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The Whispering Forest[[:File:|[, ]]] is a subzone of western Tirisfal Glades surrounded by hills and mountains just south of a large, unnamed lake. Unlike most of the larger parent zone, it has plague-infected mobs around level 80 or higher. In the forest itself is a circle of fungi, sometimes called a 'Fairy Ring', where non-hostile creatures can be found performing some sort of ceremony. There are very few of these formations in the game. At the bottom of the lake east of this island is a rather well-known Easter-egg: A crashed dwarf or gnome plane paired with its pilot's skeleton.

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http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/07/19/whats-happening-in-the-whispering-forest/|desc=What's happening in the Whispering Forest? http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/09/11/know-your-lore-tinfoil-hat-edition-the-curious-whispers-of-tir/|desc=Know Your Lore, Tinfoil Hat Edition: The curious whispers of Tirisfal Glades

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The Whispering Forest[[:File:|[, ]]] is a subzone of western Tirisfal Glades surrounded by hills and mountains just south of a large, unnamed lake. Unlike most of the larger parent zone, it has plague-infected mobs around level 80 or higher. In the forest itself is a circle of fungi, sometimes called a 'Fairy Ring', where non-hostile creatures can be found performing some sort of ceremony. There are very few of these formations in the game. On a small island amidst the unnamed lake is a rather detailed fishing spot, with what seems to be unique objects such as a folding chair and filled bait-and-tackle box. Next to this is a skeletal fisherman with a sword sticking out of a peculiar spot. At the bottom of the lake east of this island is a rather well-known Easter-egg: A crashed dwarf or gnome plane paired with its pilot's skeleton.