It is well known that the Naga were once Night Elves who were drowned after the events of the Sundering 10,000 years ago, including Queen Azshara herself, and it was speculated that Neptulon, under the Old Gods influence had initiated that transformation. We know that Ragnaros and Al'Akir have sided with Deathwing, whereas Therazane becomes friendly with players during the events in Deepholm. Neptulon is one of the four elemental lords, along with Ragnaros, Therazane, and Al'akir, all of which make appearances in Cataclysm.
After taking back the city of Vashj'ir, the Naga intend to mount an attack upon Neptulon, Elemental Lord of the Water. It is here that you begin to learn of the Naga's intentions. Lady Naz'Jar and her battlemaidens are fighting against the Vry'kul who have taken up residence in the ruined city of Vashj'ir. After a few more quests, you'll be attacked by a force of Naga and get the general idea that the Naga are after something here and are building an army and taking prisoners to accomplish that something.Ī little later on, Erunak will have you go on a sort of vision quest in which you act out events that happened sometime in the past as a Naga Battlemaiden under the command of Lady Naz'Jar. He'll set you and your buddies straight, teach you to breath and walk under water, and put you on the path to go through the rest of the zone. Lost at sea, you're rescued by the Earthen Ring, specifically by a shaman named Erunak Stonespeaker. Remember him, you'll be seeing him again. But it doesn't take long before you're attacked by a giant squid. If you get the quest from your major city to Vashj'ir, you'll be put on a boat and shipped off over seas to get there. Again, spoilers for Vashj'ir if you have not completed the zone.
If you have quested in that zone, hopefully this will sum up what you experienced and fill in anything you may have missed. So much of this post will be a spoiler for what you experience while questing in that zone. It's important to note that while the instance is available immediately at level 80 you don't have a lore reason to go there until you've completed the entirety of Vashj'ir. More specifically in the Abyssal Maw within a large, hard to miss, whirlpool. The Throne of the Tides is located in Vashj'ir.
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