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Got the full Mythic Paladin appearance without ever stepping in the Heroic or Mythic raid and barely doing any M+ /u/Tiucaner World of Warcraft
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Got the full Mythic Paladin appearance without ever stepping in the Heroic or Mythic raid and barely doing any M+ /u/Tiucaner World of Warcraft

Got the full Mythic Paladin appearance without ever stepping in the Heroic or Mythic raid and barely doing any M+ /u/Tiucaner World of Warcraft

Got the full Mythic Paladin appearance without ever stepping in the Heroic or Mythic raid and barely doing any M+ submitted by /u/Tiucaner
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Got the full Mythic Paladin appearance without ever stepping in the Heroic or Mythic raid and barely doing any M+ submitted by /u/Tiucaner
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Why are battleground queue’s so freaking long!? Are there only a few hundred people playing at any given time? /u/fenwalt World of Warcraft

Why are battleground queue’s so freaking long!? Are there only a few hundred people playing at any given time? /u/fenwalt World of Warcraft

I really like wow PvP, but not rated – just randoms. Like playing a call of duty match but much more engaging.

But I spend 10-20 minutes waiting **per match** for a queue and it’s seriously driving me insane. This is why I quit wow last time and I thought being relatively close to a new expansion it wouldn’t be so bad.

Mentally it doesn’t make sense why the queues are so bad, unless there are truly only a few hundred people playing battlegrounds at any one time… and that can’t be true…?

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​r/wow I really like wow PvP, but not rated – just randoms. Like playing a call of duty match but much more engaging. But I spend 10-20 minutes waiting **per match** for a queue and it’s seriously driving me insane. This is why I quit wow last time and I thought being relatively close to a new expansion it wouldn’t be so bad. Mentally it doesn’t make sense why the queues are so bad, unless there are truly only a few hundred people playing battlegrounds at any one time… and that can’t be true…? submitted by /u/fenwalt [link] [comments] 

I really like wow PvP, but not rated – just randoms. Like playing a call of duty match but much more engaging.

But I spend 10-20 minutes waiting **per match** for a queue and it’s seriously driving me insane. This is why I quit wow last time and I thought being relatively close to a new expansion it wouldn’t be so bad.

Mentally it doesn’t make sense why the queues are so bad, unless there are truly only a few hundred people playing battlegrounds at any one time… and that can’t be true…?

submitted by /u/fenwalt
[link] [comments]  I really like wow PvP, but not rated – just randoms. Like playing a call of duty match but much more engaging. But I spend 10-20 minutes waiting **per match** for a queue and it’s seriously driving me insane. This is why I quit wow last time and I thought being relatively close to a new expansion it wouldn’t be so bad. Mentally it doesn’t make sense why the queues are so bad, unless there are truly only a few hundred people playing battlegrounds at any one time… and that can’t be true…? submitted by /u/fenwalt [link] [comments]

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After I started healing, I started to appreciate good DPS players more /u/su1cidal_fox World of Warcraft

After I started healing, I started to appreciate good DPS players more /u/su1cidal_fox World of Warcraft

I started my wow journey on Dragonflight as fury warrior. I remember reading wowhead guide on rotation on my class and trying to make my rotation “perfect”. Then I started to look to another DPS classes I thought I would like to try and I found out, it’s not as easy as everybody seems to make. If you really want to give the biggest DPS possible, you have to tinker among your spells and talents. After my first year of playing wow, I learned few things. If DPS wants to be good, it has to micromanage everything in their arsenal in the right time. And the nature of raids and m+ is very challenging to do that. I started playing healer this season and I can’t imagine myself to play DPS again. As healer, I know, if I have good DPS players in group I barely have to try. If DPS players in my group are bad, key is bricked whatever I try to do. I appreciate all DPS players because I know their role is not easier than mine role as healer. If they want to clear the key in time, they need to be perfect. And I as a healer am just reactional player. I see low HP bars, I turn everything on. And that’s it. If the group dies it’s either an individual fault. Mostly mine. I as healer don’t have to be perfect to get invited into keys, You as DPS have to be perfect.

