Exploring Azeroth: Kalimdor

World of Warcraft

By: Sean Copeland

Narrated by: Valence Thomas

By fang and feather, explore the vibrant lands of Kalimdor!

Join famed hunter Rexxar, his animal companions, and Horde Ambassador Zekhan as they make the perilous journey across the lush and vivid reaches of Kalimdor to learn the secrets of the realm. Leave no stone unturned and no tracks unfollowed as Rexxar and Zekhan reveal lore, insights, equipment, and breathtaking landscapes from the ramparts of Orgrimmar to the golden plains of Mulgore to the wilds of Un’Goro Crater—and share one final kindness with a friend along the way.

Featuring stunning, immersive artwork and new insights crafted by Blizzard’s own loremaster, Sean Copeland, Exploring Azeroth: Kalimdor is your next step in a remarkable journey across Azeroth.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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amazing narration

I already enjoy the story as an owner of the book, but wow the narration in some sections was absolutely incredible. The paragraphs about mourning a father, and a pet.. will bring a damn tear to your eye. Re-listened just for the narrator. I don't know how the names are supposed to be pronounced so I didn't care about any of that. Loved the performance.

Exposition to Kalimdor key locations

This novel does well in detailing key locations of interest in the world of Azeroth and in telling of the history of the continent’s various regions. Can’t wait for when Exploring Pandaria is available and hope that a book for the Dragon Isles will be made available as well. If the Dragon Isles receive their own entry, Wrathion and Sabellian would make for interesting and animated guides for that journey.

Winds be at your back, Travelers

Great story, but wish there was more proof-listeni

Loved the story overall, but was a bit let down that there wasn't more oversight on pronunciation of places and names. Pulled me out of my zen when he mispronounced names like Cairne ("Curne") and Garrosh ("Garrish"). minor nit pick though

good book, not great narration.

The narrator isn't bad, in fact he is great at Zekhan! Which makes sense, since it's his voice actor, but he does nothing to differentiate between all the other characters. Literally everyone is done in pretty much the same voice. This makes it really hard sometimes to know when he has changed character perspectives (especially asides by Rexxar). I'm not sure why Blizzard/Audible didn't have at least one more voice actor, the way they did with the Eastern Kingdoms book. Or, since they only hired one, why there wasn't more emphasis put on making sure everyone had their own voice.

it's just annoying in an otherwise good book.

Enjoyable! Looking forward to more.

Love the story, narrator's pronunciation was cringy at times, and no distinction between characters made it hard to listen to at times.

Who approved this?

The narrator mispronounced almost everyone and every place, things like tyrand(ayy) and curn..and the valley of strenf. It was just odd this was not caught in production and editing. He reads well but I blame the editors and producers for not correcting the mispronunciation. idk maybe I'm just a nerd who plays the game too much.

Worst Jamaican Accent EVER

The actor obviously has no idea what a Darkspear troll should sound like… look elsewhere for entertainment.

Too many mistakes for warcraft fans

The narrator has a lovely voice, but did not recieve enough assistance in the pronunciation of place and character names. It was really off-putting to hear mistake after mistake and kept me from being able to suspend disbelief and enjoy the story. I won't be finishing it and wish I hadn't purchased it.