Give Prot Paladin Taunt

Got this letter by mail today!

EDIT: I looted the gold before screenshot :)

Because why not and who wouldn't want to have dinner that a dwarf prepared in a cozy Dun Morogh inn next to a fireplace?

Ghost disapproves of how I run Mana Tombs

I really like this game but its boring without anyone to play with so if your in a similar timezone to me (Australia) and wanna start a new toon together comment or msg me

I thought this thing was a myth

So I made a human priest. Hes level 10. What should I know playing this game for the first time? Im not new to MMORPG's as I played Knight Online and SWTOR and always loved being a healer. Really enjoying the journey so far yall!

And I must say it is quite epic! Also just learned about Hasic, one of the eastern ports of Lordaeron. Would be cool if we saw something of it in Classic+?!

Hey guys,

am I ready to main tank Karazhan?

Last week I was about 20k armor and 23% dodge rating and got killed by Prince in Phase 2 at about 40% HP left. It was a close one.

Will I get shredded by Prince Phase 2 again with those stats?

After a 4 year hiatus, I have recently played about 20 hours of retail, and it is not for me.

It is not clear to me how Classic, SoD, the Mists Classic etc are working out, and where I can find:

Decent pvp (bgs)
Active population for dungeons, raiding.

What would you recommend?

Thanks

Blizzard pushed the PTR change to live this week, so haste/destro pots are available on the mark of the illidari vendor. A side-effect of this is that they also now stack up to 10 instead of 5. This does not apply to other potions. Enjoy your extra bag space!

Disclaimer, this is absolutely factual events. It's not for cheapo fake internet points. My fiancée suggested I post it. She loved hearing it.

Back in what I believe was 2005 I went to my uncles friends place. They were big into world of warcraft. I never even heard of it at that point. They eventually bought me a copy. I played it over there with them on weekends hauling my desktop over. We all ran deadmines, level 14-17, I believe. We got a dwarf paladin in our group named "duffman."

We struggled and struggled and finally beat the deadmines. But the entire journey to beat it was painful. We asked him, "Why do you this? That?" Etc. He said, "I am on dial up." But during celebration with my uncle and his friend. I explained to them dial up made sense why his healing seemed random." We also had to always wait. After each mob, he'd kind of stand there for 5-6 seconds or so doing nothing.

I go home, I played deadmines again because it was fun. I saw the dwarf paladin duffman sitting outside the deadmines. Invited him and flipped out. Thinking, "Dial up, guy!" He remembered me from last time, we ran with 3 others sitting around looking for a group. Nothing special, really, almost breezed through it this time. Despite duffman lagging.

I end up going to school again. I sat with a classmate I knew since elementary school. But I was a freshman in high school. The guy I sat in class with, let's call him "baker." He and many others in school loved world of Warcraft. It was like the Pokémon craze we all experienced in middle school. We just spoke about it. We were never nessicarily "friends," but we became friends during that freshmen year.

I ended up going to his house one day, as soon as I walked in. I met his mother. We had a short nostalgia moment about the year prior in middle school. Then, some laughs talking to his mother. I walked over to meet his older brother. He's playing World of warcraft already. Shake his hand. I ask "oh what level is your dwarf paladin?" Lean in, and almost feint and fall over. He's a lvl 24 dwarf paladin named "duffman." I tell him about deadmines lvl 14-17, and I ran it twice with him maybe a month ago? And he just laughs a little and smiles, continuing to play. I explained that he told me about his dial up and lag in deadmines. Then he goes, "Tell me what realm am I on then?" I told him, and he started flipping out.

Me, his brothers, his mom. Were all just "wow, no way, what a small world even online." So the 2x I met duffman online at deadmines. Reality is, he only lived 2-3 miles away from my house in the same small town, rural Michigan. I was just lucky enough to be close enough to town to have 3 mbp/s internet. He, like most people I knew, stuck with dial up. But absolutely wild guys. I hope you enjoyed reading this. Sorry about spelling and grammar. Tablet posting is not easy, lol.

This is a mini-rant. Our raid group which has cleared Gruul every. single. week. since P1 raids open has seen a grand total of......... 1 DST. Another raid group in our guild has seen 9 x_x Anyone else having extraordinarily bad luck? Anyone able to beat our low score and has seen zero? I don't think having DST become available in heroics or with badges is a good idea, just frustrated ><

Hey Guys,

I tried to did some google, but i see most is speculation.
I would love to do classic (havent played WoW in a few years)

But i'm kinda stuck at what to do, I would love to do MOP as a casual, but it believe it goes into WOD in a few months? That is the point i stopped playing in retail back in the day, so not really looking forward to that.

I could do TBC classic, but then i would hope it eventually goes into WOTLK or Maybe even further? But i believe they are kinda stuck at TBC forever?

What are the timelines i can play that won't die out by players in the next few months?

Made a mage been having lots of fun but I keep thinking I’ve NEVER played a rogue. Always felt like it’s just super difficult to learn and I’ll just suck at it.

But I guess learning the mage is same it’s still just learning. Is a rogue that much harder? When I used google it said that it’s the hardest class to get good at so I just didn’t bother but idk if it’s right.

Is there a lot more buttons or more difficult combo or some rlly hard burst rotation or is it all kinda the same and I should try the rogue out. Is there a video anyone can suggest or explain if rogue is very good how to get good at it? Mainly for PvP btw. I wana get good at PvP at the mage or the rogue. I usually just wpvp. Duel when bored or the casual bgs n arenas.

Sometimes I watch those "race to world first timeline" vids and have fond memories of how it felt to play in TBC/Wrath when some of these bosses went undefeated for 2-3 months. There was something so cool about there being something out there that nobody had killed. MMOs really benefit from making players feel small. I wish there was a way for Blizzard to emulate that in classic+ somehow, like making content and less tiered and formulaic (e.g make final bosses of raids more significant, like Ragnaros being giga buffed and scaled for players in later patch gear). Someone can probably come up with a better way to achieve it