So as we prepare for the next great adventure : Cataclysm, things on the raiding front are dying down, quite literally I'm afraid. Everything is changing, raids are ending or breaking up, the server economy is all out of wack, and it's impacting gameplay all over the place.
My cheif concern as we head into the expansion is gold, of course. I'd like enough gold to be comfortable without farming for the first few months of Cata, so I can focus on getting my toons (soon to be 7 lvl 80s with the addition of my currently lvling priest) to 85 and *a few* into some raids, without worrying about not having repair funds. The server economy is all over the place, people are liquidating their WotLK items and supply is now unpredictable, where you would be certain to sell things at a particular price before, you are now just as likely to find them back in your mailbox instead of gold... very frustrating. The one upside to this is that if you do have the funds to do some small investing, you can stock up on stuff you know you're gonna use, like buff foods/mats for your lvling to 85.
In the back of my mind I'm already tallying up pro's and con's as to which of my toons I'm gonna level first, or I should say : what order am I gonna level my toons in, since the obvious goal is to have them all to 85 before I start another new one. Heres what I got : Druid X2, Paladin, Hunter, DeathKnight, Shaman, and soon to be (*by the end of next week I reckon, though I hope and will try for sooner) Priest. One of my druids, Nym, is my main raiding toon, but I also raid a nice bit on Max *my "main"*, the hunter. So here's my tentative list, subject to change of course as indecision runs its course.
Nym - druid #1 - Resto/Bear
Max - hunter - Survival/BeastMaster
Luna - priest - Shadow/Disc
Ned - paladin - Prot/Holy
Dumb - shaman - Resto/Elemental
Ginny - druid #2 - Balance/Resto
Mund - death knight - Tank/(no offspec for this guy prolly, I cannot stand dk dps)
Also, slated for level after Cata release and my 7 get to 85 will be a rogue, a warlock, and I am undecided whether slot 10 should be a warrior or a mage (played both thru lvl 20 and didnt like either one so... mabye another druid!)
Last subject to broach is raiding. My 'big' raid that I have been running with since I only had one toon (my hunter) to run on has finally fallen apart. Mainly due to the new raid lockout system (thx alot blizz), but also for one reason or another, people are just losing interest in spending their repair golds wiping on 25 man bosses. Some will argue that if you haven't got it down by now, you're bordering on too late. I tend to agree, but not because we should punish all procrastinators and latecomers, not because we should judge people who got stuck in a fail raid and decided to see it through instead if bailing on them (noble, but silly imo...), but because now that they changed the talents and spells for the new content, group makeups dont work like they used to. Classes are performing differently than they have been for the past 2 years or so, people are re-learning how to play, so the group makeups are not quite ideal anymore, which, going along with my theory, is by design according to blizz. They wanna make it so people have to shuffle, so you can't take the same 10 people you ran Naxx and Uld and ToC and ICC with into the next expansion and be all good, you gotta mix it up. Good for later, bad for now because it screws up our established group mechanics just when we are trying to squeeze in that last Lich King kill before Cata.
So people are taking their time now to farm, grind, level, and some are even taking a much needed break from the game (*what would I do with my days??) so that when Cata hits, we can all level like madmen to jockey for our positions in newly forming raids.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
User Interface Addons
So I have *hinted* at my deep and unending love for UI addons... they are more than helpful, they surpass useful, some of them I just cant live (that is to say play...) without. As patches come out, new addons come and go, but old or new, I'm always lookin for that 'perfect' one, that 'awesome' addon. Some people you talk to are what I will call 'purists', totally opposed to addons, claiming that all addons are crutches. To a certain degree I would agree, some addons you become so dependent on that you literally cannot play without them, but most of them are inessential *that is to say I use them because I wanna, F what they say. To follow is a list of my addons and their descriptions, more information can be found and most of these can be downloaded at Curse.
AddonLoader - A handy tool to cut down the time on your loading screen, it loads your addons 'on use'. ie: your mail addon loads when you open the mailbox, your auto-vend and auto-buy addons load when you open the vendor, your auction addons load when you visit the auction house.
