So I’ve always enjoyed running dungeons. Group content that didn’t require hours of preparing and coordination. 5 players against a the world. In the recent expansions it’s been all about M+, which I’ve enjoyed a ton, however there was still something magical about those old dungeons, and the feeling I had the first time i completed them. So it got me thinking, in your personal opinion, what is the best and/or most memorable dungeon of each expansion? Doesn’t matter if it’s from a gameplay/story/sentimental-point of view. I’ll go first:
Classic - Zul’Farrak: That stair gauntlet! especially in vanilla, where people actually wiped.
TBC - Shadow Labyrinth: Don’t know why really. The scenery was just awesome, and the bosses were great.
Wrath - Halls of Lightning: Same as above.
Cata - Well of Eternity: Getting to see a huge part of the WoW lore in person, was awesome.
Panda - Scarlet Halls: Didn’t play much during pandaria, however I’ve always had a strong connection with the original SM dungeons. And the rest of the pandaria dungeons is kinda ‘meh’.
WoD - Grimrail Depot: In M+ it was a nightmare, but the idea of a running train, was awesome and visually stunning.
Legion - Black Rook hold or Vault of the Wardens: Hard one to choose, but BRH for the lore, and VotW for the aesthetics and boss fights.
BfA - Waycrest Manor: Big scary house, different corridors with new routes ever, courtyard, and basement. Also the zone had the overall best story of the expansion.
Shadowlands - De Other Side: Bwonsamdi, Hakkar, Manastorms! Both nostalgic and fun, great boss fights.
Dragonflight - Algeth’ar Academy: I don’t really feel excited about any Dragonflight dungeons so far. However, Academy has a cool layout, and the bosses are fun, yet challenging.