Can’t live with them and you can’t live without them. Guild topics for your perusing.
Have you read this post by Elleiras? All I know is that he’s a Warlock blogger. Yes, I read Warlock blogs in addition to healing blogs. I never know where inspiration strikes so I get my Dwarven mitts on anything that I can read. In this post, he makes the fundamental assumption: You pay for …
At present, my healing corps consists of the following: 2 Priests, 4 Druids, 2 Paladins, and 2 Shamans. Note that both 1 Druid and 1 Shaman are on a part time rotation. I figure that’s more than enough to handle any sort of outages or benches that need to occur. But a few nights ago, …
This is a guest post from @katagirl, Matt’s fellow guildie and a WoW Twitterati Since this blog has its fair share of priests and druid posters – I thought it was high time for a Paladin to step up and give her two cents. There’s been a lot of discussion about the way the Loot …
Pickup raids. We can’t live with ‘em and we can’t live without ‘em. For the players that don’t have the scheduling ability to raid with a guild, they have no choice but to raid with 24 other players ranging from the chivalrous to the downright nasty. Last week, I had the opportunity to participate in …
I’m about to take off in a few minutes to get some creative work done but I wanted to share some things on what my upcoming projects are. Looking for volunteer submissions of your UI! I want to round up 50 UIs and feature them on the blog. You’re welcome to participate! Disc Priests, would …