Ampere - This one is basically your addon selection screen, but in-game. It puts a list of checkboxes next to a list of addons in your interface/addons menu, where you can check/uncheck to load/unload addons with a simple /reloadui. No more re-logging mid raid to turn on your bossmods or turn off that annoying raid-announce mod. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
ArenaLog - Moderately useful, this addon keeps a list of arena teams you've gone up against as well as a record of your wins/losses against that team. It includes names and classes, so you can compare which team comps you go better/worse when up against.
ArenaUnitFrames - WoW has arena frames built in which will work just as well, but these frames are moveable/sizeable/customizeable where the stock frames are not.
ArkInventory - A very setup-intense addon, but super useful. This mod puts all your inventory contents in one big 'bag', you customize it by groups/categories, so that you always know where to look to find what you want in your bags. It includes a way to make custom categories and assign items to those, so you can keep special things separate. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
AtlasLoot - Very useful loot table mod. This shows you information on everything from crafted items to boss drops to heirloom/pvp/badge/token vendor items/costs. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Auctioneer - Awesome auction addon. This mod comes with an entire suite of addons that make auctioning easy, whether you are buying or selling, or just pricing. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Autobar - A relatively setup-intense addon, but totally worth it. This mod puts categories onto a button, and you can put these buttons on a bar/multiple bars for easy use. (ie: puts all your mounts on a button, click the button to get the last mount you used or a random mount or your favorite mount, hold shift to see the entire mount menu and select one manually) Fully customizeable and dead useful.
BankItems - Simple easy addon that alot of other addons have built in. It puts a button on your minimap that lets you browse the banks/guildbanks/inventories/equipped/mailbox/auctions of all your toons without switching. It also puts information in your mouseover tooltips as to how many of that item you have and where they can be found. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Bartender4 - Fully customizeable actionbar addon. This addon rocks, nuff said. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
BlizzMove - Lets you move stock blizzard display windows (mailbox, bank, quest info, etc) and saves their locations for next open.
Capping - Awesome PvP timers, moveable/sizeable, announce timers to /bg /raid or /say. Useful for battlegrounders
Chatter - Chat addon that allows copying/pasting and interactive chat controls, recoloring of text and whatnot *alot of this addon has been built into the new stock blizz chat frame so its not 'as useful' as it used to be.
Decursive - Neat little addon for anyone who will like to cure a disease/poison/curse without having raidframes/healbot open
Deus Vox Encounters (DXE) - An alternative to Deadly Boss Mods, timers and detailed spell info for raid boss encounters. *this is one of my 'must have' addons (unless you are a sheep and like DBM, no shame in that)
Elk's Buff Bars - Great buff addon, sizeable, customizeable, text list of buffs/debuffs with timers. if you dont like the way blizz displays buffs or find it hard to see what buffs you have or how long they have left, this is the mod for you. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
EveryQuest - Loremaster addon, though slightly useful for questing in general. This mod needs 2 more mods to perform well imo: Handy Notes and EveryQuest Questgivers. With all 3 you get a complete list of all quests in a zone, plus notations on your minimap and zone map as to where the quest givers can be found and how many quests they have still available. You can get this mod to interface directly to WoW and find out for your which quests you have already done as well, so if you are goin back to clean up for Loremaster, this mod is the bizniss.
FindTheHealers - (not updated for this patch yet... hope it does soon) This mod reads from the battleground stats automatically and puts a big ugly nameplate above the healers in the battleground. Excellent for dps healer targeting goodness.
Gatherer - A very useful mod for Miners and Herbalists. It remembers where your nodes spawn, with a shareable list of nodes and stats (ie: percentage of frost lotuses inside an herb node) and a neat little HuD (which I dont use personally) that makes farming/finding a route nice and easy. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
GearScore - The 'purists' say this is the worst thing to ever happen to WoW, I say dont blame the hammer when you smash your finger. This tool gives you an idea of what a player's gear is like. The reason this addon upsets idiots is that they liken gearscore to skill. This is one of those 'use it as you will' addons, or 'at your own risk' would be more appropriate, if you go bragging in trade chat about your gearscore, you are more likely to be yelled at than patted on the back.
Grid - A neat little raidframe, very customizeable, used for target selection for mouseover macros or for 'keybinder' style healers.
