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a bad group I haven''t done
2009-04-28 00:00:00
Some of the heros may be a bad group. I haven't done Nexus yet as one of the more knowledgeable guys in our guild group said we shouldn't attempt it as we didn't have anyone whoouldC and would we a lot therefore Iannot speak on this although maybe that was your problem? I healed UK as my first hero and we had I think 3 wes but we finished it. If no one in the group has really done it before you are headed for weity in any hero. Also you don't mention how many attempts you had on things. You may find if no one knows the fights and you are giving up after just 1 or 2 wes this is why. Sometimes itan take a few attempts ...
2009-04-28 00:00:00
Some of the heros may be a bad group. I haven't done Nexus yet as one of the more knowledgeable guys in our guild group said we shouldn't attempt it as we didn't have anyone whoouldC and would we a lot therefore Iannot speak on this although maybe that was your problem? I healed UK as my first hero and we had I think 3 wes but we finished it. If no one in the group has really done it before you are headed for weity in any hero. Also you don't mention how many attempts you had on things. You may find if no one knows the fights and you are giving up after just 1 or 2 wes this is why. Sometimes itan take a few attempts ...
I think I yet have to meet a
2009-04-28 00:00:00
What Helluna said, basally. I think I yet have to meet a PUG that Ian't keep alive sie WOTLK, but some are remarkably harder than others. On point always stands though: If you have more than 1400 spellpower and spamming greater heal on the tank is NOT enough to keep him up, he is undergeared, period. The only three eeptions to this are when you're fighting an enraged boss, if your tank has some kind of healing debuff or if you are 000 or shadow spced.
Thank you for all your support. I will try and link my armory after I get home from work. If it is the pug and tanks than I will keep trying. It just get so frustrating at times. Helluna you areorrt, that was the fight that they dropped me in. After 3 wes they dided toall it a night. Link to this ...
2009-04-28 00:00:00
What Helluna said, basally. I think I yet have to meet a PUG that Ian't keep alive sie WOTLK, but some are remarkably harder than others. On point always stands though: If you have more than 1400 spellpower and spamming greater heal on the tank is NOT enough to keep him up, he is undergeared, period. The only three eeptions to this are when you're fighting an enraged boss, if your tank has some kind of healing debuff or if you are 000 or shadow spced.
Thank you for all your support. I will try and link my armory after I get home from work. If it is the pug and tanks than I will keep trying. It just get so frustrating at times. Helluna you areorrt, that was the fight that they dropped me in. After 3 wes they dided toall it a night. Link to this ...
depends on the tank and rest of
2009-04-28 00:00:00
First, i think it largely depends on the tank and rest of groupmates' playing andommunation style. for that, i now no longer do instaes w PuGs. only with rl andor WoW friends. Sond, being a healer myself, this is what I use most: PoM on tank before fight, then PoM on another melee dps 1 or 2 sonds into the flght; Spamming Flash Heal on tank due to shortasting time; startasting Greater Heal on tank when he's about 70% (so afterasting time he'd be around 50-60%). Iurrently have SP 1200 unbuffed, and always forget to buff myself Inner Fir...
2009-04-28 00:00:00
First, i think it largely depends on the tank and rest of groupmates' playing andommunation style. for that, i now no longer do instaes w PuGs. only with rl andor WoW friends. Sond, being a healer myself, this is what I use most: PoM on tank before fight, then PoM on another melee dps 1 or 2 sonds into the flght; Spamming Flash Heal on tank due to shortasting time; startasting Greater Heal on tank when he's about 70% (so afterasting time he'd be around 50-60%). Iurrently have SP 1200 unbuffed, and always forget to buff myself Inner Fir...
Road to Damnation6
2009-04-01 00:00:00
Sickened and horrified, he teleported out of Naxxramas altogether, staggered a little distance away, and threw up. Finding a patch of unsullied snow, he scooped up handfuls and scrubbed viciously at his mouth and face. It felt as if he would never be clean again. What had he gotten himself involved in? One by one, his scattered thoughts fell into place. The necromancer was no simple academic, interested in studying a widely condemned field of magic. Nor did he plan to stop at fortifying his h...
2009-04-01 00:00:00
Sickened and horrified, he teleported out of Naxxramas altogether, staggered a little distance away, and threw up. Finding a patch of unsullied snow, he scooped up handfuls and scrubbed viciously at his mouth and face. It felt as if he would never be clean again. What had he gotten himself involved in? One by one, his scattered thoughts fell into place. The necromancer was no simple academic, interested in studying a widely condemned field of magic. Nor did he plan to stop at fortifying his h...
