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Enter at Your Own Rift: Looking for groups
Like some of you, I feel that RIFT's Update 1.2 can't get here soon enough. A good content update, in my opinion, has a little something for everyone, and in talking with Trion Worlds last week, I definitely got that feeling from this patch. The team is catering to endgame players with Slivers, build-enthusiasts with a fifth role, rift-runners with new types of dynamic events, and people who aren't content to merely spam my Twitter feed with accomplishments but must now do so from inside Facebook as well. I'd be lying if I said I'm not planning on spending huge amounts of time assembling dashing and fashionable outfits for my characters once the wardrobe is in the game, too. I'm all about outfits in Lord of the Rings Online, so it's great to see RIFT bring this type of system into the game (unlike some other stubborn studios, which shall remain nameless). Players like to feel powerful while looking incredible, and this outfit system will hopefully allay some of the complaints of similar-looking toons. Above all this in Update 1.2 towers one of the biggest changes to the game yet: the Looking for Group (LFG) tool. Designed to assemble teams of players to tackle dungeons and group quests, the LFG tool will certainly change how we play RIFT. Will it be a good change or bad? That's the $1,000,000 question, which I will tackle after these brief messages, by which I mean, "after the jump."
An exclusive look at RIFT's Update 1.2 and beyond with Scott Hartsman [Updated]
With almost two months on the post-launch clock at Trion Worlds, RIFT appears to be holding its own in the wild and woolly field of MMORPGs. With a major update and the first world event under its belt, RIFT is sailing into the future with the wind at its back and a hull full of subscribers below. We got Trion's Scott Hartsman on the phone to discuss RIFT's second big patch, Update 1.2, as well as to see how the game's progressed thus far and where the team is trying to take it into the future. And of course we couldn't let this opportunity pass by without a candid dissection of the uneven world event and how Trion plans to learn from its mistakes. So hit the jump and witness Scott Hartsman giving us a Care Bear Stare full of info and exclusive tidbits about the inner workings of RIFT!
PAX East 2011: Delving LotRO dungeons deeply
Right now, Lord of the Rings Online is in a brief respite between the insanity of PAX East and the upcoming March 21st release date for its next big update, Echoes of the Dead. To say that there's a lot coming with this update is a vast understatement, so it was great to get a sneak peek at the five new instances before they went live. Earlier this year, players started to get rumblings about a major upcoming event as five mysterious relics popped up all over Middle-earth in Evendim, Forochel, Enedwaith, North Downs and the Trollshaws. By finding all five, players completed a special deed and got the title "Calm Before the Storm," foreshadowing dire events to follow. All anyone could do after that was prepare for an uncertain future. It turns out that LotRO's players had good reason to prepare, because as of next week, five new dungeons will open their doors for business -- the business of eating adventurers alive and spitting out their bones, that is. Spurned Gaunt-lords have returned to make life for the Free Peoples of Middle-earth harder by transforming the very landscape into their hellish domain, and it's up to you to thwart their schemes. Hit the jump as we traveled to these new instances at PAX East with LotRO Executive Producer Kate Paiz!
Dungeon finder, vote kicking hotfixes on the way
There's a new group of hotfixes on the way, and along with the hotfixes come a number of changes to the dungeon finder and vote kick tools. Community Manager Bashiok released a post detailing the changes, which will take realm restarts to implement. In other words, we'll likely see these changes go into effect after next Tuesday's maintenance -- unless, of course, Blizzard pulls the servers down before then. It's Blizzard's hope that these hotfixes will do a little to address poor behavior and unfair group kicks in dungeon finder groups. Bashiok We're making a number of hotfixes to address use of the Dungeon Finder and vote kick tools. The following hotfixes will require realm restarts to implement, which are likely to be next Tuesday's weekly maintenance. Players who are outside a dungeon for more than a few minutes are now immediately able to be kicked. If queuing as a group with a tank or healer, and the tank or healer drops group (or is kicked) soon after joining, those that queued with them will also be removed from the dungeon. If three or more players group queue with each other it will require an additional vote for them to kick anyone they did not group queue with. If a group queue of 4 kicks the one person that they did not group queue with they will each receive a more severe penalty to their ability to initiate future kicks. If someone initiates a vote kick for someone they group queued with they will not incur a penalty to their ability to initiate future kicks. With these changes we hope to reduce some undesirable behavior and annoyances, and encourage greater patience when using the Dungeon Finder. In addition, keep in mind that both initiating and agreeing to vote kick have always carried the same weight to your ability to kick in the future. It's always best to save your votes for when it really counts to ensure your ability to kick is available when it does. We'll of course be watching how these changes work to improve these systems, and always appreciate your feedback. As these and other hotfixes are implemented, they'll be added to the hotfix blog - http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/2259389#blog source World of Warcraft: Cataclysm has destroyed Azeroth as we know it; nothing is the same! In WoW Insider's Guide to Cataclysm, you can find out everything you need to know about WoW's third expansion, from leveling up a new goblin or worgen to breaking news and strategies on endgame play.
