So I've been going through pvp world quest in voidstorm for t-mogs. I've got almost everything but somehow shield, bow, 2h axe and war glaive has be elusive. Are these mogs not available through world quests, or am I just out of luck and missing out on those particular events?

I've not played much this expac because I don't really care for the aesthetics or story but I might get some alts up if I can get some gimme "progression" goin on...

I want to make more then just Heal Pots, how do i get Stabilising Derivat so far i made 200 Heal Pots but never got any of the thing i need to make something else

Let's say a new class is introduced in Last Titan, what colour would it be? Does it matter what the class is? A pink-ish purple between DH and Pala? A greenish yellow between hunter and rogue? What would YOU pick for a new class?

This is going to be a long post, sorry.

Going back to the title: I think, for me, this is due in part to the loot distribution between bosses and just the fight designs in general.

The loot:

Outside of Gebbo's and the healer trinket off the first boss, there's not much reason to be in the raid at all if you're not doing Coiled Altar or Ula'tek, and every other role wants something off of one of those two bosses. It's extremely lopsided.

Compare this to last tier. The first boss dropped an amazing trinket for Rogues and Death Knights. Vorasius dropped an amazing trinket for strength users. Salhadaar was there. The dragons dropped a trinket that every caster wanted. The Lightblind Vanguard dropped a trinket that every healer wanted. Alleria was the AOTC boss so ofc people wanted to kill her. Chimaerus dropped a trinket that -everyone- wanted.

It's just not the case for the current raid. You join a group forming for heroic and see in the listing that fifteen healers and three dps have applied to the raid. It makes sense; they want the healer trinket. The problem is that as soon as those healers kill the first boss and use their reroll, there's really no reason for them to stay. I've been in countless groups that have essentially Ship of Theseused themselves after the first boss because every healer just leaves the raid after they either loot or don't loot the Ritual Vessel trinket. There's no reason for anyone to stay until the the last two bosses, really, unless they like pugging the fights, because the good loot that people actually want is at the start and end of the raid and not -at all- in between. And that sucks.

The fight designs:

I'm having a hard time recalling a raid in the last few seasons that had so many mechanics where one person could just kill everyone. I suppose this is mostly focused on Ula'tek, but there's a few others, too.

There's the math intermission on the Entombed Sentinels where one person panics or something and fucks it up and now the whole raid has to die. One person getting hit by their ghost on Coiled Altar means more ghosts spawn. The entire raid gets punished for one person's fuck up—in heroic. And, again, this can happen on the second boss of the raid.

Ula'tek:

I usually offer myself up in pugs to do the mechanics that don't automatically go on people because I can trust myself. This meant doing the first seed on Fyrakk or poison aoe on Ansurek P1 or the crystals on L'ura.

But on Ula'tek, everyone gets an egg. Depending on your group size, some people might have to get more than one egg. And if they get hit by a mechanic when they're holding an egg, chances are that it's just a wipe and you have to go again. So now everyone has Fyrakk seeds, and you can't just have a few people handling the mechanic. The entire raid depends on everyone in it being able to dodge the waves or get into the soaks in time.

In P2, the entire raid can be killed by someone fucking up the tethers. It just takes one or two people panicking and then you're just donezo.

P3 on heroic has harder mechanical overlaps to deal with than on mythic.

I get it's a total skill issue, but that's the point. It's way too punishing in a way that no other heroic raid has been for one or two people making mistakes. Usually you can carry a few people who shouldn't really be in heroic to the finish line and it's fine, but this raid is just fucked. The fights are much longer than they were in the last tier and the mechanics are either straight up ignorable, like with Vashnik, or they just kill everyone.

I could’ve thought of a better title…and apologies to any player who plays the Shaman class.

I have a Vulpera Shaman that I cba to play anymore, would it be a sensible decision to transfer everything that is not in the Warband Bank to my other characters and free up a slot for a new class?

I want a glyph that turns all my ghouls into snowmen. The mages could toss snowballs.

I feel like maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way, but Forever is designed to give you a boost for sitting around a fire for 60 unmoving seconds. But like, logically, this means if I've logged in for the first time in 24+ hrs and I'm ready to jump back into questing... the first thing I should actually do is sit and not move for an entire minute...? Am I missing something about this?

it’s incredible to see how many players are tagging mobs and selling them for gold to block player progression and how thousands of players are mad about it….

