For a few gold pieces more

Mr. Van Cleef has left the building.

I tanked my first instance yesterday. Went in Deadmines at level 20, dinged in the instance and almost got one more level afterwards, when delivering the quests. Started with a party that was great but a bit alien to me. Four draeneis (priest, hunter, fighter, mage) did their best to prevent me from tanking by dpsing at will, which didn’t hurt much because everyone could handle the adds they pulled and the healing was solid. The fighter and mage left us just as we reached the port and we got two rogues to help us finish the instance. Apart from a bad pull (and wipe) when we were 3-manning a part of the instance, we one-shot everything.

 

What I loved:

• Tanking rocks!
• Completing all your quests rocks!
• I can’t handle more than two mobs at a time for now.
• I really need to keybind many abilities, more than I already have.
• I still don’t have a solid rotation going. Sunder had first priority, of course, and thunderclap helped with keeping aggro.
• Taunt is awesome but my reflexes are slow for now. I pulled several mobs after they hit dps once or twice.
• My (half-twink) gear is quite adequate for my level. I’ll have to get a few levels before attempting Stockades though.

I’m considering a few changes to the build I have up to now, as I could use a few more tanking-oriented talents.

All the way to the bank

One of those tentacle-faced aliens was right by me at the Ironforge bank, last night, and he asked me to help him check his balance.

So I pushed him over.

WTB More drinking quests

I really have to put my stamp of approval on the Dry Times quest.

I got to fly around and taste booze from 4 different areas. And I got serious XP doing just that. Well done, Blizzard!

(And level 20 – here I come!)

FAN-TASTIC!

Hey, my good people, dwarves or not!

Welcome to my humble abode – I’m a young dwarf roaming the world of Azeroth on the great server of Aggramar-EU.

I’m only level 18 but I plan to perfect my warrior technique and face all the big challenges that epic heroes do.

As long as the journey involves battle, beer and lots of gold, I’ll sure enjoy it.

This blog is planned to be a small diary of that journey and perhaps a small contribution for my warrior buddies.