Steamfont and Akanon.

My first character ever on EQ was a gnome as a kid.

permafrost gang

My favorite dungeon is Najena, an evil magicians lair filled with ogre mercs, rogue spellcasters, masses of undead and other random creatures! It has a definite DnD dungeon crawl feel to it, there are even traps and keys and false walls. Najenas lair is hidden and not readily found, she has a really cool table with a giant ruby on it, along with the decor on the walls , adds a really cool vibe to the zone.

I also love how rewarding it can be, and how deadly. The mobs are all mixed up together level wise., it takes skill and patience to pull good exp out of the zone, but you can easily do 15-35 there solo or small groups. Nothing is simple or upfront there, you have to dig deep and learn to to be rewarded.

oasis is pretty damn comfy still
i think im finally tired of guk

I like lesser faydark because it's the zone i somehow accidentally die in most

GUKKKKKKKKKKKKK

Everyone of these zones im like.... YEP!

Guk is amazing, when you realize there is like a little village of fungi farmers down there all this time it's like how deep does this rabbit hole go?!

Only once my static group of friends I met online back in 1999 camped a tough mob in Guk in our late 30's, it was the squire for his ghoulbane, and man that was the most insane moment of my life. We had this one pull where our enchanter just spent all her mana bar chain stunning everything telling us in group chat "keep going go go I got this go", it was the first time I ever saw anyone mez/hold a train.

We held our ground and pulled the sword from the muck from his cold dead ribbitiy fingers and tunare's light filled the room as she bestowed upon my paladin great blessings.

Or maybe I imagined all of that. Is there even a village of fungi farmers in guk?

Either way, Guk is bad A

Erudin is truly the finest city of Norrath. A palace for the masters of the arcane made of the finest marble and the greatest library in all of the world. Teleportation and levitating platforms marking the city of the high men a place where magic is a part of everyday life.

I would like to see an episode of TNG take place in Euridin now that you put it like that.

Seconded.

-Mcoy