In World of Warcraft's Wrath of the Lich King, this dungeon is the principal city of Ice Troll zone in the Zul'drak. Zul'drak is located on the eastern part of the Northrend continent. Within the small capture area of the Zul'drak, Drakkari tribe sets off their claws over the place. Several races in this place battle until the end against the powerful Scourge.
The dungeon is where the Drakkari people set their capital city. It is seen on the map as the sole massive area in the Zul'drak and is considered as the homeland of the king of Drakkari Frost. The place where the dungeon is located is wide that is surrounded by thick walls, with gigantic and lofty towers, and grave gates. On the inner walls of the dungeon, there are buildings which are considered layered and piled which are masked in several steps. The animals that live in the area are fitted one into the other.
It can not be denied that the architectural structure and design of this WOTLK dungeon is very similar to Zuldazar unit which is located at the South Seas. The dungeon of the Gundrak is believed to be a case in point that includes the ultimate bosses for the zone of Ice Trolls. This dungeon is a proud part of the World of Warcrfat: Wrath of the Lich King. This dungeon will show off how courageous and powerful are the people of Ice Trolls that they benefit to die down and withstand the strong force of the demonic Scourge.
It is believed that the Ice Trolls have their faith hands up on animal gods in accordance with the culture that is being lived up by the troll races. With their outmost and concentrated faith, they strongly ask for supremacy and abilities to spell their win and let the Scourge experience defeat,
The dungeon is unified into three instances. Each instance is collected into a primary circle. There are the bosses, three in all, which symbolizes the aspect. These bosses are really the following:
1. Eck the Ferocious
2. Slad'ran
3. Gal'darah
4. Drakkari Colossus
5. Moorabi
The Gundrak dungeon spells difficulty to anyone who wanted to enter the area. Some say that it is better to slip off the area and remain unnoticed.