WoW gives us many items. They're grays, greens, blues, purples, and even oranges. They all fill up our bags and our hours in the game. They drive our raid attendance and our questing time. And some, out of all of those thousands of items, mean something to us. We've all got our cherished items, ones that we can't bring ourselves to get rid of.

This isn't about what we don't want to get rid of, this is about what we cannot get rid of.

Last week, I used used two 70 items,...

• frmorrison

Holy Paladins are currently among the most overrepresented classes in arena, and I think a lot of it is due to the tremendous utility they can get with a minimal investment in Ret. The top of the tree is simply too strong.
So here's a few changes that should balance this out while providing minimal different for Ret and Prot specs.

-Judgements of the Wise to Tier 9, taking the place of Swift Retribution.
-Divine Purpose to Tier 7, taking the place of Judgements of the...

XI-

When I was driving home today, I saw a van on the highway engulfed in flames. It was freakin' awesome. A giant pillar of smoke in the air, miles of rubbernecking traffic, hundreds of phone calls from onlookers to their friends and families, updates on the news and radio. Everyone had to tell everyone else they knew about this awesome flaming van.

Odds are very good that your guild...

Zyla

They let any benefactors post a blog now. This is crazy.

• Double-Neg

This blog is intended as a recount of some of my highly subjective experiences as a late-bloomer WoW player (with a hopeful dash of positive advice for peeps with similar attitudes, even if we are an "up the devil's rear end" minority of the populace).

I came into WoW last year, having always preferred solitary forms of entertainment (turn-based strategy games, role-playing and above all reading) but finding them unable to alleviate my late night sleep and intestinal problems....

Rhymer