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​r/wow I started my wow journey on Dragonflight as fury warrior. I remember reading wowhead guide on rotation on my class and trying to make my rotation “perfect”. Then I started to look to another DPS classes I thought I would like to try and I found out, it’s not as easy as everybody seems to make. If you really want to give the biggest DPS possible, you have to tinker among your spells and talents. After my first year of playing wow, I learned few things. If DPS wants to be good, it has to micromanage everything in their arsenal in the right time. And the nature of raids and m+ is very challenging to do that. I started playing healer this season and I can’t imagine myself to play DPS again. As healer, I know, if I have good DPS players in group I barely have to try. If DPS players in my group are bad, key is bricked whatever I try to do. I appreciate all DPS players because I know their role is not easier than mine role as healer. If they want to clear the key in time, they need to be perfect. And I as a healer am just reactional player. I see low HP bars, I turn everything on. And that’s it. If the group dies it’s either an individual fault. Mostly mine. I as healer don’t have to be perfect to get invited into keys, You as DPS have to be perfect. submitted by /u/su1cidal_fox [link] [comments] 

I started my wow journey on Dragonflight as fury warrior. I remember reading wowhead guide on rotation on my class and trying to make my rotation “perfect”. Then I started to look to another DPS classes I thought I would like to try and I found out, it’s not as easy as everybody seems to make. If you really want to give the biggest DPS possible, you have to tinker among your spells and talents. After my first year of playing wow, I learned few things. If DPS wants to be good, it has to micromanage everything in their arsenal in the right time. And the nature of raids and m+ is very challenging to do that. I started playing healer this season and I can’t imagine myself to play DPS again. As healer, I know, if I have good DPS players in group I barely have to try. If DPS players in my group are bad, key is bricked whatever I try to do. I appreciate all DPS players because I know their role is not easier than mine role as healer. If they want to clear the key in time, they need to be perfect. And I as a healer am just reactional player. I see low HP bars, I turn everything on. And that’s it. If the group dies it’s either an individual fault. Mostly mine. I as healer don’t have to be perfect to get invited into keys, You as DPS have to be perfect.

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[link] [comments]  I started my wow journey on Dragonflight as fury warrior. I remember reading wowhead guide on rotation on my class and trying to make my rotation “perfect”. Then I started to look to another DPS classes I thought I would like to try and I found out, it’s not as easy as everybody seems to make. If you really want to give the biggest DPS possible, you have to tinker among your spells and talents. After my first year of playing wow, I learned few things. If DPS wants to be good, it has to micromanage everything in their arsenal in the right time. And the nature of raids and m+ is very challenging to do that. I started playing healer this season and I can’t imagine myself to play DPS again. As healer, I know, if I have good DPS players in group I barely have to try. If DPS players in my group are bad, key is bricked whatever I try to do. I appreciate all DPS players because I know their role is not easier than mine role as healer. If they want to clear the key in time, they need to be perfect. And I as a healer am just reactional player. I see low HP bars, I turn everything on. And that’s it. If the group dies it’s either an individual fault. Mostly mine. I as healer don’t have to be perfect to get invited into keys, You as DPS have to be perfect. submitted by /u/su1cidal_fox [link] [comments]

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Getting WoW & CurseForge on the Steam Deck /u/IsolatedAngel World of Warcraft

Getting WoW & CurseForge on the Steam Deck /u/IsolatedAngel World of Warcraft

This isn’t meant to be a super in-depth guide. Just a couple of tips/links to point you in the right direction and offer some starting points.

How to Get World of Warcraft and CurseForge on the Steam Deck
Here are a couple of videos that can help you. They’re just in order by most recently uploaded but essentially are mostly the same steps.

While the above are pretty straight-forward, I also recommend a couple of things to make things easier.

  • Decky Loader: Decky Loader is a plugin loader for the Steam Deck that can let you add features, tweak the interface, etc. How to Install DeckyLoader
  • CSS Loader: CSS Loader is a specific plugin for Decky Loader that enables users to customize the appearance of their Steam Deck interface. Once Decky Loader is installed search for CSS Loader and add it. Once installed look for the following:
  • SteamGridDB: SteamGridDB is a platform that provides artwork for games in your Steam library. This is especially helpful when you have non-Steam games or emulated stuff. Bonus because while I highly recommend you install it through Decky Loader, you can also visit their site in desktop mode, search for your game, download the image and manually upload the artwork.

