This is a gaming blog, focusing on private WoW servers from vanilla to WotLK. Back when these versions of game were live, a part of official WoW experience provided by Blizzard , internet was a vastly different place, and blogs were popular.
I write about the private WoW scene, a majestic mess of nostalgia, innovation, legitimately fun experiences, and, for sure, autism. I don’t care about modern gaming, and everything after WotLK is no longer WoW.
Me
I’m Liebe, a level 33 Night Elf druid that spends her days either working in Darnassus or PVPing in STV. Every Liebe on all private servers has been played by me (with exception of Gamer District). I’m not German, but I know what “liebe” means.
I’ve written thousands of posts (of, admittedly, varying quality) on Feenix and Corecraft forums. Both of them are now defunct, dead and gone, along with all my work. On Reddit, posts can either be deleted or downvoted into oblivion — I need something I can control, and this is that place.
Why the Amberpine Lodge?
The lodge is located in Grizzly Hills, an area Alliance players come to after reaching level 73. The initial grind is over, but there’s so much left to come. This is where a lot of WoW players are in their lives right now.
The building also overlooks the Venture Bay, a contested area in which the factions battle all the time. The lodge is a place to chill and reflect on things while the war is just a short flight away.
Lastly, Amberpine Lodge is perhaps most known for its latrine quest, and I feel like its presence completes the picture nicely: in the end, this place is about fun with a series of reasonably intelligent shitposts.
Amberpine Lodge 