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There’s a distinct lack of crazy drama on the servers lately, and I think it’s not necessarily because the raids are easy (guilds are still hitting hardcore achievements as they should be), but just that there’s no guildbreaker raids out there right now. If you can beat ToC, you beat it, and if you can’t, you can go back and do Ulduar and heroics, gear yourself up, and move on. I will say this: it seems much easier for a guildleader to avoid drama and issues later in the expansion cycle, when gear is plentiful, rather than right away. That said, there’s still lots of good drama, downed, and recruiting news in this week’s Guildwatch. Click on to read more, and don’t forget to send us your tips (especially drama) via email at guildwatch@wow.com . Continue reading Guildwatch: “these guilds in which this game is revolved around” Filed under: Fan stuff , Guilds , Odds and ends , Guildwatch Guildwatch: “these guilds in which this game is revolved around” originally appeared on WoW.com on Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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There’s a distinct lack of crazy drama on the servers lately, and I think it’s not necessarily because the raids are easy (guilds are still hitting hardcore achievements as they should be), but just that there’s no guildbreaker raids out there right now. If you can beat ToC, you beat it, and if you can’t, you can go back and do Ulduar and heroics, gear yourself up, and move on. I will say this: it seems much easier for a guildleader to avoid drama and issues later in the expansion cycle, when gear is plentiful, rather than right away. That said, there’s still lots of good drama, downed, and recruiting news in this week’s Guildwatch. Click on to read more, and don’t forget to send us your tips (especially drama) via email at guildwatch@wow.com . Continue reading Guildwatch: “these guilds in which this game is revolved around” Filed under: Fan stuff , Guilds , Odds and ends , Guildwatch Guildwatch: “these guilds in which this game is revolved around” originally appeared on WoW.com on Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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We mention a ninja of the Onyxia mount in this week’s Guildwatch , and while researching that, some other forum threads came up, including these two , both from General, where people say with conviction that given the chance, they’d take the Onyxia mount and never look back. They have a point — it’s one of the rarest random mounts in the game, on a raid that’s definitely PuG-able. Chances are low that you’ll ever see it, much less win it on a random roll, and so for a lot of people, it’d be worth the namechange and the server transfer you’d have to pay to escape your new ninja reputation. Personally, I wouldn’t do it, but that’s really only because I know there are lots of rare mounts in the game that I’ll never get (sigh, Red Proto-drake , I covet you), and one more isn’t that big a deal. Not to mention that I like the guilds I’m in and the people I play with, and who knows what they’d think of me if I stole the mount from them or someone else. But not everyone feels the way I do, I’m sure, so let’s ask: if you had the chance, in a PuG or a guild run, to steal the Onyxia mount as your own, would you take it? And if you would, is it just because it’s so rare and special? Filed under: Items , Odds and ends , Instances , Bosses Breakfast Topic: Would you ninja the Onyxia mount? originally appeared on WoW.com on Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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We mention a ninja of the Onyxia mount in this week’s Guildwatch , and while researching that, some other forum threads came up, including these two , both from General, where people say with conviction that given the chance, they’d take the Onyxia mount and never look back. They have a point — it’s one of the rarest random mounts in the game, on a raid that’s definitely PuG-able. Chances are low that you’ll ever see it, much less win it on a random roll, and so for a lot of people, it’d be worth the namechange and the server transfer you’d have to pay to escape your new ninja reputation. Personally, I wouldn’t do it, but that’s really only because I know there are lots of rare mounts in the game that I’ll never get (sigh, Red Proto-drake , I covet you), and one more isn’t that big a deal. Not to mention that I like the guilds I’m in and the people I play with, and who knows what they’d think of me if I stole the mount from them or someone else. But not everyone feels the way I do, I’m sure, so let’s ask: if you had the chance, in a PuG or a guild run, to steal the Onyxia mount as your own, would you take it? And if you would, is it just because it’s so rare and special? Filed under: Items , Odds and ends , Instances , Bosses Breakfast Topic: Would you ninja the Onyxia mount? originally appeared on WoW.com on Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read  |  Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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Some stories of drama on the realms aren’t directly guild-related, but they’re just too good to pass up. The one above is just such a story — one of our tipsters was just flying around Azeroth one day when a conversation in General caught his eye. One unlucky Time-Lost Proto-drake seeker ran into his very own Griftah, and ended up with 425 less gold and a very “unusual” toy item. That story and more in this week’s Guildwatch, which starts right after the break. If you have downed, recruiting, or drama news for us, feel free to send a tip in to guildwatch@wow.com , and you might see it here in the future. Read on for more! Continue reading Guildwatch: No tabard, no loot Filed under: Fan stuff , Odds and ends , Humor , Raiding , Guildwatch , Bosses Guildwatch: No tabard, no loot originally appeared on WoW.com on Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink  |  Email this  |  Comments

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