How to Get CurseForge to Run in Gaming Mode

Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode:

  1. If your CurseForge app is named something like CurseForge-1-122233-11.AppImage, rename it to just CurseForge.AppImage.
  2. Right-click the file, go to Properties, and make sure Open With is set to **AppImage Pool (**To install this incase you don’t already have it: open the Discover app Search for “AppImage Pool,” then click Install to download ).
  3. In the Permissions tab, make sure Access Permissions for Owner, Group, and Others are set to View & Modify.
    • Click Apply and close.
    • If the permissions don’t stick, try this:
      • Uncheck Is Executable, change the permissions, and apply them.
      • Then recheck Is Executable and apply again.
  4. Once that’s done, right-click the .AppImage file and select Add to Steam.
  5. Open Steam in Desktop Mode, search for the CurseForge shortcut, and click the gear icon to open Settings.
    • In the Shortcut tab, set Launch Options to: –no-sandbox
    • In the Compatibility tab, make sure Force the use of a specific compatibility tool is unchecked.

How to Get CurseForge to Sync Successfully

Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode:

  1. Find Your CurseForge App wherever you installed it.
  2. Open the CurseForge app and try logging in as usual.
    • Your browser will open, prompting you to complete the sign-in process. Once done, it will tell you that you can close the browser because you’ll be redirected to the app
  3. Look for the Redirect ButtonRight-click this button, select Copy Link, and paste the link into a new browser tab. Don’t hit enter – just paste it to make copying easier for later The link should start with cfauth:// Open a Terminal (Konsole)
  4. Search for Konsole in the start menu.
    • Open it, minimize it, set it aside.
  5. Get the Path to the App
    • Go back to the folder where your CurseForge.AppImage is located.
    • Right-click the file and select Copy Location
  6. Go back to Konsole and do the following:
    • Start with the path to your CurseForge App. It could look something like: /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage
    • type “
    • Paste the cfauth:// link you copied earlier.
    • Close it with another “
    • Enter
  7. Done! You can then complete and move forward with setting up the sync options.
    • The whole text in the Konsole would look something like /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage "cfauth://your-login-link"
    • Yes there is a space after appImage.
    • Yes the parentheses are needed before and after the link.
    • Yes the link will be long AF.

Don’t forget to add the artwork! Once all is said in done and if you downloaded deckyloader and SteamGrid DB you can go back into gaming mode find both WoW & CurseForge -> Gear Icon -> Change Artwork.

Maintenance

In gaming mode I will update AddOns and such in CurseForge, then exit and open WoW. However if CurseForge says it has an update itself, I do so within Desktop mode. Only because I’ve noticed sometimes CurseForge will freeze if I do so in gaming mode.

I will run WoW updates within Gaming mode itself because idk it works like that lol.

Steam Deck Gaming Layout

I know supposedly there’s a way to import shared controller layouts but I couldn’t figure out how to do so even after looking at a couple of diff reddit posts and remember landing on a post that said something like it’s jut been a bug for like 2 years or something. But just incase: steam://controllerconfig/2651829824/3404895023

I hope this helps!

Edited for readability.

