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You're going to hate me: I decided randomly a few days ago that I wanted the Deathcharger. Did one run and it dropped. :laugh:

:laugh:

To be honest I've made really good coin so far so I guess it's not a bad trade off!

If I hit 200 runs and nothing then I'll probably hate you a little bit devil.gif

Spoilars much? :p

And while that's real... I have a feeling he's been shrunk for scale there.

Lore wise, he's supposed to be bigger (he's the biggest of all) than Alexstrasza...

Anyone remember when I posted this:

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Me thinks he's looking a little on the "small" side...

Queston. Whats the best way to get back into WoW? I remember my old player name and server but not login details (battle.net? O.o) and don't have the email address anymore :p

Contact Blizzard support. Have (if possible) an ID, receipt and some other things they'll ask for.

Queston. Whats the best way to get back into WoW? I remember my old player name and server but not login details (battle.net? O.o) and don't have the email address anymore :p

You could look up your character on the armory (wowarmory.com) and contact them regarding it, providing ID and whatnot. Or you could tell a friend (me) to hook you up with a Recruit-A-Friend link and level insanely fast! Seriously, PM if you want one. :D (Y)

@littleneutrino, how's it goin' buddy? We're buddies, right? Help a friend out? :laugh:

Anyone care to offer two cents on something?

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/

Read that... first..

Then read my comment:

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/1#c27681760

Is what I'm proposing correct?

Anyone care to offer two cents on something?

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/

Read that... first..

Then read my comment:

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/1#c27681760

Is what I'm proposing correct?

Pretty much from what I've read anyway.

Anyone care to offer two cents on something?

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/

Read that... first..

Then read my comment:

http://www.wow.com/2010/05/05/cataclysm-skill-ranks-explained/1#c27681760

Is what I'm proposing correct?

they are just once again copying lotro (been doing it for 2 yrs now, you can thank turbine for your achievements :p). On lotro you only buy a skill once. when you level it levels.

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