Road to Damnation7
2009-04-01 00:00:00
he wraiths teleported him back to the citadel and escorted him downward through a series of halls and rooms that Kel'Thuzad knew he wouldn't be able to remember later. At last, deep beneath the earth, he and the wraiths entered a huge cavern whose dank chill sank into his bones. In the center of the cavern was a dizzyingly tall spire of rock. Blanketed in snow, a set of stairs spiraled up the sides of the spire. He and the wraiths began the ascent. His heart pounded with excitement and dread. When he realized that his steps were slowing, he sped up again. His resolution didn't last long, however. It felt as if a weight was pulling at him. Evidently the long journey across Northrend had tired him more than he'd thought. Far above him, at the top of the spire, he could barely make out a l...
2009-04-01 00:00:00
he wraiths teleported him back to the citadel and escorted him downward through a series of halls and rooms that Kel'Thuzad knew he wouldn't be able to remember later. At last, deep beneath the earth, he and the wraiths entered a huge cavern whose dank chill sank into his bones. In the center of the cavern was a dizzyingly tall spire of rock. Blanketed in snow, a set of stairs spiraled up the sides of the spire. He and the wraiths began the ascent. His heart pounded with excitement and dread. When he realized that his steps were slowing, he sped up again. His resolution didn't last long, however. It felt as if a weight was pulling at him. Evidently the long journey across Northrend had tired him more than he'd thought. Far above him, at the top of the spire, he could barely make out a l...
Road to Damnation8
2009-04-01 00:00:00
Relentless, the wraiths did not permit him to stop. Beyond humiliation, he abandoned his staff and began to crawl. The necromancer's malevolence beat down upon him and pressed him deeper into the snow. Kel'Thuzad was shaking and whimpering, and o gods, he'd been wrong--stupidly, colossally wrong. This wasn't fatigue. It was stark terror. You will never catch me unaware, for I do not sleep, and as you should have already guessed, I can read your thoughts as easily as you might read a book. Nor can you hope to defeat me. Your puny mind is incapable of handling the energies I manipulate on a whim. Kel'Thuzad had long since torn his robes, and his leggings were useless against the icy rock of the rough-hewn stairs. His hands and knees left bloody tracks behind him as he struggled up the last spiral. The throne radiated bone-chilling cold, and mist surrounded it. A throne not of crystal, but of ice. Immortality can be a great boon. It can also be agony the likes of which you have not yet begun to fathom. Defy me, and I will teach you what I have learned of pain. You will beg for death. He came within a few feet of the...
2009-04-01 00:00:00
Relentless, the wraiths did not permit him to stop. Beyond humiliation, he abandoned his staff and began to crawl. The necromancer's malevolence beat down upon him and pressed him deeper into the snow. Kel'Thuzad was shaking and whimpering, and o gods, he'd been wrong--stupidly, colossally wrong. This wasn't fatigue. It was stark terror. You will never catch me unaware, for I do not sleep, and as you should have already guessed, I can read your thoughts as easily as you might read a book. Nor can you hope to defeat me. Your puny mind is incapable of handling the energies I manipulate on a whim. Kel'Thuzad had long since torn his robes, and his leggings were useless against the icy rock of the rough-hewn stairs. His hands and knees left bloody tracks behind him as he struggled up the last spiral. The throne radiated bone-chilling cold, and mist surrounded it. A throne not of crystal, but of ice. Immortality can be a great boon. It can also be agony the likes of which you have not yet begun to fathom. Defy me, and I will teach you what I have learned of pain. You will beg for death. He came within a few feet of the...
The Rise of Troll Civilization
2009-04-01 00:00:00
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. On the whole, the Zandalari valued knowledge above all else, but a significant portion of the tribe hungered for conquest instead. These disaffected trolls eventually departed to form tribes of their own. As time went on, what remained of the Zandalar tribe came to be regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls. The Zandalari worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll history and traditions, and these wise trolls acted to further the goals of troll society as a whole. Greatly respected by all other trolls, the Zandalari nevertheless remained apart from the day-to-day politics of their people. About 16,0...
2009-04-01 00:00:00
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. On the whole, the Zandalari valued knowledge above all else, but a significant portion of the tribe hungered for conquest instead. These disaffected trolls eventually departed to form tribes of their own. As time went on, what remained of the Zandalar tribe came to be regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls. The Zandalari worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll history and traditions, and these wise trolls acted to further the goals of troll society as a whole. Greatly respected by all other trolls, the Zandalari nevertheless remained apart from the day-to-day politics of their people. About 16,0...