Healbot - My personal favorite addon. If I was going to a deserted island with a broadband connection and I could only install one addon *(that doesnt even make sense...) This would be the one. This is the addon that the 'purists' talk about, I literally could not heal without this mod. *this is one of my 'must have' addons (again for clarity) *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Incoming - Easy one-click addon to annouce incoming enemies to your location in a battleground, also one click to announce your all clear.
Jobber - Neat professions screen addon gives you a longer list window as well as tabs to swap back and forth professions without having to close and open. disenchant/mill/prospect/campfire buttons right there as well.
LootFilter - Very useful addon to automatically destroy junk that you pick up. So if you are fishing and you get Tangled Fishing Line, or you are farming humans and get Fur Clothing Scraps, full autodelete when added to the list. Nice time/space saver.
Minimap Button Bag - With all these addons cluttering up my minimap with icons... This addon puts all your minimap buttons in a single dropdown menu button. You can also select which (if any) you want to keep out on your minimap itself. Very useful.
Omen3 - Threat Meter. Absolutely necessary addon for tanks and dps. period. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Overachiever - Nice achievement addon. Compare your achieves with other's links, it suggest achieves for you while you are in the area. Not very useful, I'll admit.
Postal - Mailbox addon, One button to open all those auctions. nuff said. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Power Auras - Customizeable display for your ability/buff/debuff/procs. HuD style
Quartz - Cast bars, yours, your target's, focus target's. Text, timer, countdown/countup. Very useful. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
QuestHelper - Very useful *once upon a time*, most of it is now built into WoW
RaidBuffStatus - Nice buff monitor addon, for raidwide buffs/announcing. Excellent for raid leaders/staff.
RaidRoll - Lootmaster mod, easy rolls for mainspec and offspec, announce and award.
Recount - Fight data. Dps, damage done, healing done, damage taken, you name it, recount records it. (*if you are in range) *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Skinner - Custom skins for blizz stock and addon windows.
SmartRes - Raid recovery addon, tells you who's res'in who, and how long its gonna take, no wasted res'
*this is one of my 'must have' addons (if you can res)
TidyPlates - Customizeable nameplate addon, widgets for threat and random junk.
TipTac - Tooltip addon, details incl. target, talents, health, etc. Customizeable and most importantly... moveable.
TitanPanel - Nice addon to display things like your clock, some of your buttons from your minimap can be placed on it, displays your durability and gold/experience per hour, coordinates.
Xperl Raid Frames - Excellent frames for player, target, pet, focus, and least of all, raid. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
A few addons have been removed from my reportioire by the last few patches. Some of these listed addons haven't been updated, but I expect and *hope* that they will be soon. I'm always on the lookout for more, so if you got a good one, holler @ me.
AddonLoader - A handy tool to cut down the time on your loading screen, it loads your addons 'on use'. ie: your mail addon loads when you open the mailbox, your auto-vend and auto-buy addons load when you open the vendor, your auction addons load when you visit the auction house.
Ampere - This one is basically your addon selection screen, but in-game. It puts a list of checkboxes next to a list of addons in your interface/addons menu, where you can check/uncheck to load/unload addons with a simple /reloadui. No more re-logging mid raid to turn on your bossmods or turn off that annoying raid-announce mod. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
ArenaLog - Moderately useful, this addon keeps a list of arena teams you've gone up against as well as a record of your wins/losses against that team. It includes names and classes, so you can compare which team comps you go better/worse when up against.
ArenaUnitFrames - WoW has arena frames built in which will work just as well, but these frames are moveable/sizeable/customizeable where the stock frames are not.
ArkInventory - A very setup-intense addon, but super useful. This mod puts all your inventory contents in one big 'bag', you customize it by groups/categories, so that you always know where to look to find what you want in your bags. It includes a way to make custom categories and assign items to those, so you can keep special things separate. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
AtlasLoot - Very useful loot table mod. This shows you information on everything from crafted items to boss drops to heirloom/pvp/badge/token vendor items/costs. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Auctioneer - Awesome auction addon. This mod comes with an entire suite of addons that make auctioning easy, whether you are buying or selling, or just pricing. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Autobar - A relatively setup-intense addon, but totally worth it. This mod puts categories onto a button, and you can put these buttons on a bar/multiple bars for easy use. (ie: puts all your mounts on a button, click the button to get the last mount you used or a random mount or your favorite mount, hold shift to see the entire mount menu and select one manually) Fully customizeable and dead useful.
