One Shots: Outland skies

by Krystalle Voecks Oct 20th 2009 at 2:00PM

Filed under: World of Warcraft, Fantasy, Screenshots, One Shots

With Patch 3.3 bringing in lots of goodies, the holiday event coming up, and Cataclysm looming on the horizon, Outland may not be the place a lot of people are spending time these days. Nonetheless, the skies over this strange other-world remain a beautiful place to stop and enjoy a moment of quiet. This great World of Warcraft One Shots comes to us from Tristalus of the Crimson Alliance - a guild that he says has been together for 12 years this December! He writes in: Many of us have moved on from Outlands for some time now. One day while I was flying through gathering some materials, I looked up. Everything came together in the sky for a beautiful screenshot! You can almost picture flying through that can't you?

When your server goes down for maintenance, why not take a little time and dig through that screenshot folder. That way if you find something tasty from your travels, you can email it to us here at oneshots AT massively DOT com along with your name, the name of the game, and a quick description. Any other info you'd like to share about your guild, group, character, etc, is welcome as well. We'll post it out here and give you the thanks for contributing to One Shots!

Gallery: One Shots

Tags: activision-blizzard, blizzard, crimson-alliance, one-shots, screenshot, screenshots, tristalus, world-of-warcraft, wow

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

noamraz05 said on 3:17PM 10-20-2009

Outland was and will be my favorite world in WoW, I really liked the design of those areas, the questes, the dungen and etc.
Too bad that wotlk came out.

Calarius said on 5:28PM 10-20-2009

A shot not too unlike that was my background shortly after BC came out. Blizzard does do nice stuff, when they put their minds to it.

kia said on 1:20AM 10-21-2009

I took a ss fairly similar to this just last night as I was flying across Hellfire Peninsula and was struck by just how gorgeous it was after looking for months at dreary Northrend.

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