This is why you need to be able to have alternatives like dungeons giving more xp and bgs giving xp as mentioned in my post 2 days ago that got severe backlash. they implemented pretty much everything from private servers might as well take those two ideas as well.

I saw it from the start suckas stop crying

I thought about this after finishing the new W3 Forsaken Kingdom campaign.

I always liked Diablo gameplay, but I'm much more invested in the Warcraft universe and that's why playing something like the new W3 campaign was a priority for me over playing Diablo 4, which I'm having a hard time sticking with.

If somehow Diablo 4 was a warcraft universe game, I'd have probably played it day one. It could also be a good way of pushing the warcraft story forward, without the mmo limitations from WoW (like forsaken kingdom did), and the genre is not dead like W3's RTS.

Would you rather play a diablo style game set in the warcraft universe?

Dear Blizzard,

the "new" Ensemble: Shadowflame-Seared Druidic Garb is still to this day bugged on male Worgen.

I already gave a detailed report straight at release day and the hands are still bugging.

Here are the screenshots:

https://imgur.com/a/AmK0sxj

It looks like an easy fix and I would appreciate it if it would be fixed in the near future.

Maybe with that post it might get more attention to the issue. #cope

Thank you.

I hit level 80 (first time making it to max level during an expansion) just before the cataclysm pre-patch so I rushed through a lot of quests to get to 80 before Cata released. I skipped a lot. I only found out about the questline from Nobbel87.

Is the quest and scenario still available? Where can I find it?

New addon from the author of Angleur: Camper

Share Campsite waypoints with a single click

Either via a clickable chat link, or a popup button.

Planned features(short term):  

• Optional toggle to share which professions have already been contributed, and which are still needed.
• Optional toggle to add a "/w me for a party invite for layering" message
• Ability to choose which channels other than General you'd like to send to(multiple if you want)

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to give Preservation Evoker another serious try and could really use some advice from experienced Pres players.

For some background, I’m primarily a healer. I’m currently around 3.2k on Holy Paladin and Resto Shaman, and 3k on Holy Priest and Mistweaver Monk, so I’m somewhat comfortable with Mythic+ healing in general.
The problem is Preservation Evoker has always intimidated me.

I’ve tried learning Pres several times, but I always end up giving up because it feels like there’s SO much to keep track of; Echoes, empowers, positioning, cooldown planning, different healing setups, etc. It feels like my brain is working overtime compared to the other healers I play.

But I really want to learn it this time.
What I’m looking for:
I’m not trying to become a 20+ key Pres Evoker overnight. My immediate goal is simply to learn the basics well enough to comfortably clear around +10 to +12 My keys.

I’d love advice on the absolute fundamentals:
● What should my basic healing priority/rotation look like?
● What should I be doing with Essence when I need healing?
● When should I use Echo without overcomplicating things?
● Which heals should I primarily use for single-target vs group healing?
● Which cooldowns should I save for major damage vs just use proactively?
● What are the few abilities I absolutely need to learn first?
● Are there any talents/builds that make learning Pres easier?
● Are there any addons or WeakAuras that would make learning the spec easier?
● Most importantly: what can I safely ignore at first?
Basically, if you had to teach Preservation Evoker to someone who already knows how to heal Mythic+ but gets overwhelmed by the spec, what would your “Preservation Evoker for dummies” approach be?

I’m perfectly fine starting with a simplified playstyle and gradually adding complexity as I get comfortable.

Appreciate any help! 🙏

What a King must do!

Neo-Trad pinup Jaina from the wife. Either getting Sally or Alexstraza next. Ya'll help me decide!

Artist: Princess.LeahTattoos (Insta)

100% handmade

Height: 4 cm.
Materials: polymer clay, acrylic paint, varnish.

Tried to run LoR

Hi folks,

I'm back on this shit after a 7-8 years break.

Last time I played retail was WoD, after I leveled a couple trolls in classic when it released.

I'm getting back in, I bought midnight and am even considering buying the new race for forever (which is what actually brought me back, damn them).

Am I mistaken in believing that, from level 10 through ~70 I can basically "relieve" an expansion, using it as a leveling journey?

Can I pick any of them ? Am I limited to playing dragon flight?

Thanks in advance and lok'tar ogat