BankItems - Simple easy addon that alot of other addons have built in. It puts a button on your minimap that lets you browse the banks/guildbanks/inventories/equipped/mailbox/auctions of all your toons without switching. It also puts information in your mouseover tooltips as to how many of that item you have and where they can be found. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Bartender4 - Fully customizeable actionbar addon. This addon rocks, nuff said. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
BlizzMove - Lets you move stock blizzard display windows (mailbox, bank, quest info, etc) and saves their locations for next open.
Capping - Awesome PvP timers, moveable/sizeable, announce timers to /bg /raid or /say. Useful for battlegrounders
Chatter - Chat addon that allows copying/pasting and interactive chat controls, recoloring of text and whatnot *alot of this addon has been built into the new stock blizz chat frame so its not 'as useful' as it used to be.
Decursive - Neat little addon for anyone who will like to cure a disease/poison/curse without having raidframes/healbot open
Deus Vox Encounters (DXE) - An alternative to Deadly Boss Mods, timers and detailed spell info for raid boss encounters. *this is one of my 'must have' addons (unless you are a sheep and like DBM, no shame in that)
Elk's Buff Bars - Great buff addon, sizeable, customizeable, text list of buffs/debuffs with timers. if you dont like the way blizz displays buffs or find it hard to see what buffs you have or how long they have left, this is the mod for you. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
EveryQuest - Loremaster addon, though slightly useful for questing in general. This mod needs 2 more mods to perform well imo: Handy Notes and EveryQuest Questgivers. With all 3 you get a complete list of all quests in a zone, plus notations on your minimap and zone map as to where the quest givers can be found and how many quests they have still available. You can get this mod to interface directly to WoW and find out for your which quests you have already done as well, so if you are goin back to clean up for Loremaster, this mod is the bizniss.
FindTheHealers - (not updated for this patch yet... hope it does soon) This mod reads from the battleground stats automatically and puts a big ugly nameplate above the healers in the battleground. Excellent for dps healer targeting goodness.
Gatherer - A very useful mod for Miners and Herbalists. It remembers where your nodes spawn, with a shareable list of nodes and stats (ie: percentage of frost lotuses inside an herb node) and a neat little HuD (which I dont use personally) that makes farming/finding a route nice and easy. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
GearScore - The 'purists' say this is the worst thing to ever happen to WoW, I say dont blame the hammer when you smash your finger. This tool gives you an idea of what a player's gear is like. The reason this addon upsets idiots is that they liken gearscore to skill. This is one of those 'use it as you will' addons, or 'at your own risk' would be more appropriate, if you go bragging in trade chat about your gearscore, you are more likely to be yelled at than patted on the back.
Grid - A neat little raidframe, very customizeable, used for target selection for mouseover macros or for 'keybinder' style healers.
Healbot - My personal favorite addon. If I was going to a deserted island with a broadband connection and I could only install one addon *(that doesnt even make sense...) This would be the one. This is the addon that the 'purists' talk about, I literally could not heal without this mod. *this is one of my 'must have' addons (again for clarity) *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Incoming - Easy one-click addon to annouce incoming enemies to your location in a battleground, also one click to announce your all clear.
Jobber - Neat professions screen addon gives you a longer list window as well as tabs to swap back and forth professions without having to close and open. disenchant/mill/prospect/campfire buttons right there as well.
LootFilter - Very useful addon to automatically destroy junk that you pick up. So if you are fishing and you get Tangled Fishing Line, or you are farming humans and get Fur Clothing Scraps, full autodelete when added to the list. Nice time/space saver.
Minimap Button Bag - With all these addons cluttering up my minimap with icons... This addon puts all your minimap buttons in a single dropdown menu button. You can also select which (if any) you want to keep out on your minimap itself. Very useful.
Omen3 - Threat Meter. Absolutely necessary addon for tanks and dps. period. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Overachiever - Nice achievement addon. Compare your achieves with other's links, it suggest achieves for you while you are in the area. Not very useful, I'll admit.
