The Elf and Dwarf

The big topic of the week was on the subject of “Surviving your first 30 minutes in a RP guild”.

Some clips from the email bag to share:

From Pithius’s emails about knowing your role: Specifically with Adeldia and her hunter she just needs to understand 1 thing, as a hunter you do much more damage through your ranged weapons that you will do with melee. So long as you understand this, there is absolutely nothing wrong with charging in and smacking a creature as long as it dies and you don’t. Every class has melee weapons for a reason. Even with a mage from time to time I will charge in and start swinging with my staff when it is “safe” to do so just because I want to change things up. Play your way and don’t take crap from others who think they know how you should or should not do things.

From Bronson on the subject of faction mounts: As an undead rogue, I loath the humans! I was not going to ride some undead version of their mounts. So, I went to the starting area for the orcs and did ALL the quests that an orc had to give. I got close and was loosing hope on getting my wolf mount. Another friend told me about the War Effort.

The War Effort lets you collect leather, ore, herbs and band aides. You turn them in and you will get REP with whoever you turn the items into. Also, I turned in cloth in Orgrimmar. Some NPC that was like a tailor or something, cannot remember. When I hit level 40, I could not run fast enough to get my wolf. A rogue sitting on a wolf mount… COOL!!! I hope this helps you get your saber.

Senkakusha’s comments on Irish Music: When I think of remade Irish music, the bands I really come to think of is Dropkick Murphy’s and Flogging Molly. Don’t know if you’ve heard of them, but the Murphy’s are pretty much hardcore punk, that remake older folk songs and newer ones. They are a great band to drink to, if you don’t mind getting overly pumped and tend to feel the need to headbang and break stuff while intoxicated (somewhat guilty at times, except for the breaking stuff part.) Flogging Molly is more mellow, with more of a traditional sound with a little modern guitar and drums thrown in the mix. Check them out if your into the irish stylings of music. I think you’ll like them

So some help to you: Flogging Molly is found here while Dropkick Murphys are here

Also you should check out our friend Lorim/ Demis and her new podcast at: http://www.rptavern.blogspot.com/ They are also on iTunes as the RPTavern if you want to find them there: Linky here to iTunes.

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