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Looking into Cat Talents.

So I'm about to start slamming down druid levels as I try to level my druid as fast as possible. In the meantime today is slow at work so I'm researching Kitty Talents. Here is what I'm thinking in the order that I intend to get them: 5/5 Ferocity 3/3 Thick Hide 2/2 Brutal Impact 2/2 Feral Swiftness 3/3 Sharpened Claws 2/2 Primal Fury 3/3 Predatory Strikes 1/1 Faerie Fire (Feral) 2/2 Savage Fury 2/2 Shredding attacks 5/5 Heart of the Wild 1/1 Leader of the Pack 2/2 Improved Leader of the Pack 3/3 Survival of the Fittest 5/5 Predatory Instincts 1/1 Mangle At this point I've spent 42 points in Feral. Then I spend: Restoration (14 points) 5/5 Furor 5/5 Naturalist 3/3 Natural Shape Shifter(powershiftin baby) 1/1 Omen of Clarity I've now spent 56 points and am level 65. At this point I'm sorta lost. I was thinking: 1/1 Feral Charge 2/3 Feral Instinct 2/2 Nurturing Instinct As I' should have a ton of AGI at this point and I like N.I. But I'm not fully sure...

This is for wulfa.

http://www.wowwiki.com/The_Master's_Key/In-Depth http://nedruid.wordpress.com/2007/04/02/karazhan-attunement-cliff-notes/ The key can be obtained by completing the following questline (Starts just outside Karazhan , with Archmage Alturus , an Archmage of the The Violet Eye (46,75)): [70] Archmage Alturus : Lower City ; optional talk to NPC, 5 rep with Violet Eye [70] Arcane Disturbances : Deadwind Pass ; standard soloable exploration quest [70] Restless Activity : Deadwind Pass ; standard soloable kill quest, can be done at the same time as above [70] Contact from Dalaran : Dalaran ; talk to NPC [70] Khadgar : Talk with Khadgar in Shattrath City [70] Entry Into Karazhan : Dungeon; first key part to be found in the Shadow Labyrinth , Auchindoun [70] The Second and Third Fragments : Two dungeons; the second key part is found in The Steamvault and the third key part is found in Arcatraz [70] The Master's Touch : Dungeon; Talk with Medivh in the Opening the Dark Portal ...

She's my new hero.

Wyn: interesting trivia: if you read the lore, the horde are the "good guys," if anyone is Edit: Orc & Tauren easily. Trolls...hmm they are such a sidekick race its hard to tell... certainly they've stopped some bad evils(hakkar and the Aqir)...but they also started some(hakkar and other crappy voodoo). Neutral like any good mercs. Undead... solid resistance fighters/good guys in my books. Sure they want more people to be undead but thats practically a biological directive to reproduce. I mark them as 75% good. Blood Elves.... Misguided but good at heart. The moody teens gangsters of WoW. And now that Sunwell has happened they are on the path to redemption.

Almost there ....

This is where Wulfa scowls at her RL avatar because she's typing not questing ... and then she turns that fierce scowl on you, the reader, and tells you not to talk to her because she's almost there ...... (there being 70)

The Night Green Poxo died.

"The best time in PVE is…losing. I’m dead serious. There is absolutely nothing better in PVE than wiping on a progression boss, short of finally killing it. That’s what makes raiding worth it: the trial, toil, and learning that goes into finally defeating any boss you’re stuck on. Farming a boss you’ve killed for months is rather boring. It can be and still is fun for most people, mostly because of gear and the people you’re raiding with, but as any raider knows, it’s just not quite as fun as working on a new boss. People literally get excited to go get the crap beaten out of them for four hours a night." The author of the above statement is Fate of Apathy.inc. I have to agree with him. If you aren't losing then its boring. Odd that people view PvP in a different light. Anyways his paragraph reminded me of how last nights Pox run went. Starting a few bubbles into level 28 we stormed into Scarlet Monastery. Graveyard was so pitfully easy we got bored and had 'CC...

Pedestels

Me and someone had an interesting conversation yesterday. Prompting this short question post: Who do you put on a pedestel? Who do you look down on? Don't answer either of these please. I don't really want to know. I just did a personal inventory and realized there are an awful lot of people that I either elevate or disparage for reasons that are not really valid reasons. I know there are people I've thought horrible things about who were really just normal regular joes who were smart in other areas but inexperianced in the arena I knew them in. I know there are people I've thought of as amazing self assured genius specimens of physical perfection....who were really insecure, incompetant, losers who wanted more from life. Anways this is just serious thoughts from the Orc.

Fear of storytelling.

Everytime I go for a long walk with just Orclette and myself I come up with what I feel are great scenes for this story I'm writing*. But when I come back and start trying to actually write the scenes I feel.... silly. Really silly. Like I'm giving a speech. I'm trying to get around this and am not quite sure how to. I know I'm not the only one who feels very vernerable and exposed when writing. Anyways ideas wanted. *by writing I mean I have a written outline I know all the major characters and if asked I could describe each scene/person/event but I don't have any dialog/descriptions actually written and my characters don't have names. I know the beginning and the end just haven't been able to force myself to actually write it. This is the 2nd such story** **ie: the second complete story I've come up with that has never been written or told*** ***beyond short synopsis' to Wulfa and telling it to Orclette