A World of Warcraft Blog about Tanking as a Protection Warrior
In the fith part of my raid-ranking-series (up to Ulduar) I’m going to give my wisdom-ish judgements for the newest reviewed raid, Ulduar, and have to set out right ahead: The gaps between the places are getting closer.
In the fourth part of my raid-ranking-series (up to Ulduar) I’ll have a look into the first raid that one could get into from back in vanilla wow and give a little look into the world that was all about farming for your blue dungeon set.
The third part of my raid-ranking-series (up to Ulduar) takes us to the first 20-man-raid from back in vanilla wow and outlines why Ahn’Qiraj took spot #6 on my raid ranking.
On saturday we got as far as to Hodir, and on the last attempt finally downed Mr. “thrust-polish-and-blow-my-stuff”. Or, rather, freed him from Yoggi’s influence. He was gone before we got a screenshot. And then the chest despawned before we got a screenshot. So what we have is a screenshot in front of a white snow wall. Uhm, I digress. Here’s how to learn the Hodir-fight and kill him on the first night in.
In the second part of my raid-ranking-series (up to Ulduar) I’ll have a look into the “great-at-first-glance” Zul’Aman and try to explain why it only made it to #7 on my list.
In the first part of my raid-ranking-series (up to Ulduar) I’ll rant a little about why WotLK Naxxramas sucks so much at it’s time of release.
The so-called “endgame” can be take on many a form. For some it’s raiding, for others it’s fishing on their level 37 toon, some collect pets and mounts, others max out reputations, reach for the gold limit or PvP the hell out of those arenas. In this series of posts I want to rank and then have a look at the raids I’ve experienced.