Postal - Mailbox addon, One button to open all those auctions. nuff said. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Power Auras - Customizeable display for your ability/buff/debuff/procs. HuD style
Quartz - Cast bars, yours, your target's, focus target's. Text, timer, countdown/countup. Very useful. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
QuestHelper - Very useful *once upon a time*, most of it is now built into WoW
RaidBuffStatus - Nice buff monitor addon, for raidwide buffs/announcing. Excellent for raid leaders/staff.
RaidRoll - Lootmaster mod, easy rolls for mainspec and offspec, announce and award.
Recount - Fight data. Dps, damage done, healing done, damage taken, you name it, recount records it. (*if you are in range) *this is one of my 'must have' addons
Skinner - Custom skins for blizz stock and addon windows.
SmartRes - Raid recovery addon, tells you who's res'in who, and how long its gonna take, no wasted res'
*this is one of my 'must have' addons (if you can res)
TidyPlates - Customizeable nameplate addon, widgets for threat and random junk.
TipTac - Tooltip addon, details incl. target, talents, health, etc. Customizeable and most importantly... moveable.
TitanPanel - Nice addon to display things like your clock, some of your buttons from your minimap can be placed on it, displays your durability and gold/experience per hour, coordinates.
Xperl Raid Frames - Excellent frames for player, target, pet, focus, and least of all, raid. *this is one of my 'must have' addons
A few addons have been removed from my reportioire by the last few patches. Some of these listed addons haven't been updated, but I expect and *hope* that they will be soon. I'm always on the lookout for more, so if you got a good one, holler @ me.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Patch 4.0
Wow. My first pre-expansion patch day (yes, I'm aware that I'm a nub), and I'm not sure how to cope. Not only did all the talent trees change, almost all the abilities are different, and overall play style (at least on the druid) is totally backwards. With additions and subtractions, I will be forced to relearn how to play, so I'm starting with just the 2 main toons (*since I already didn't know how to play the other 4).
The hunter is kinda the same, I'll have to get used to the new way pets work (incl. collecting alot more different pets), and I'm missing a couple of the shots that I used to have in my regular rotation. I did spend a little time on the Heroic Training Dummy and saw a better number than before, even with the downtime added by waiting for focus to generate *MOAR HASTE*. I am curious to see what happens in a raid setting.
The druid... well lets just say that my whole world is upside-down druid wise. However, I'm still a beast in PvP, maybe even more so than before. The new talents to proc a heal on yourself when under a certain health for free is awesome to get you out of those sticky 'Im stunned' moments, and they buffed the jargon out of rejuv, which is like so booya. So yeah, PvP resto = confirmed goodness. Idk what the new druid raid healing is gonna be like. Swiftmend has that new awesome AoE thing now that's gonna rival chain heal in its melee healing awesomeness, and the aforementioned rejuv happiness will do great for pulse aoe dmg on the ranged. But... lifebloom now can only be applied to a single target (not that I used lifebloom an overwhelming lot, but they buffed it, and it's awesome) so we'll have to see how useful that one is gonna end up bein. Tree of Life form is now a cooldown, so some thought is gonna have to go into where/when to best use it to full effect, but that's no biggie.
Then there's the UI changes. In these 'in between' days (in between the patch and whenever the lazy addon developers get their updates out), I'm forced to run a nearly stock UI, which pains me. Those of you who know me will understand that my deep, deep love for addons (or addon dependency, however you wanna phrase it...) will be causing me some performance issues. But Healbot works, X-perl is gold, and Bartender is only a 'bit' wonky... and that's all I 'really' 'need' I guess. Step 1: show up Step 2: mash healbot Step 3: collect loots. Most missed in the last day? Auctioneer, ArkInventory, Postal, Autobar.
All things considered, I like the patch... for what it is. I do understand that it's gonna be imperfect while they work out the kinks, and that the classes are gonna be unbalanced until they get the nerfhammer workin, so I will be able to cope with that. I'll tell anyone, I believe change is inevitable, without change boredom would ensue. When they change things all you hear is "zomg they changed XXX and I hate it" but if they didn't change anything the same morons would be "zomg this is the same old crap and I hate it". So while I do have my gripes about my own struggle to adapt, I have a positive outlook, overall, to the coming changes and new content.
The hunter is kinda the same, I'll have to get used to the new way pets work (incl. collecting alot more different pets), and I'm missing a couple of the shots that I used to have in my regular rotation. I did spend a little time on the Heroic Training Dummy and saw a better number than before, even with the downtime added by waiting for focus to generate *MOAR HASTE*. I am curious to see what happens in a raid setting.
