Monthly Archives: September 2009

I use a lot of add-ons.  Ones I’ve come to enjoy using are Outfitter, Pitbull 4 (much easier to use than 3), Bartender 4, Combuctor (for bags), MrTrader (a new tradeskill addon).  But those are essentials. My favorite, alright, a … Continue reading →

Let’s see.  Threes. Stormsoul’s become my third Crusader.  I pretty much wrapped up my Argent Crusade dailies with 3 remaining reputations hovering at, or near, 99%.  Time to turn in the 4 writs I’d earned.  Playing a balancing act I used 1 … Continue reading →

If your afternoon respite happened to consist of slaying scourge, kobolds, and/or trolls, and you traded scones and earl gray for swords, axes, and magic, and magic carpet rides (see the header), then you’d kind of have a “tea for two” … Continue reading →

Dear Newbies of Falconwing Square, Deathknell, Valley of Trails, Northshire Abbey, Shadowglen, Karanos, etc., Don’t glower at me.  I see those newbie eyes of yours glaring at me Yeah.  /sheepish.  That was me.  That was me littering your newbie zone … Continue reading →

Lately, The wife’s been playing Warhammer using 30-day cards.  She enjoys the fast pace of the PvP, the come as you are, as often as you want, pace of the activity, without having to be in a guild, raid, or party … Continue reading →

Yes, there’s a little bit of awkwardness here.  (And this’ll be our little secret.) Now, in my 30’s, the Horde Forsaken want me to kill the Dalaran folks.  Once I’m level 80 I’ll be working on Kirin Tor reputation.  And … Continue reading →

Apparently, along with the new faction change, you can pick any race of the opposing faction you want that can be your class.  And when you revert back to the original faction, for another $30.00, you can pick any race … Continue reading →

I’m not at all surprised that today’s heirlooms won’t be extended 80-85 when the expansion hits. I mean they’re already the end-all be-all for leveling up 1-80.  It would have been absurd to think they’d change them with the expansion and … Continue reading →