Wings Over Atreia: Feeding trolls
"WoW was the first MMO." "WTF you --------- [bless the filter]." "Your mom just left here." Channel /3 will be the death of me. Or perhaps just my sanity. If not, then it may be the cause of some random homicides soon. Although I had another topic all planned out (and already mostly penned), I had an about-face for this week's article. This subject is something that is always on the edge of my mind, and as of late, it has been more front and center. In fact, this week has seen discussions on the matter with friends, colleagues, legion-mates, and even my munchkins. The hot topic? Trolls. Aion players know that /3 is the LFG (looking for group) channel, and occasionally you can actually find people looking for groups there! However, because it is the only server-wide channel, people mostly use it for any type of random chatter. And by chatter, I mean a range of sexual comments, preening, raging, and flat-out trolling. Granted, sometimes following along with /3 chatter is simply amusing, but oftentimes it becomes annoying or even outright offensive. In any case, it's hard to pick out anything of value through the fast-paced spam. Now don't get me wrong; I am all for quips and banter and building a community, but it seems that the folks with any amount of consideration and class stay quiet for the most part. If we were to judge society off of universal chat channels, I think I would be all for large-scale nuclear annihilation; people treat others in virtual worlds like they wouldn't dream of vis-à-vis. Why is that? And what can we do to increase civility, decrease trolling, and improve gaming experiences overall? Cross the bridge (don't stop to feed the trolls!) to explore these points with me and share some amusing trolling moments from your server! (Please keep it clean folks!)
Ghostcrawler responds to heroic dungeon difficulty complaints
Lead Systems Designer Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street posted an entry on his blog yesterday called "Wow, Dungeons are Hard!" It's a rather lengthy (but worthwhile) read about the current state of Cataclysm heroics, Blizzard's philosophy on designing them, his impressions on their current difficulty level, and some advice for improving your performance. Like I said, it's an epic post, and we won't reprint the whole thing here. This, however, is the key takeaway: Wow, Dungeons are Hard! The bottom line is that we want Heroics and raids to be challenging, and that is particularly true now while the content is new and characters are still collecting gear. They're only going to get easier from here on out. We want players to approach an encounter, especially a Heroic encounter, as a puzzle to be solved. We want groups to communicate and strategize. And by extension, we want you to celebrate when you win instead of it being a foregone conclusion. On the other hand, we don't want you to stumble your way to victory. We don't want you to be able to overwhelm bosses without noticing or caring what they're doing. We don't want healers to be able to make up for all of the mistakes on the part of the other players. While at the end of the day, dungeons may just be gussied up loot vending machines, we want you to do more than push a button to get the loot. Ultimately, we don't want to give undergeared or unorganized groups a near guaranteed chance of success, because then the content will feel absolutely trivial for players in appropriate gear who communicate, cooperate, and strategize. source All that being said, though, is Blizzard really satisfied with its dungeon designs and their current level of difficulty? Hard heroics are indeed hard, but the updated PTR patch notes for 4.0.6 (which went live just yesterday at almost the exact same time Ghostcrawler was discussing heroics) indicate that a series of nerfs is coming our way. That will no doubt lead to player rejoicing, but remember -- heroics are naturally getting easier as people get more familiar with them and players continue to compile better gear, which makes completion even easier still.
