Teleport: Moonglade is a Druid-only Teleport spell. It teleports the caster to the city of Nighthaven, Moonglade. Casting this spell again while in Moonglade returns the druid to their last departure point.
Useful for night elfdruids, it allows for a short trip to Rut'theran Village, serving the function of a [Hearthstone] for their hometown. Not so much for tauren, since the trip from Moonglade to Thunder Bluff, even if free, takes almost seven minutes. (It used to be a longer ride over Darkshore that took 10 minutes, but now you get the direct way through Felwood). If you have the adjacent flight points, it is best to leave from the non-druid flight-path, close to the bottom of the region, and take the shorter trip to Orgrimmar.
Can be used as a kind of portable inn, especially when adventuring in areas where there may not be an inn very close by. Just before logging off, you can teleport to Moonglade and then walk to the Nighthaven Inn (a very short walk from the spawn point). After logging back in and appearing , use the spell again and then carry on from where you left off.
The location of Moonglade can also give Druids a 50-level head start into Winterspring, via Timbermaw Hold.
This spell can be used by worgen druids to leave their starting zone without first completing it. Since the starting zone is a separate instance from the regular version of Gilneas, the only way to get back is to use this spell's return function or a [Hearthstone].
The return function will remember the druid's last departure point even if they leave Moonglade and then come back (by a method besides Teleport: Moonglade, of course).
Tips and tactics[]
This spell cannot be cast in combat.
Patch changes[]
Patch 9.0.1 (2020-10-13): Now learned at level 22 (was 14).
[10-45] To The Dreamgrove, this spell is replaced with 
[Dreamwalk].
[Hearthstone] for their hometown. Not so much for tauren, since the trip from Moonglade to Thunder Bluff, even if free, takes almost seven minutes. (It used to be a longer ride over Darkshore that took 10 minutes, but now you get the direct way through Felwood). If you have the adjacent flight points, it is best to leave from the non-druid flight-path, close to the bottom of the region, and take the shorter trip to Orgrimmar.