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​r/wow This isn’t meant to be a super in-depth guide. Just a couple of tips/links to point you in the right direction and offer some starting points. How to Get World of Warcraft and CurseForge on the Steam Deck Here are a couple of videos that can help you. They’re just in order by most recently uploaded but essentially are mostly the same steps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nohsVQIHp7I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNiCUD4qI-A&t=2s While the above are pretty straight-forward, I also recommend a couple of things to make things easier. Decky Loader: Decky Loader is a plugin loader for the Steam Deck that can let you add features, tweak the interface, etc. How to Install DeckyLoader CSS Loader: CSS Loader is a specific plugin for Decky Loader that enables users to customize the appearance of their Steam Deck interface. Once Decky Loader is installed search for CSS Loader and add it. Once installed look for the following: Transparent Keyboard by Wormss9 Smaller Keyboard by jasonofthestorm These two made a huge QOL difference for me on my steamdeck. SteamGridDB: SteamGridDB is a platform that provides artwork for games in your Steam library. This is especially helpful when you have non-Steam games or emulated stuff. Bonus because while I highly recommend you install it through Decky Loader, you can also visit their site in desktop mode, search for your game, download the image and manually upload the artwork. How to Get CurseForge to Run in Gaming Mode Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode: If your CurseForge app is named something like CurseForge-1-122233-11.AppImage, rename it to just CurseForge.AppImage. Right-click the file, go to Properties, and make sure Open With is set to **AppImage Pool (**To install this incase you don’t already have it: open the Discover app Search for “AppImage Pool,” then click Install to download ). In the Permissions tab, make sure Access Permissions for Owner, Group, and Others are set to View & Modify. Click Apply and close. If the permissions don’t stick, try this: Uncheck Is Executable, change the permissions, and apply them. Then recheck Is Executable and apply again. Once that’s done, right-click the .AppImage file and select Add to Steam. Open Steam in Desktop Mode, search for the CurseForge shortcut, and click the gear icon to open Settings. In the Shortcut tab, set Launch Options to: –no-sandbox In the Compatibility tab, make sure Force the use of a specific compatibility tool is unchecked. How to Get CurseForge to Sync Successfully Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode: Find Your CurseForge App wherever you installed it. Open the CurseForge app and try logging in as usual. Your browser will open, prompting you to complete the sign-in process. Once done, it will tell you that you can close the browser because you’ll be redirected to the app Look for the Redirect ButtonRight-click this button, select Copy Link, and paste the link into a new browser tab. Don’t hit enter – just paste it to make copying easier for later The link should start with cfauth:// Open a Terminal (Konsole) Search for Konsole in the start menu. Open it, minimize it, set it aside. Get the Path to the App Go back to the folder where your CurseForge.AppImage is located. Right-click the file and select Copy Location Go back to Konsole and do the following: Start with the path to your CurseForge App. It could look something like: /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage type ” Paste the cfauth:// link you copied earlier. Close it with another ” Enter Done! You can then complete and move forward with setting up the sync options. The whole text in the Konsole would look something like /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage “cfauth://your-login-link” Yes there is a space after appImage. Yes the parentheses are needed before and after the link. Yes the link will be long AF. Don’t forget to add the artwork! Once all is said in done and if you downloaded deckyloader and SteamGrid DB you can go back into gaming mode find both WoW & CurseForge -> Gear Icon -> Change Artwork. Maintenance In gaming mode I will update AddOns and such in CurseForge, then exit and open WoW. However if CurseForge says it has an update itself, I do so within Desktop mode. Only because I’ve noticed sometimes CurseForge will freeze if I do so in gaming mode. I will run WoW updates within Gaming mode itself because idk it works like that lol. Steam Deck Gaming Layout I know supposedly there’s a way to import shared controller layouts but I couldn’t figure out how to do so even after looking at a couple of diff reddit posts and remember landing on a post that said something like it’s jut been a bug for like 2 years or something. But just incase: steam://controllerconfig/2651829824/3404895023 I hope this helps! Edited for readability. submitted by /u/IsolatedAngel [link] [comments] 

This isn’t meant to be a super in-depth guide. Just a couple of tips/links to point you in the right direction and offer some starting points.

How to Get World of Warcraft and CurseForge on the Steam Deck
Here are a couple of videos that can help you. They’re just in order by most recently uploaded but essentially are mostly the same steps.

While the above are pretty straight-forward, I also recommend a couple of things to make things easier.

  • Decky Loader: Decky Loader is a plugin loader for the Steam Deck that can let you add features, tweak the interface, etc. How to Install DeckyLoader
  • CSS Loader: CSS Loader is a specific plugin for Decky Loader that enables users to customize the appearance of their Steam Deck interface. Once Decky Loader is installed search for CSS Loader and add it. Once installed look for the following:
  • SteamGridDB: SteamGridDB is a platform that provides artwork for games in your Steam library. This is especially helpful when you have non-Steam games or emulated stuff. Bonus because while I highly recommend you install it through Decky Loader, you can also visit their site in desktop mode, search for your game, download the image and manually upload the artwork.