Blizzard working on ways to improve dungeon finder
The current dungeon finder is of course a vast improvement over the old LFG channel, but it can always be made better. In response to a forum thread about the dungeon finder's ever becoming performance-based, Zarhym weighed in with some interesting news. Zarhym - Dungeon queue should be performance-based We would love to implement better ways for Dungeon Finder to detect if players know what they're doing in dungeons beyond just the gear they've accumulated. We have some long-term design goals in mind for this we're not quite prepared to share this early on though. ;) source What was more interesting was the idea that Blizzard wants to improve the educational aspect of the service, however. With the current vote kick system, often players who are forced out of a group may have no idea why they failed, especially when they are new to the game.
Sunday Morning Funnies: Middle-up
It's the last Sunday before Christmas, but whether you celebrate it or not, we'll have a treat for you next week on the 26th! Several comic artists are collaborating on a Secret Santa (or Greatfather Winter?) swap. They each have the name of another comic but do not necessarily know who all is participating and don't know who will be drawing their comic. This should be a blast! Incidentally, if you emailed me and entered as a participant but did not receive my reply email, email me again or check your spam folders. Enough business; here is the list! It even features several new comics: Jinylee. *New! WoW, eh?: A Hot Side of Beef Away From Reality: There's No Aggro Like Snow Aggro Penny-Arcade: A Priori. Also: Wolf of the Year Dork Tower. Also check out the one previous. *Never previously featured! Out of World: Beneath the Shadow part 4 and part 5 Disciplinary Action: Episode 17 Chainsawsuit: Wow What a Difference. Also: Wow This Is Great! *Not previously featured! Beyond the Tree: Quest Complete and Dear Edwin Teh Gladiators: Gun vs. Cannon: Round 1 Complex Actions: A Moment with Silk's New Rogue and Or Your Azerothian Destination of Choice Tales from the Crossroads: Into the Fire Safe Passage Coffin Comics: Just a Bad Dream Coffin Minis: Buddum Chh What's Shakin': Page 15 Torment of the Week: Long Story Short GU Comics: Whassat? and Shave and a Haircut and Intervention Dark Legacy Comics: Battle Fourth Wall: Simple Like That Lorgrokni's Travels: Goblin Loan 1 and Goblin Loan 2 and Lovable Oaf Blood and Thunder: On Procrastination The Daily Blink: Yes, I'm Aware, I'll Get Letters and Poster #3: Mekkatorque and A Flyer in the Auction House Arena-Inside: Indeed He Does! and Indeed He's Not... and THIS ... IS ... CHRISTMAS! Travels with Tenthunders: Neither an Alliance, nor a Horde. Discuss LFG #417 and #418 The Warcraft Hero in: How to Fight Your Dragon NPC: The Future of Shopping Is Now and The Couple That Wows Together... Guilded Age %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: Change is good
It's super secret Santa time! The suggestion was put forth by Azarizotza last week in the comments section, and there seems to be some support for the plan. So, if you run a comic that gets featured here from time to time and you would like to participate, shoot me an email by 8:00 p.m. EST December 18. I'll shuffle the names and email them back out. Edit: If you don't have my email from our gallery correspondence, you can always use the WoW Insider tipline. Now, for the list: From the Thunder and the Storm's crossword is now playable online. Slash AFK: Not Prepared. Tales from the Crossroads: Out of the Frying Pan... Blood and Thunder: On New Class/Race Combinations. Safe Passage. Torment of the Week: Pray for Peace. Travels with Tenthunders: Stuff Green People Like. Teh Gladiators: That Tank Looks Familiar. Arena-Inside: Cry 'Havoc' and Let Slip the Dogs of War... craft. Also, ... undersized furbolgs? Lorgrokni's Travels: Girl Gamers and Little Flashing Buttons and On a Budget. Out of World: Beneath the Shadow part 3. DLC: Ashes to Ashes. The Daily Blink: Your Epic Fan Poster. Also: Take Two Potions Daily and The Maelstrom. NPC: Perfect. Also: Computed and A Whole Old World. Complex Actions: Offer May No Longer Be Valid. Also: The Morning After. Beyond the Tree: Excuse Me Mr. Equine Transport Officer, Would You Mind Stopping Pronto. Fourth Wall: Bad Idea and King of the Hill. Away From Reality: Midnight. The Warcraft Hero in: Super Guest Comic. Guilded Age. LFG #415 and #416. What's Shakin': Page 14. Coffin Minis: Fly Troll Air. Coffin Comics: Re-Zoned. Disciplinary Action: Episode 16. GU Comics has a slew of WoW-related comics this week: Real Quick. Release Day. Crevasse Hole. Rotating the Buffet. He's Back. This one may only make sense if you follow the comic, but reading the short blurb at the bottom should help.
