Finally! It’s done. We’ve officially cleared Mythic Dimensius. Good for US 191 for Death Jesters. Our offseason officially begins, where we will start trialling our new tank. Our Balance Druid has departed due to a schedule change, which means we’re now in the market for a Druid buff since we don’t have one. We might temporarily move one of our existing healers to play Resto Druid just so that we have Mark of the Wild.
- Meanwhile, over in Last Call, we’ve been slowly progressing through Mythic Nexus King. Today, we had a few solid looks at phase 3 with Starkillers and lines. Seems simple, and I’m confident we can get it down this upcoming week. We’re on tank number 6, and I hope this is the one that will stay around long term.
- I’m officially done with keys. My characters are all maxed out gear-wise, and I can buy a trinket tomorrow, which will round out my last item.
- Outside of WoW, I did pick up the new Battlefield Redsec Battle Royale game, and it’s been taking up some of my gaming time now.
- With the DJs offseason starting, that means we’re reviewing our roster for potential improvements for next season. We had a few weaker players that we’re going to need to address, whether it’s a performance discussion or an outright roster dismissal is the next question. We basically dropped about 30 ranks (from 160 to 190). There were definitely some areas that we can improve. We faltered a bit, though, since one of our tanks upped and quit over halfway into the season.
- I’m comfortable with my role as healer number 5. I’m still going to continue to refine my versatility and try to play more Shadow. I don’t necessarily need to be on progression all the time, but my goal is to just be dependable mechanically and not die unnecessarily. If I can do that, then I can set an appropriate floor even if my ceiling isn’t that much higher.