The druid... well lets just say that my whole world is upside-down druid wise. However, I'm still a beast in PvP, maybe even more so than before. The new talents to proc a heal on yourself when under a certain health for free is awesome to get you out of those sticky 'Im stunned' moments, and they buffed the jargon out of rejuv, which is like so booya. So yeah, PvP resto = confirmed goodness. Idk what the new druid raid healing is gonna be like. Swiftmend has that new awesome AoE thing now that's gonna rival chain heal in its melee healing awesomeness, and the aforementioned rejuv happiness will do great for pulse aoe dmg on the ranged. But... lifebloom now can only be applied to a single target (not that I used lifebloom an overwhelming lot, but they buffed it, and it's awesome) so we'll have to see how useful that one is gonna end up bein. Tree of Life form is now a cooldown, so some thought is gonna have to go into where/when to best use it to full effect, but that's no biggie.
Then there's the UI changes. In these 'in between' days (in between the patch and whenever the lazy addon developers get their updates out), I'm forced to run a nearly stock UI, which pains me. Those of you who know me will understand that my deep, deep love for addons (or addon dependency, however you wanna phrase it...) will be causing me some performance issues. But Healbot works, X-perl is gold, and Bartender is only a 'bit' wonky... and that's all I 'really' 'need' I guess. Step 1: show up Step 2: mash healbot Step 3: collect loots. Most missed in the last day? Auctioneer, ArkInventory, Postal, Autobar.
All things considered, I like the patch... for what it is. I do understand that it's gonna be imperfect while they work out the kinks, and that the classes are gonna be unbalanced until they get the nerfhammer workin, so I will be able to cope with that. I'll tell anyone, I believe change is inevitable, without change boredom would ensue. When they change things all you hear is "zomg they changed XXX and I hate it" but if they didn't change anything the same morons would be "zomg this is the same old crap and I hate it". So while I do have my gripes about my own struggle to adapt, I have a positive outlook, overall, to the coming changes and new content.
Friday, October 1, 2010
LK 25
Tonight I participated in a Lich King 25man kill. Good one for your adrenal gland there let me tell ya. We came in on an extended lockout from last week and just had Sindragosa up, which proved only a minor speebump, downed her 2nd shot and on to LK that easy. LK himself, not so easy... We wiped for about an hour before a break, then about another 4 attempts later, he died. Special thanks to all the raiders in that run, all our hard work finally pays off. Big shoutout to Night Raiders - Feathermoon. Tebeh ftw, that is all.
So by my estimation (based on Marrowgar kills) we've been at it for approx 26 weeks. The following is my 25ICC boss kill statistics, in order that we progressed through.
Lord Marrowgar - 23
Lady Deathwhisper - 20
Gunship Battle - 20 (8 of which were on Heroic)
Deathbringer Saurfang - 19 (musta missed one...)
Rotface - 20
Festergut - 17
Valithria Dreamwalker - 13
Blood Prince Council - 12
Professor Putricide - 9
Blood Queen - 5
Sindragosa - 2
The Lich King -1
As Cataclysm approaches, I dont know what will become of my raid, things are up in the air of course, but even if this run turns out to be our last, at least we got the bastard! What a long, strange trip it's been (ya, i know), worth every bit of the headache and repair bill. Wrath of The Lich King = Over. C'mon Cata
So by my estimation (based on Marrowgar kills) we've been at it for approx 26 weeks. The following is my 25ICC boss kill statistics, in order that we progressed through.
Lord Marrowgar - 23
Lady Deathwhisper - 20
Gunship Battle - 20 (8 of which were on Heroic)
Deathbringer Saurfang - 19 (musta missed one...)
Rotface - 20
Festergut - 17
Valithria Dreamwalker - 13
Blood Prince Council - 12
Professor Putricide - 9
Blood Queen - 5
Sindragosa - 2
The Lich King -1
As Cataclysm approaches, I dont know what will become of my raid, things are up in the air of course, but even if this run turns out to be our last, at least we got the bastard! What a long, strange trip it's been (ya, i know), worth every bit of the headache and repair bill. Wrath of The Lich King = Over. C'mon Cata
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