Sunday Morning Funnies: A long wait
With Cataclysm descending on Tuesday, excitement is mounting. To help you cope with the anticipation, this week's list of comics is extra long! As always, post your tips in the comments section. Three Panel Soul: On Cataclysms Demolition Squad: WoW Cataclysm Blood and Thunder: On Bad Puns and Future Mums and On the Emergence of Deathwing NPC: Worgenation Travels with Tenthunders: Nuggets! Complex Actions: Artisan Worldbreaker Wanted. Also: Aspect of Noob and Light My Fire Fourth Wall: Masochist Healers Daily Quests: Stood in the Fire Safe Passage Nerf NOW!!: Preparations and Fiery Revenge Away from Reality: Minimum Settings Drunken Pirates Guild: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (a little NSFW) Disciplinary Action: I, Gerald The Daily Blink: Double Secret Reverse Psychology. Also: Role Reversal and For Unemployed Readers Beyond the Tree: Faster and More Intense LFG: #413 and #414 GU Comics: Rwil Mluuglilwr! Torment of the Week: Happy Thoughts Ctrl+Alt+Del: Shattered Uponst Out of World: Beneath the Shadow and Beneath the Shadow part 2 Cru the Dwarf: Cold as Ice (NSFW) The Warcraft Hero in: Deathwing Is Not Happy Coffin Comics: Gamon's Revenge What's Shakin': Page 13 Coffin Minis: Game Time Lorgrokni's Travels: Grouping Up Also: Pet Selection Tales from the Crossroads: Filler! When Real Life Attacks! Then for the comic: There Goes the Neighbourhood Slash AFK: WTB Personal Space Also: Rrrgrl-stuffed Dark Legacy Comics: A Deal With Deathwing Guilded Age I missed Arena-Inside last week (sorry!), so we have some catching up to do. In descending order: Once a Hunter, Always a Hunter... She Brought Her Paper of Pain A Cataclysmas Carol King's Orders Expect the Unexpected! Too Much? %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: Magic carpet
Happy Thanksgiving to all you Americans out there! I will keep this short so that you can get back to your feasting. From the Thunder and the Storm: Here's this week's word search! Also check out Matthias Lehner Part 1. The Daily Blink: Sorry I missed you last week! On a Triumphant Personal Note. Also: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year and Mage Monopoly and Hello my Baby, Hello my Honey. Torment of the Week: The Plan. Lorgrokni's Travels: Level Appropriate Gear (LAG). Also: Eye of Shattering [Special] and Goblin Dealers and Party Chat. The Warcraft Hero in: Enter Year Two. Beyond the Tree: Just Rewards and Coming Through, People. Tales from the Crossroads: Enter the Dragon. Fourth Wall: Humanitarian. Also: Priestly. Disciplinary Action: Episode #15. Out of World: The 'Other" White Meat 4. AFR: Sacred Cows, Unite. Coffin Comics: Almost a Double. What's Shakin': Page 12. Coffin Minis: Watch What You Eat. Safe Passage. Teh Gladiators: Shut Up and Save Mana. Slash AFK: Wedding XP and ZzZzz and WTF-kin. NPC: Patch 4.03a. This made my day! Complex Actions: In the Next Panel, she Carves it with Corpse Explosion. Daily Quests: The World Breaks. LFG #411 and #412. %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: Hack kak
Comic news Skoteinos wrote: We started an opinion blog that we've introduced a World of Wordcraft Crossword into and thought it'd fit in with the Sunday Funnies theme nicely. Right now we're planning one a month and they need to be printed out to be played, but if people seem to like it and it's popular enough, we'll [do] our best to do them weekly or bi-weekly with associated word searches every other week. We'll also look into investing the money in a program to make them playable online if the demand is there. Check it out! The comics World of Warcraft, eh?: It's What's on the Inside, Right? Tales from the Crossroads: Have I Got a Deal for You! Disciplinary Action: Episode 14 What's Shakin': Page 11 Coffin Minis: Hard-Mode Coffin Comics: Holy Totem Torment of the Week: Mind the Gap Arena-Inside: They Better Taste of Bacon and Enough With the Biscuit Jokes Fourth Wall: Preparation Protocol Teh Gladiators: Death and Taxes... and Death DLC: A DLC Guide to Alignment Travels with Tenthunders: How to Wait Around for the End of the World Beyond the Tree: Our Pet Corpse Lorgrokni's Travels: Immersion and Grinding and Killing Quests The Warcraft Hero in: Early Holidays Slash AFK: No moar BlizzCon. /cry. Also: Belly-quakes and Cult Juice NPC: Exercise Regimen and Early Bird Daily Quests: All Bark and No Baubles Out of World: The 'Other' White Meat 3 Complex Actions: Wake-up Call. Also: Mysteries of Complex Actions Presents: Kes's Type and May We Re-Roll That Stealth Check? LFG #409 and #410 Safe Passage Guilded Age Away From Reality: Game Over %Gallery-98595%
