[Blocked Houses] The Random Expeditions: The Hidden Houses (4.3.4)

[Strangletusk]

Hey guys, Strangletusk here with a return to live server exploring for The Random Expeditions, with this 11th episode!

Today we look at two newly found examples of one of my favourite types of exploration - the 'hidden house', where building models are either hidden under the world or half-submerged in the ground, requiring some under-the-world exploration to access. In the video, I look at first, a 'hidden house' at the Ironforge Airfield, which is blocked off by a snow-drift, and secondly, the large cellar of a Wildhammer house in the Twilight Highlands which has been blocked off by rubble.

Enjoy!

[fa3sr011]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Strangletusk again.

Great video as always!

[xPlacebox]

Great vid! The commentary is always my favorite part lol. +rep if I can

[WizardTrokair]

Your videos are consistent. Your commentary is entertaining. You focus on non-instance explorations which is rare and therefore refreshing. Your technique is always solid... and I've never personally been to either of these spots. And I love your music too!

StrangleTusk is King. +5 rep.

[Strangletusk]

Your videos are consistent. Your commentary is entertaining. You focus on non-instance explorations which is rare and therefore refreshing. Your technique is always solid... and I've never personally been to either of these spots.

StrangleTusk is King. +5 rep.

Thanks very much Trok, this really does mean a lot to me - especially coming from such an esteemed explorer as yourself, and your continued support to me on both these forums and my videos has been a massive boost to me ever since I've started exploring. Not to mention the inspiration you've given me, and many others, with your great explorations to keep exploring, to keep pushing the boundaries...to keep exploration alive. Just...thanks

I'd also like to thank all the great people, like those above, that support my videos and churn out some really inspiring explorations - you guys are great!