Tanaan Jungle

Tanaan Jungle (pronounced "tuh-NAHN") is a region in eastern. It is the seat of the Iron Horde's dominion over Draenor and home to the, as well as the recently constructed that serves as a time-space gateway between Draenor and Azeroth. The Azerothian expedition mounts a counter-offensive against Iron Horde's operations in their homeworld in a desperate bid to shut down the gateway, with heavy losses that force the remnants to escape elsewhere in order to find allies.

The peninsula serves as a primary base of operations for the Iron Horde, now part of the Burning Legion following 's usurpation of, whose influence permeates the region. Most of the Iron Horde resources and troops can be found there, supported by demonic forces. Mountains and orcish fortifications make the heart of this land nearly unreachable from the ground level, making it a perfect place for the Iron Horde's seat of power: the stronghold now known as.

The jungle was corrupted when unleashed the Felblight, a river of fel sludge flowing down from the pinnacle of the down to, where it forms a deadly moat around the orcish fortress.

• Aktar's Post
• The Iron Front (separate flight masters)
• Malo's Lookout
• Sha'naari Refuge
• Vault of the Earth
• Lion's Watch
• Vol'mar

• Felblight
• Herbs
• Withererd Herb (contains any type of Draenic herb)
• Raw Beast Hide
• Ore
• Blackrock Deposit
• True Iron Deposit

• Bloodbeak
• Cerulean Moth
• Fen Crab
• Violet Firefly

• Earlier concept arts indicated that the original gateway to Draenor was supposed to be a "Chronal Spire", which was to be located in this zone.
• This zone is an alternate version of Hellfire Peninsula, where it never turned into the wasteland it is on Outland. Just like in the main timeline, it serves as a seat of power for the orcs in the alternate one, however, the Dark Portal ritual has stained the area around the structure with fel taint. When the Iron Horde served the Burning Legion, the demonic influence strengthened.
• While the zone was closed off from release until patch 6.2, players could circumnavigate the zone by sea. The cliffs, however, were insurmountable. The places where a player could walk right into the zone (such as the docks the player embarks from at the end of The Home Stretch) there was an invisible wall preventing access. There were no NPCs except for a large number of level 100 Iron Horde orcs in the northern inlet (what became Ironhold Harbor).

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Tanaan Jungle