The evolution of zerg dungeon farming
When one considers how dungeons and heroic dungeons will work in Cataclysm, one of the first elements to consider is the way that dungeons have functioned since World of Warcraft's release. I find it illuminating to consider that one of the most complained-about aspects of dungeon running in Wrath of the Lich King seems to my eyes to be a consequence of a successful series of design changes. We've all heard the complaints about groups treating the dungeons and heroics of the Wrath era as chores, five- to 15-minute frenzied runs through the place, annihilating everything in the path of five silent, grim harbingers of death. No nuance, no subtlety, and no strategy. Crowd control? Crowds are controlled by their own grim, horrible demises. When considered in this light, these dungeons seem less like adventures and more like unfortunate victims of beings who invade and despoil. However, the reason for this is fairly simple. In Wrath, dungeons have been wildly successful at two very difficult tasks.
Sunday Morning Funnies: Ten lifetimes
Disciplinary Action got a really spiffy redesign. Check out Episode 13 to see the new layout. Also check out The Seriously Boring Adventures of Aitrix! And for a long list of the rest of this week's comics: Torment of the Week: Hints and Allocations. DLC: Recruitment. Slash AFK: For Teh Cosplays. Also: Sheep Mohawk, and Tank Pain, and <3 Alice, and Magically True, and Bul Smells, and Thralled Metzen. /whew! The Warcraft Hero in: Prelude to Ruin and Druid Confusion. Travels with Tenthunders: We Love the Leader! Lorgrokni's Travels: Spirit Guide. NPC: Hardware Check and Good Question. Fourth Wall: Masters of the Light. Beyond the Tree: Like Rare Minerals. Tales from the Crossroads: Meet the New Boss. Arena-Inside: Life of a Worgen. Also: Those Bedtime Stories Will Give You Nightmares. Daily Quests: *Crickets*. Out of World: The 'Other' White Meat 2. Kuo: Level 0. Complex Actions: No, You Can't Rub Her Belly. Also: The Sad Tale of Deathy the Unfortunate Murloc. LFG #407 and #408. World of Warcraft, eh?: Prelude to Cataclysm. Safe Passage. The Adventures of Disgraph T. Dwarf: The Jawbreaker. Totally worth the wait. Guilded Age. Teh Gladiators: A Sticky Situation. Away From Reality: Everything New is Old Again. What's Shakin' Page 10. Coffin Minis: Shovel Face. You should definitely check out what's written beneath this. Coffin Comics: Use The Holy. %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: So long
Comic news: Slash AFK posted the following on last week's list: Slash AFK will be updating (starting this Monday, Nov. 1) seven days per week for two weeks with a BlizzCon comic series I'm doing based off our trip. So that's ... /does hard math ... 14 days straight of one comic per day, plus a HUGE special comic on the 14th? What have I gotten myself into? o_o We look forward to seeing what you come up with!
Blizzard announces phase 2 of region-wide battlegroup matching
In an effort to connect more players through the dungeon finder tool and battlegrounds matchmaking, Blizzard is slowly rolling out a region-wide battlegroup matching system. This enormous undertaking will eventually link all of the North American realms to one another, allowing for faster queues, a more diversified opponent pool and much more. Since this is a huge step for Blizzard, both in terms of hardware and software, it will take some time. Thankfully, this is all rolling out slowly. Hit the jump for the official announcement.
