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The Raging Chasm

Eastern Kingdoms - Level 5-30.

Expansion
Classic
Continent
Eastern Kingdoms
Level
5-30
Eastern Kingdoms loading screen, shared by the zones of Eastern Kingdoms (the game has no screen of The Raging Chasm's own)
Eastern Kingdoms loading screen, shared by the zones of Eastern Kingdoms (the game has no screen of The Raging Chasm's own)
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Details

LevelLevel 5-30
ExpansionClassic
Game mapEastern Kingdoms

Counts are what the current game build's data holds for this zone.

Map

Eastern Kingdoms map

The game data gives The Raging Chasm no map of its own. Shown here: the in-game map of Eastern Kingdoms, the continent its game map belongs to. The game data gives no position for it on this map, so nothing is marked.

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About The Raging Chasm

The Raging Chasm is an area of the Eastern Kingdoms game map, from Classic.

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Achievements Tied to The Raging Chasm

2 achievements in the current game data name The Raging Chasm in their criteria.

  • Explore Westfall (10 points) Explore Westfall, revealing the covered areas of the world map. The Raging Chasm is one of its 13 areas to discover, with Sentinel Hill, Saldean's Farm, Furlbrow's Pumpkin Farm, The Jansen Stead, Jangolode Mine, The Molsen Farm, The Dead Acre, Moonbrook, Alexston Farmstead, Demont's Place, The Dagger Hills and The Dust Plains.
  • Surveying the Damage (10 points) Explore the following areas in Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms to see the changes wrought by the Cataclysm. The Raging Chasm is one of its 13 areas to discover, with The Battlescar in Southern Barrens, The Sundering in Stranglethorn, The Scar of the Worldbreaker in Badlands, The Ruins of Auberdine in Darkshore, The Valley of the Watchers in Tanaris, Thunder Peak in Ashenvale, Southfury Watershed in Durotar, Cenarion Wildlands in Desolace, The Shimmering Deep in Thousand Needles, The Greymane Wall in Silverpine, The Raging Chasm in Westfall, The Stonewrought Dam in Loch Modan and Ruins of Southshore in Hillsbrad Foothills.