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Around Azeroth: Manaforge from above
Reader Elvenduil sends us this shot of one of Netherstorm's five manaforges. Though WoWWiki tells us that these structures, likely Naaru in design, are used to harvest mana from the Twisting Nether for the benefit of Keal'thas and his followers, all I can say about them is that they're very visually impressive. Even though this interesting angle highlights some of the structure's interesting features, it doesn't do it justice -- you're going to have to check out a manaforge in game to see the real deal. Do you have a unique shot of Azeroth or Outland that you'd like to show off to the rest of the world? Tell us about it by e-mailing a copy to aroundazeroth@wow.com, with as much or as little detail as you'd like to share with the world! %Gallery-1816%
Around Azeroth: Inside the Mana Forge
Reader Timbolicious sends in this unique shot from one of the Mana Forges in Netherstorm. From this particular angle, it looks pretty much like the Mana Forge has been squashed flat. (Hey, maybe this picture is part of a papercraft, build-it-yourself-at-home Mana Forge? Cool!)Do you have a unique shot of Azeroth or Outland that you'd like to show off to the rest of the world? Tell us about it by e-mailing aroundazeroth@gmail.com! Or perhaps you'd just like to see more of your pics from Around Azeroth. %Gallery-1816%
Around Azeroth: The mana forges of Netherstorm
Reader Poirot of Knights of Arcadia on Dark Iron sends in this incredible shot of one of the mana forges in Netherstorm from above. And if you think this mana forge is massive? Poirot notes that it's dwarfed by Tempest Keep, whose full height can't even be rendered by his machine.Do you have a unique shot of Azeroth or Outland that you'd like to show off to the rest of the world? Tell us about it by e-mailing aroundazeroth@gmail.com! You can attach a picture file or send us a link to one -- and don't worry about formatting, we'll take care of that part. See more of your pics from Around Azeroth. %Gallery-1816%
