Exile's Reach players must play to the end of the Exile's Reach Zone, and racial newbie zone players may not go to Exile's Reach). Once you have chosen which path to take, you may not switch to the other (ie. If you are an experienced character with more than one character on your account, you will be given the choice either to go to your character's racial newbie zone or to Exile's Reach for 1-10 leveling. If you are a brand new player with a new account and no other characters on that account, you will automatically be sent to Exile's Reach as your first leveling experience. You have one and only one opportunity to enter Exile's Reach, and this screen is where you make that decision: as a level 1 character. Pro Tip: These are tips for new players that cover a few things that Exile's Reach lessons don't address, but will make your leveling life a lot easier. This guide has been updated for Dragonflight, although the changes are primarily cosmetic. It begins with a hunt for a missing expedition and goes through a shipwreck, an attack by quilboars, the rescue of a major character's family member (in the Alliance storyline, it's a son in the Horde side, it's a daughter), a class-defining lesson from a local master, further rescues of expedition members, all culminating in a 1-5 person, 2-boss dungeon experience. Most quest names are the same the only place the quests differ at all is during the introduction of Vehicles in the Saving Family section. The cast of characters is different, but they all perform the same roles and follow the same storyline through to the end.
The storyline is nearly identical for both Horde and Alliance players. Experienced players should also try the zone for its storyline and gorgeous scenery - and they might even learn something they've forgotten along the way! It's a beautifully-designed zone with important lessons built into each quest. Exile's Reach is a 1-10 leveling zone introduced in the Shadowlands expansion, designed to help players new to World of Warcraft learn the mechanics of playing the game, use in-game commands, and develop their class.
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