Cataclysmic Shift: Progression - Moonkin, Warlock, and Worgen

Friday 23 July 2010

Progression - Moonkin, Warlock, and Worgen

Druids have simply had their talents reshuffled again in this latest build (12604) and so I'm yet to get stuck into Deepholm questing. All in good time.

My Warlock, on the other hand, is having trouble with a cave that has seemingly been painted over with terrain. Simply, the entrance to the cave is there, but there is no cave. Since it's the only quest I have for Hyjal, I cannot continue leveling until the cave is reopened (the cave existed until this build).

So I've got two roadblocks for my main two characters, and so will have to find something else to do. Worgen creation has been disabled for the time being while the new models are implemented. My lvl13 Faceless Worgen Hunter now is some grotesquely textured creature. At least he still has his tophat.

Worgen have again been rebuilt in 12604 from the previous build's design. This new model is looking pretty good and turns the Worgen from the sleek and thoughtful creatures that they were into something of a much less hugable kind.

Rawr

1 comment:

Anonymous16 October 2013 at 14:44
WHAT THE HELL
ReplyDelete
Replies

Add comment

A (long) brief Bio

I started off as my Mage, Oraan, at the very beginning of Vanilla and raided Molten Core until: 1) I was sick of turning up 30mins early to a raid to make water for everyone, including those who loved to have fun instead, and 2) we really started to hurt for Warlocks when one of our two took the night off.
So I was asked to swap to my Warlock (which I had been leveling on the side for kicks) and suddenly was thrown from the sidelines of being a random Mage into being a frontline Warlock.

Onaar, as a Warlock of old, I had duties beyond simply making water as a Mage. My beloved imp, Zeptuk, bravely charged into the fray to pull, my Banishing finesse put me at the front of 40 other players (sometimes as the sole Warlock for the night), and my Heathstone ninjaing was unparalleled. These were my glory days of raiding.

My leveling addiction gained momentum with Anaro, my Druid, who leveled as old school and pre-Druid patch Feral. I eventually hit 60 and then occasionally subbed in for other healers throughout MC and Blackwing Lair while maintaining the role as Warlock class officer.

After about 8 months of clearing BWL, I completed my Warlocks tier2 Nemesis with my shoulders finally dropping...

We then moved on to AQ40 on its release where I further took up the role as raid strat devisor, which got us to the Twin Emperors before Naxxramas was released and then I subsequently moved overseas.

I finished leveling my Paladin in the lead up to BC. I barely raided beyond Karazhan in BC, but had made a somewhat official transistion to my Druid as both Moonkin and Resto. I completed all raids of BC, all but TK and BT as progression clears.

Moving back from overseas, WotLK again saw my Druid as the focus, however, I was joined by a load of extras from BC; Shaman Raaon, Rogue Roaan, Naaro Warrior, and Raano Priest.

I progression healed Naxx, Malygos and Sarth as both Druid and Pally, before settling back into a non-raiding routine where, in addition to leveling all my 70s to 80, I added another Shaman as Ranao and Death Knight Naaor.

In WotLK, I have cleared all but Ulduar as multiple characters (primarily Druid and Paladin, but ICC instead as Priest and Enh Shaman).
I will always be a healer at heart and I am always drawn back to the Druid, especially as the underdog Moonkin.

Other characters have had various other experiences, such as my Subtley Rogue in Arena (until they were buffed :S), my Frost DK tank, and so on. I've raided to varying degrees with all characters in WotLK bar Warrior tank and Rogue, but Druid, Pally, Warlock, Priest, Enh Shaman, and Ele/Resto Shaman the most.