The Black Empire

Fun fact: This map is not the original map of the raid. It is a copy and in the same instance as Azmerloth .
I found this by walking out of bounds for a very long time to the northwest until i reached a northend-like coast. When touching normal ground i got teleported with the time-sand effect to the murloc party of Deathwingurlugull! .

I wish I could come back to this area without it being in a quest. The area was SUPER cool to explore in. I just finished the quest a few moments ago, and tbh I spent a lot of the time going and exploring the area.

Where it spawns you in, if you go back, and KEEP GOING when you see the "screen," you'll basically get into C'thun's house lol
Inside there is REALLY cool looking, and honestly I took a ton of screenshots with my character in there because it was incredible looking

I did end up falling through the map in an attempt to goblin-glider my way to a lower floor I saw, so don't do that more than once. The first one down is real, but no more than that. Really a cool place to explore!

I asked Bing (ChatGPT integrated): "Tell me a story that links the Void of StarCraft and Warcraft and places both stories in the same universe" and this is what I got:

"The Void is a dark and chaotic realm that exists outside the barriers of reality. It is a source of terrible power that can corrupt and twist anything it touches. Both StarCraft and Warcraft universes have encountered the Void and its denizens, such as the xel'naga, the Old Gods, and the void lords. A possible story that links these two universes is that a group of explorers from StarCraft's Koprulu sector stumbled upon a portal to the Void while investigating an ancient xel'naga temple. They entered the portal, hoping to find secrets of their origins, but instead found themselves in a corrupted world-soul infested by Old Gods. There they met a band of void elves from Warcraft's Azeroth, who had also entered the Void through another portal. Together they had to fight their way through hordes of void creatures and resist the whispers of madness. Along their journey they discovered that both xel'naga and Old Gods were creations of the void lords, who sought to shape reality in their image. They also learned that both StarCraft and Warcraft universes were part of a larger multiverse connected by the Void, and that they had to stop the void lords from destroying it all."

I've always thought a crossover would be mighty fun and that little blurb gave a quick example of how that could happen. Cool. I just had to share this somewhere.