When Shen-zin Su travels near the Maelstrom, life on the Wandering Isle-once pacific and enlightening-is cast into crisis. Here on the "Wandering Isle" young, eager pandaren train and learn, engaging in mock combat against one another and mastering the tools and forms of martial arts. This great sea turtle roamed Azeroth's oceans for hundreds of years, eventually losing contact with their mist-shrouded homeland. Generations ago, pandaren explorers began to gather on the back of a giant turtle: Shen-zin Su. It is the rare pandaren indeed who sought a way beyond the mists of Pandaria. However, with the release of the Legion expansion, the Temple of Five Dawns at the Isle's center became the Order Hall for monks. Originally, pandaren players could not return to the Isle once they left, and others players could not reach it, either. They were the first race to have that option. Pandaren players are able to progress through the quests, then choose which faction to join at its conclusion: Horde or Alliance. In the Mists of Pandaria expansion, the Wandering Isle was introduced as the starting zone of the pandaren. Wildlife native to Pandaria also live upon the turtle's back. Forests lush and green sprang up upon the turtle's back, and the pandaren erected buildings, temples, and farms. They were gone for such a long time that their own homeland was even lost to them. Pandaren afflicted with wanderlust accompanied the giant turtle, venturing out to explore the known world. The Wandering Isle is a giant turtle named Shen-zin Su that left Pandaria 10,000 years ago and began growing. Heroes must figure out the cause of the land's illness before the entire island plunges into the abyss! When the weather changes unexpectedly on the Isle and it begins erratically spiraling toward the Maelstrom, the elders at the Temple of Five Dawns request the aid of four elemental spirits to unravel the mystery. Isle loading screen Separated from Pandaria for millennia, the Wandering Isle meanders the oceans of Azeroth. Last mapped between Pandaria and southwest Eastern Kingdoms Sources: World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1, pg.
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