How to Get CurseForge to Run in Gaming Mode

Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode:

  1. If your CurseForge app is named something like CurseForge-1-122233-11.AppImage, rename it to just CurseForge.AppImage.
  2. Right-click the file, go to Properties, and make sure Open With is set to **AppImage Pool (**To install this incase you don’t already have it: open the Discover app Search for “AppImage Pool,” then click Install to download ).
  3. In the Permissions tab, make sure Access Permissions for Owner, Group, and Others are set to View & Modify.
    • Click Apply and close.
    • If the permissions don’t stick, try this:
      • Uncheck Is Executable, change the permissions, and apply them.
      • Then recheck Is Executable and apply again.
  4. Once that’s done, right-click the .AppImage file and select Add to Steam.
  5. Open Steam in Desktop Mode, search for the CurseForge shortcut, and click the gear icon to open Settings.
    • In the Shortcut tab, set Launch Options to: –no-sandbox
    • In the Compatibility tab, make sure Force the use of a specific compatibility tool is unchecked.

How to Get CurseForge to Sync Successfully

Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode:

  1. Find Your CurseForge App wherever you installed it.
  2. Open the CurseForge app and try logging in as usual.
    • Your browser will open, prompting you to complete the sign-in process. Once done, it will tell you that you can close the browser because you’ll be redirected to the app
  3. Look for the Redirect ButtonRight-click this button, select Copy Link, and paste the link into a new browser tab. Don’t hit enter – just paste it to make copying easier for later The link should start with cfauth:// Open a Terminal (Konsole)
  4. Search for Konsole in the start menu.
    • Open it, minimize it, set it aside.
  5. Get the Path to the App
    • Go back to the folder where your CurseForge.AppImage is located.
    • Right-click the file and select Copy Location
  6. Go back to Konsole and do the following:
    • Start with the path to your CurseForge App. It could look something like: /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage
    • type “
    • Paste the cfauth:// link you copied earlier.
    • Close it with another “
    • Enter
  7. Done! You can then complete and move forward with setting up the sync options.
    • The whole text in the Konsole would look something like /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage "cfauth://your-login-link"
    • Yes there is a space after appImage.
    • Yes the parentheses are needed before and after the link.
    • Yes the link will be long AF.

Don’t forget to add the artwork! Once all is said in done and if you downloaded deckyloader and SteamGrid DB you can go back into gaming mode find both WoW & CurseForge -> Gear Icon -> Change Artwork.

Maintenance

In gaming mode I will update AddOns and such in CurseForge, then exit and open WoW. However if CurseForge says it has an update itself, I do so within Desktop mode. Only because I’ve noticed sometimes CurseForge will freeze if I do so in gaming mode.

I will run WoW updates within Gaming mode itself because idk it works like that lol.

Steam Deck Gaming Layout

I know supposedly there’s a way to import shared controller layouts but I couldn’t figure out how to do so even after looking at a couple of diff reddit posts and remember landing on a post that said something like it’s jut been a bug for like 2 years or something. But just incase: steam://controllerconfig/2651829824/3404895023

I hope this helps!

Edited for readability.

