First visited: 10 November 2026, at level 20
Places within: Three Corners, Lake Everstill, Lakeshire
Tasks done here: 1
From the lore
Elms rise over fast rivers in the Redridge Mountains, and the land climbs steadily toward the peaks. The range lies east of Elwynn Forest and south of the Burning Steppes. These hills lie under Stormwind's protection, though since the Second War they have been independent in name. The people are calm and content. They send Stormwind timber from the woods, fish from the lake and crops from the fields, and Redridge is one of the last peaceful regions in Azeroth.
The peace is imperfect. A force of Blackrock orcs came down from the Burning Steppes and holds Stonewatch Keep. Gnolls and more Blackrock orcs press on the town of Lakeshire from the surrounding hills. The road from the crossroads at Three Corners toward the keep is held by dragon whelps, gnolls, murlocs and wild beasts.
The surface of Lake Everstill looks calm. Murlocs live beneath it, and people still talk of a sea monster in the deep water.
Source: warcraft.wiki.gg, CC BY-SA 4.0, as retold in the Spoken addon.
Places I found here
Three Corners. At Three Corners the road splits three ways, toward the Three Shires. One road goes to Goldshire in Elwynn Forest, one to Lakeshire, and one to Darkshire in Duskwood. (source)
Lake Everstill. Wide, clear and azure, Lake Everstill fills the middle of the Redridge Mountains and gives the sleepy town of Lakeshire its setting. (source)
Lakeshire. Lakeshire sits on the northern bank of Lake Everstill, and the town has bled for that ground more than once. In the First War, Warchief Blackhand led a raiding party into these mountains to take it for the Horde. (source)