Geography

These ruins are spread over five small islands. They can be reached by the Path of Iron in two ways, either by heading east from the Westfall Brigade Encampment (Alliance) or due east from Camp Oneqwah (Horde).

Notable characters

• Gavrock
• Elder Lunaro (during the Lunar Festival)

Trivia

The name Tethys is probably an inspiration from the ancient ocean [1], which stretched almost halfway around the world, and split Gondwanaland and Laurasia apart. Tethys existed from early Triassic, and until the late Eocene era.

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