submitted by /u/IsolatedAngel
[link] [comments]  This isn’t meant to be a super in-depth guide. Just a couple of tips/links to point you in the right direction and offer some starting points. How to Get World of Warcraft and CurseForge on the Steam Deck Here are a couple of videos that can help you. They’re just in order by most recently uploaded but essentially are mostly the same steps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nohsVQIHp7I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNiCUD4qI-A&t=2s While the above are pretty straight-forward, I also recommend a couple of things to make things easier. Decky Loader: Decky Loader is a plugin loader for the Steam Deck that can let you add features, tweak the interface, etc. How to Install DeckyLoader CSS Loader: CSS Loader is a specific plugin for Decky Loader that enables users to customize the appearance of their Steam Deck interface. Once Decky Loader is installed search for CSS Loader and add it. Once installed look for the following: Transparent Keyboard by Wormss9 Smaller Keyboard by jasonofthestorm These two made a huge QOL difference for me on my steamdeck. SteamGridDB: SteamGridDB is a platform that provides artwork for games in your Steam library. This is especially helpful when you have non-Steam games or emulated stuff. Bonus because while I highly recommend you install it through Decky Loader, you can also visit their site in desktop mode, search for your game, download the image and manually upload the artwork. How to Get CurseForge to Run in Gaming Mode Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode: If your CurseForge app is named something like CurseForge-1-122233-11.AppImage, rename it to just CurseForge.AppImage. Right-click the file, go to Properties, and make sure Open With is set to **AppImage Pool (**To install this incase you don’t already have it: open the Discover app Search for “AppImage Pool,” then click Install to download ). In the Permissions tab, make sure Access Permissions for Owner, Group, and Others are set to View & Modify. Click Apply and close. If the permissions don’t stick, try this: Uncheck Is Executable, change the permissions, and apply them. Then recheck Is Executable and apply again. Once that’s done, right-click the .AppImage file and select Add to Steam. Open Steam in Desktop Mode, search for the CurseForge shortcut, and click the gear icon to open Settings. In the Shortcut tab, set Launch Options to: –no-sandbox In the Compatibility tab, make sure Force the use of a specific compatibility tool is unchecked. How to Get CurseForge to Sync Successfully Here’s what I did in Desktop Mode: Find Your CurseForge App wherever you installed it. Open the CurseForge app and try logging in as usual. Your browser will open, prompting you to complete the sign-in process. Once done, it will tell you that you can close the browser because you’ll be redirected to the app Look for the Redirect ButtonRight-click this button, select Copy Link, and paste the link into a new browser tab. Don’t hit enter – just paste it to make copying easier for later The link should start with cfauth:// Open a Terminal (Konsole) Search for Konsole in the start menu. Open it, minimize it, set it aside. Get the Path to the App Go back to the folder where your CurseForge.AppImage is located. Right-click the file and select Copy Location Go back to Konsole and do the following: Start with the path to your CurseForge App. It could look something like: /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage type ” Paste the cfauth:// link you copied earlier. Close it with another ” Enter Done! You can then complete and move forward with setting up the sync options. The whole text in the Konsole would look something like /home/deck/Applications/CurseForge.AppImage “cfauth://your-login-link” Yes there is a space after appImage. Yes the parentheses are needed before and after the link. Yes the link will be long AF. Don’t forget to add the artwork! Once all is said in done and if you downloaded deckyloader and SteamGrid DB you can go back into gaming mode find both WoW & CurseForge -> Gear Icon -> Change Artwork. Maintenance In gaming mode I will update AddOns and such in CurseForge, then exit and open WoW. However if CurseForge says it has an update itself, I do so within Desktop mode. Only because I’ve noticed sometimes CurseForge will freeze if I do so in gaming mode. I will run WoW updates within Gaming mode itself because idk it works like that lol. Steam Deck Gaming Layout I know supposedly there’s a way to import shared controller layouts but I couldn’t figure out how to do so even after looking at a couple of diff reddit posts and remember landing on a post that said something like it’s jut been a bug for like 2 years or something. But just incase: steam://controllerconfig/2651829824/3404895023 I hope this helps! Edited for readability. submitted by /u/IsolatedAngel [link] [comments]

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Pug Brewmaster journey. First step was ++9, then moved on to 10’s. And only then moved on to 11’s. It was rough. Brutal. And certainly not worth the effort. /u/ToughShaper World of Warcraft
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Pug Brewmaster journey. First step was ++9, then moved on to 10’s. And only then moved on to 11’s. It was rough. Brutal. And certainly not worth the effort. /u/ToughShaper World of Warcraft

Pug Brewmaster journey. First step was ++9, then moved on to 10’s. And only then moved on to 11’s. It was rough. Brutal. And certainly not worth the effort. /u/ToughShaper World of Warcraft

Pug Brewmaster journey. First step was ++9, then moved on to 10's. And only then moved on to 11's. It was rough. Brutal. And certainly not worth the effort. submitted by /u/ToughShaper
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Pug Brewmaster journey. First step was ++9, then moved on to 10's. And only then moved on to 11's. It was rough. Brutal. And certainly not worth the effort. submitted by /u/ToughShaper
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What class is your Earthen? /u/Caspira World of Warcraft

What class is your Earthen? /u/Caspira World of Warcraft

Hey! I can’t decide what to make my Earthen. I already have a Dwarf (Wildhammer style) shaman, and a Dark Iron Warrior. Considering priest, but I’m open to other options.

What did you make yours, and why?

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​r/wow Hey! I can’t decide what to make my Earthen. I already have a Dwarf (Wildhammer style) shaman, and a Dark Iron Warrior. Considering priest, but I’m open to other options. What did you make yours, and why? submitted by /u/Caspira [link] [comments] 

Hey! I can’t decide what to make my Earthen. I already have a Dwarf (Wildhammer style) shaman, and a Dark Iron Warrior. Considering priest, but I’m open to other options.

What did you make yours, and why?

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