Summary
- World of Warcraft Patch 11.1 introduces Undermine and two new subzones: Gutterville and Kaja'Coast.
- Gutterville, located in the Ringing Deeps, may connect to Undermine's corrupted area and hosts Excavation Site 9.
- Kaja'Coast, situated in Zuldazar near Bilgewater Bonanza, is likely another entry point to Undermine.
World of Warcraft's upcoming Patch 11.1, titled "Undermined," is set to expand the game with the addition of Undermine, the glamorous underground Goblin capital city. This zone is filled with towering buildings, narrow streets, and an array of zany contraptions. However, the excitement doesn't stop at Undermine; the patch will also introduce two new subzones: Gutterville and Kaja'Coast.
Gutterville is located in the southeastern corner of the Ringing Deeps. While its exact purpose remains a mystery, it is believed to serve as an entry point to Undermine. The region's map shows a corrupted area marked by a maroon color, suggesting the presence of Black Blood. This corrupted section is likely to be the site of Excavation Site 9, one of the two new Delves introduced in Patch 11.1.
On the southwestern coast of Zuldazar, near the Bilgewater Bonanza, players will discover Kaja'Coast. This new Goblin-themed region is thought to be connected to Undermine, possibly serving as another entry point. The area is near an old Azerite mining operation run by Gallywix, which was featured in Battle for Azeroth. The presence of a drill-like tram, as seen in the initial announcement of Patch 11.1 during the Warcraft Direct, further hints at its connection to Undermine.
The map of Undermine itself reveals a central hub called Slam Central Station, where players are expected to arrive. The station features five visible terminals, suggesting that Gutterville and Kaja'Coast are two of these, leaving room for three additional Goblin-themed locations to be introduced in the update.
While Patch 11.1 does not yet have an official release date, it is estimated to launch in mid to late February. However, eager players can explore the new content on the Public Test Realm (PTR) as early as January, giving them a sneak peek at the exciting additions coming to World of Warcraft.
