Spires of Arak

Spires of Arak is a zone in southern. Previously known only as Arak, it once contained a single massive spire that dominated the forested landscape, before it was sundered by the destruction of the Apexis' Breath of Rukhmar. It is the homeland of arakkoa, who rule over the land from the Skyreach, a majestic palace situated atop the largest spire in the area. Their society, however underwent a great schism between the winged arakkoa and the wingless, who are considered lesser beings by their winged brethren. Many of the wingless arakkoa flee the Spires and pour into Talador, while the Iron Horde's strengthens their presence. Many Azerothians also have built their bases along the coast, such as the Steamwheedle Cartel or the Alliance expedition led by Admiral Taylor.

All that remains of the Spires of Arak in Outland is Skettis, which is now considered to be a part of Terokkar Forest (formerly known as Talador).

• Retribution Point, Talador
• Axefall, Spires of Arak
• Southport, Spires of Arak
• Crow's Crook, Spires of Arak
• Veil Terokk, Spires of Arak

Continuing the tradition started on the Timeless Isle, Spires of Arak has a huge number of vignettes, which are one-time events like killing rare mobs, looting treasure chests, or completing scripted events. Nearly all of the vignettes reward Garrison Resources in addition to an uncommon or rare-quality item.

• Cloth:
• Sumptuous Fur
• Herbalism:
• Frostweed
• Skinning:
• Raw Beast Hide
• Mining:
• Blackrock Ore
• True Iron Ore
• Fishing:
• Sea Scorpion
• Abyssal Gulper Eel

• Bloodsting Wasp
• Golden Dawnfeather
• Sapphire Firefly
• Silkbead Snail
• Swamplighter Firefly
• Thicket Skitterer

• Amorphs
• Ancients
• Basilisks
• Bats
• Boars
• Dread ravens
• Fungal monsters
• Ghosts
• Apexis guardians
• Groupers
• Hydras
• Kaliri
• Mandragoras
• Blood globules
• Raptors
• Ravagers
• Riverbeasts
• Rylaks
• Skeletons
• Skeletal wind serpents
• Spore walkers
• Talbuks
• Toads
• Void wolves
• Wasps
• Wolves

• While seemingly just part of Talador, an early concept of Arak included two settlements. "Slavisar", presumably what became Bladefist Hold, and an arakkoa town named "Anzulekk".

Cumbres de Arak