Enchanted shield, here. On a huge disadvantage against capable casters without it. Though there is still some experience and I’m talking only about taking the shield away, not entire equipment - I don’t imagine Thyron fighting against most of the, let’s say, Sun Hawks’ mages without it, it’d be considerably harder. Gear matters a lot.
And…
Yes, he’s had it crafted when he was 16 and for his daddy’s money. Got scolded, though. ![:stuck_out_tongue:](https://d1bg94bbsh66ji.cloudfront.net/en/wow/images/emoji/twitter/stuck_out_tongue.png?v=6" ":stuck_out_tongue:")
There’s still more flavourful ways of engaging in long distance communication. Immediately resorting to high-tech gadgets seems a little cheap, especially in the mostly low-tech Stormwind City.
Why not a bugle? A single piercing toot and suddenly town bells start chiming in the distance, and guardsmen start pouring onto the street in search of the commotion.
“The beacons are lit! Old Town calls for aid!”
“… and Cathedral Square shall answer! Muster the guardsmen.”
You: Buzzbox to summon your guildies
Me, an intellectual: War horn to rally nearby allies
Having to join a discord for every other guild lately is bloody stupid.
Brrrraaaaaaaaap-Brrraaaap.
I toot my warhorn.
True + based
[Blows on the Cowhorn.]
The Cowhorn calls? To arms, brethren!
4 khaz modan!!
You don’t have to though
In my experience, not getting involved will cut you off from half of the community, coordination and most of the chatting since people just aren’t using the ingame communities feature to the extent that they use discord and the guild chats have been edged out by external chat services for years. The ingame convenience is just ignored as discord renders it obsolete and unable to compete for interaction.
WoW is a good game.
Toot on, son! Toot on!
You hear a thunderous Braaaaaaaaaap, echo from across the hills and valleys.
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Northrend and most of the questing in WoTLK is so lifeless and boring its unimaginable how anyone could have looked on the expansion and thought “yes this is the pinnacle, we cannot go higher.”
Most of the continent is a combination of Scourge + Scourge (+ something else) and wait… more Scourge.
Blizzard have some real cheek to complain WoD was Orc centric when WoTLK was spent being up to your eyes in undead.
Howling Fjord - Scourge + Vrykul
Borean Tundra - Scourge + Dragons
Dragonblight - Scourge + Dragons (again) (also bonus underground naxxramas)
Zul’Drak - Scourge + Trolls
Icecrown - Scourge + Scourge
Then their cameo appearances
Sholazar Basin - Titans and Nessingwary + One quarter Scourge
Grizzly Hills - Very varied zone with only one storyline pertaining to the Scourge
There’s only one zone without any Undead in the storyline of the zone.
Storm Peaks, the best zone in WoTLK.
I think it has more to do with the fact that Arthas was the big bad, a very beloved character from Warcraft 3.
Unpopular opinion but he was very boring in WC3.
The Orc and Night Elf campaigns were my favourite.
I liked the Orc one the most myself, and some of nelf.
But I am however a big fan of the Scourge one, due to me being a huge fan of Necromancers (BLIZZARD GIEF) and the whole Cult of the Damned.
But Arthas himself wasn’t any particular, Kel’Thuzad on the other hand…