Sunday Morning Funnies: Speedy
Comic News: The Daily Blink is back! Foxtrot's Oct 17 comic Beyond the Tree: The Opposite Direction and An Apple a Day Fourth Wall: Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt The Daily Blink: Relapse Also: Know Your Audience The Adventures of Disgraph T. Dwarf: Shell Shocked and Three Dimensions of Terror Daily Quests: BlizzCon! Disciplinary Action: Episode 9 and Episode 10 LFG #401 and #402 Away From Reality: Out of Focus Tales from the Crossroads: It's the Little Things Complex Actions: Door Number Two! and Hunter Loot What's Shakin': Page 7 Coffin Minis: K.I.S.S. Coffin Comics: Bye Bye Bubble Dark Legacy Comics: Turn-In Time Torment of the Week: By the Book Teh Gladiators: Ze Key Deception! Safe Passage Out of World: The 'Other' White Meat Guilded Age Away at BlizzCon notices: Slash AFK %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: The late edition
Comic news: Disgraph is back! Slash AFK sent me (slightly NSFW?) love! For Amanda Miller... <3. For reasons that are definitely not biased, this is Totally Comic News. The Adventures of Disgraph T. Dwarf: Never Frog-et. Daily Quests: Identity Crisis. Tales from the Crossroads: The Thought Plickens. Arena-Inside: Part 55. Also: Part 56. LFG #397 and #398. The Warcraft Hero in: Escape Plan. Away From Reality: Heavy Petting. (totally safe for work) Disciplinary Action: Episode 7. Slash AFK: See above! Also, I Like Trees and Brain Sucker. Torment of the Week: General Gushma. Beyond the Tree: Parting Ghotis. Also: Dead Mines Tell No Tale. Fourth Wall: Provocateur Amateurs. Safe Passage. WoW, eh?: Apology Accepted. Out of World: At the Ball part 15. Dark Legacy Comics: Thief. What's Shakin': Page 5. Coffin Minis: The Winner. Coffin Comics: ... vs the world... of Warcraft. Guilded Age. Teh Gladiators: Ze War Rages On! Click forward three or four times! Blood and Thunder: Goblins: The New Race part 1. Featured comment from last week's list: Disgraph said: Oh, hey. So I noticed this guy started updating again: http://disgraphtdwarf.net Something about a new web address or other such nonsense. Frankly, it's about time. I was getting tired of Disgraph being such a bum and falling off the face the earth. Although I have to admit, the author seems very familar ... %Gallery-98595%
Sunday Morning Funnies: Stylin'
Comic news: Congratulations on your 100th comic, Away From Reality! Tokkar is ill. We wish you well! Out of World has started a new chapter. Also, there are two new comics on the list this week, so keep an eye out. NPC: A Cavern to the East, a Tunnel to the West. (Click back two for non-WoW-related lead-up) Daily Quests: And Still Just as Grumpy. Also: Not Eggxactly What I Was Hoping For. Sorry for missing you last week! Arena-Inside: Part 53 and Part 54 Out of Ink: There's No Place Like... and The Trash The Warcraft Hero in: That's so Goblin
Sunday Morning Funnies: That is a strange word
The comics: Kelly Aaron's new comic, Safe Passage, hosted at WoW Insider Slash AFK: Nothing to Scratch About. Also: G for the G-Bag and Braces, much? Away From Reality: Failure is Gnot an Option Travels with Tenthunders: Brewfesht Mem... Memorish... Memoriesh WoW, eh?: The Big Reveal What's Shakin' Torment of the Week: Inevitable Complex Actions: A Holy Douche. Also: Dire Straits LFG #393 and #394 Teh Gladiators: It Is Mine! All Mine! Coffin Minis: Peacecraft Blood and Thunder: On Bad Drinking Jokes. Also: On How He Got His Spec Coffin Comics: Happy Brewfest Fourth Wall: It Always Ends in Tears. Also: Die for Me Nerf Now: Operation Gnomeregan Tales from the Crossroads: [Edit] The Eagles, Rolf! Beyond the Tree: Carrot on a Plate NPC: DPS DnD RPG (Click back twice to see the not-WoW-related lead up.) Arena-Inside: Part 50. Also: Part 51 and Part 52 Out of World: At the Ball pt 14 Dark Legacy Comics: Super Donald #2 Guilded Age Last week's featured comment: The discussion last week was so good that I'm just going to link you to the comments page! Thanks for getting the discussion going, ladyaxolotl (of Out of World). %Gallery-98595%
