wife a week before the first Battle of Manassas/ Bull Run. He was the major of the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry, made famous in “ All For The Union”, the memoir of Elisha Hunt Rhodes. Rhodes mentions Ballou’s death in the book, but the letter isn’t included. It can be found online, and I have to say that it is one of the most poignant and beautiful letters I’ve ever read.. Ballou’s widow did not receive the letter until a year after his death when the governor of Rhode Island made a personal visit to Virginia to reclaim the remains of several Union soldiers buried on the battlefield, Ballou’s potentially among them. I say potentially because the corpses recovered had been stripped of anything valuable or able to identify them and all showed signs of post death mutilation, with most showing signs of dismemberment, with many having been burned to charred remnants or ash before burial.

[Faxanadu_]

In Pandaria, off the coast of Townlong Steppes, theres a bunch of seemingly random "Ancient Leviathans", they share Ozumat's model and they are scattered around Shan'ze Dao and the southern waters of the zone, spooked me a bit the first time I saw them

[ragemalachi]

My fave underwater spots: one is in Pandaria near soggy's gambit. There is a face smoking a pipe with blinking eyes all made out of shells and coral. The other is a giant glowing orb far south of vashjir surrounded by gigantic dragon skeletons. Sadly the last one you can only see at a distance due to it being under the death plane. Shammy far-seeing ftw

[jvstice]

These Pointless Top 10s almost make me want to return to WoW just so I could explore freely on my own and look for some out of the way things myself. Almost....

[WyrdSimi]

honestly i'm scared shitless of any underwater anything in games thanks to thalassophobia but i love WoW's underwater taverns... the leviathan would scare the absolute shit out of me but i love the idea that he's just... dancin'~

[Banaanivatkuli]

Also check out the Horde BfA warcampaing questline Operation: Bottom Feeder. You dive in the middle of the great sea in an instance of pure water for miles for Derek Proudmoore's body.

[razien]

the weirdest thing underwater imo, is the orb found way off the fatigue zone in Vashj'ir with the 2 dragon skeletons if i remember correctly. Whats weird about it is that it has a deathwall around it, meaning if you dont die by the dmg from fatigue, you will die once you get closer to this. There were thoeries about it for years, but seems like blizzard forgot about it sadly

[byefelicia]

Another great video
Btw when you said you wish someone made that skeleton underwater into an actual building, they did do that in Frostfire ridge with a ancient gronn skeleton, ogres inhabited it

[killerexe]

1:40 Hate to be that guy, but the sword in the stone was not the Excalibur. The sword in the stone was maybe called Caliburn, but that's disputed and it is mostly called just "The sword from a stone". Excalibur was given to King Arthur by the Lady of the Lake after Caliburn broke.

[jimmy]

I found the Writhing Leviathan organically during BFA and it was very unsettling to behold at first. It was on my mind the entire time watching this video. Glad it made the list

[christines.]

Crendor, I cant believe to left "Gnomelantis" (gnomish atlantis) off the list, it is such a neat little area off the south shore of Tanaris

[wedgeserif]

The "cage" next to the gnome skeleton is a lobster pot (trap). You can tell because it has nets on the end for the lobsters to crawl in.

[HawkknightXC]

Number 1 with the kraken in vol'dun was kind of scary with how dark it was underwater.