Buildings and hidden instance portals: the far-future tease at the end of the 22 October podcast

Buildings and hidden instance portals: the far-future tease at the end of the 22 October podcast
The official podcast closed with a tease about groundwork for later content: homes players have already found, and instance portals in inconspicuous spots. No destination and no date.
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Before Episode 5 of the official WoW: Forever Podcast wrapped up on 22 October, one participant asked to slip in a small tease for the far future. According to the episode's automatic captions, the point was that Forever is meant to lay groundwork for what comes later.
Two examples followed. The first was homes, or buildings, that players have already found and that might turn into something interesting in the future; the captions render one word in that passage unclearly, so we are not quoting it. The second, mentioned separately, was other instance portals hidden away in inconspicuous spots. The tease ended by saying there are things coming and that the team will share them as it gets there.
That is all it says. It names no building, portal location, dungeon, raid or release date, and it doesn't describe a housing system. It is about the far future, not launch. For explorers, it is an official nudge to keep noticing the unused buildings and odd doorways you pass, and a reason not to treat any fan list of them as confirmed.
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