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I've been working my tail off on working on Gnomergon Exile rep with my druid so I can have a robo-chicken.. I'm 2396 of 21,000 into it. :sleep: Don't forget you have to be exalted to buy the dang mount!

Pretty sure he was talking about the Blood Elf chickens... :D

I've been working my tail off on working on Gnomergon Exile rep with my druid so I can have a robo-chicken.. I'm 2396 of 21,000 into it. :sleep: Don't forget you have to be exalted to buy the dang mount!

I'm already an Ambassador of the Horde. :) So Gnomergon Exile can get you mechanical chickens, eh?

Pretty sure he was talking about the Blood Elf chickens... :D

Yeah, they guy outside Silvermoon better not tell me my butt's too fat for his chickens anymore. :D

Hi, I'm a prot pally and I currently have a +50 spell power enchant to my sword. Is there a better enchant I should use? Seems like they changed the whole spell power thing for prot pallies. What doesn't make sense to me is that w/ my defense sword equiped, my concecrate ticks for about 350+. If I equip my spell damage (healing) mace (from H Nexus) my spell damage is higher, but my concecrate ticks for only about 320 or so. I know that because of my talents, I get spell damage as a percent of my stamina...but I don't see it making up that big of a difference.

In BC I had to have some spell damage in order to be a good pally tank, but this is obviously no longer the case. Has anyone found some good information on this and how I should balance my tanking stats?

Here is my armory page: http://us.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xm...e&n=Meshack

-shadrack

you do? oh snap! I though (probably hopefull reading) that all restrictiosn but yes it is just race restriction lol

Yes, you STILL have to be exalted.

Pretty sure he was talking about the Blood Elf chickens... :D

Oh yeah I know.. but I was mentioning the fact that I've been working my own butt off on getting a new mount for my druid.

I'm already an Ambassador of the Horde. :) So Gnomergon Exile can get you mechanical chickens, eh?

My dwarf is like the only guy who rides the Gnomer chickens. I can just see all the Dranie and Humans riding 'em now.

-shadrack

Accuracy, Titanium Weapon Chain, Mongoose or AP.

Yes, you STILL have to be exalted.

Oh yeah I know.. but I was mentioning the fact that I've been working my own butt off on getting a new mount for my druid.

Yeah, I hear ya. I have too for my death knight. Been farming skyguard rep and I've spent a couple thousand gold this past week just on runecloth for rep turnins. My goal is to get the albino drake.

Yeah, I hear ya. I have too for my death knight. Been farming skyguard rep and I've spent a couple thousand gold this past week just on runecloth for rep turnins. My goal is to get the albino drake.

I've been 4 away since the day the 3.0 patch hit. Got the War Bear and the Stonekeeper Shard mount, and that puts me at two, and Ive been to lazy to bother buying any other mounts to get the Albino drake. Now with this patch and rep changes. I think I may just go kill some Ogre to finish out my Kur rep.

Question for tailors out there. I seen the patch notes said that the amount of Frostweave needed to make an imbued has been lowered..

Do we know by what amount yet?

reason I ask is I am at 4xx tailoring and have 100 bolts of frostweave in the bank jsut waiting for this to drop so I can make me more bags to get 450.

So I figured I'd give WoWMatrix a run and see what updates.

20 addons later and I'm running the latest versions of everything I run.

Here's what I'm running:

!StopTheSpam

!Swatter

Atlas

Atlas_Battlegrounds

Atlas_DungeonLocs

Atlas_OutdoorRaids

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PitBull_ReputationBar

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PitBull_Spark

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PitBull_TotemTimers

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WIM

WoWPlusPlus

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Edited by Andrew-DB

http://www.wowwiki.com/Patch_3.0.8

Check out the changes that have been made in the latest patch. Some notable changes for the Death Knight include: Icebound Fortitude offers 20% damage reduction instead of 50%. Same thing with Bone Shield, 20% from 40%. There's some good improvements for the Death Knight though.

http://www.wowwiki.com/Patch_3.0.8

Check out the changes that have been made in the latest patch. Some notable changes for the Death Knight include: Icebound Fortitude offers 20% damage reduction instead of 50%. Same thing with Bone Shield, 20% from 40%. There's some good improvements for the Death Knight though.

Most of the changes to DK include: beefing up blood dps, nerfing some oh **** buttons but beefing frost presence to better smooth out DK mitigation, removing most of the negative effects of glyphs, bringing dw down closer to 2h dps, some buffs and fixes to some abilities.

Nothing too big. There's some crappy things that have gone in, but nothing too major. Mostly just a refinement. At least we aren't getting nerfed like some classes.

Blizz fails hard. Northrend is completely unplayable. There's a bug when WG ends that causes Northrend to crash. When Northrend comes back up, WG is restarted and the process repeats... Not to mention I also found several other bugs that are pretty crappy.

This has been one of the worst patch days in a long time.

Edited by Xilo
Blizz fails hard. Northrend is completely unplayable. There's a bug when WG ends that causes Northrend to crash. When Northrend comes back up, WG is restarted and the process repeats... Not to mention I also found several other bugs that are pretty crappy.

This has been one of the worst patch days in a long time.

Wintergrasp is now offline. I never saw anyone playing it after the first week anyway.

man so I hear holy priests are pretty ****ed off.. What other nerfs happened?

Yup. Shouldn't have added the CD. Could have simply lowered the effiecent from +healing on it. But the CD totally blows. I dunno even want to see what Malygos will be like.

Wintergrasp is now offline. I never saw anyone playing it after the first week anyway.

Anytime you had high lag, Wintergrasp was going on. Since they disabled it, my latency staying at 100ms, when it was in battle it would be around 400, and when it was just up it hovered between 100 and 250 constantly.

Yup. Shouldn't have added the CD. Could have simply lowered the effiecent from +healing on it. But the CD totally blows. I dunno even want to see what Malygos will be like.

Anytime you had high lag, Wintergrasp was going on. Since they disabled it, my latency staying at 100ms, when it was in battle it would be around 400, and when it was just up it hovered between 100 and 250 constantly.

Is that what was causing it? Yuck. They can leave it offline, then. ;)

I haven't set foot in a BG since level 70 because they took all the useful rewards away.

Wintergrasp is now offline. I never saw anyone playing it after the first week anyway.

Your server must be pretty boring. Even being horde on an alliance dominated server, Wintergrasp is still very popular with both factions. It's quite common to see 1-2 raid groups on both factions in Wintergrasp on my server.

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