Everything I needed to know I learned from raid bosses
Via the always wonderful Blessing of Kings, Sussemilch of Moon Guard has made a list of life lessons she learned in Karazhan. Among the highlights are:
"Netherspite taught us that sometimes you should just run away."
"Prince taught us that sometimes bad things happen to good people."
"Curator taught us that there's a time for everything."
Moving beyond Kara, I can add some of the lessons I've learned from my time in 40-mans and 25-mans:
Chromaggus taught me that sometimes it's best to follow the crowd ... but Gruul taught me not to follow TOO closely.
Alterac Valley taught me to never find a land war in Asia.
The General Rajaxx event taught me that there is some content you should not stealth past, even if someone in the group pays you 20 gold.
Princess Huhuran taught me that all Raids cannot kill bugs.
Vael taught me that it is possible to feel sorry for a 50-foot dragon that is trying to eat you.
Baron Geddon taught me the importance of not making enemies in your guild.
The Emps-C'thun trash AQ40 taught me that sometimes it's best to pretend your internet connection is going down and pull the plug on your computer.
What have you learned from raiding?