TheCabbage

Consequences I did not think of earlier: My quest log will now have 24 dailies just sitting there - six more than before, and I'm already struggling with hoarding the dailies.

Like most of them. Reduplication's copies, though, have way too much time. I'd say 30 seconds to be better, with the time extending by 10s per skill level.

Please give each account 2 character slots more. I don't want to delete any of my heroes to test these new classes. (Edit: Thank you!) ~~~~ Awesome. I guess the price of second-hand bows just surged on the Legion side.

Finally!Also, that makes my daily expenditure almost 1.5k gold (since 5.0 was released).

Norlant is the great risk, great reward (and a great risk of noob reward) type of place. Once you learn how not to die, Norlant is quite a relaxed place. What I would do is do Irselnort dailies until level 17 or 18 and buy the equipment of that level. I've been running Norlant with those (with a rogue, ie less def) when I was smaller and coped just fine. There were (and still there are some) only a couple locations where death would be certain.

The distinction between common and unique costumes does seem pretty random. One theory I have is that unless a costume is specifically set to be of the rarest rarity, it is defaulted to grey.

Nah, it's probably because EU was right above Pearl. And the default was the ruby(?) server if I'm anything to go by.

2. Only +1 is perfectly safe, though I've got +3 without having the item cease to exist. 3. While 2-handed weapons do have better damage, their dps is worse than 1h - and by using a shield you don't receive as much damage. 8. Three things: a) Elves. I literally walked into their nest once I first set my feet on the Ash Coast. b) Started a fight in Nadir-Sard. Bad idea. c) Sold all my II spheres because I thought they were used to amp stuff from +12 to +20 only to find out that wasn't the case, after purchasing some I spheres.

Not just mc and fk but fb and ch as well. I guess some chinese megaplayer got all his friends to play this game.

Really? What on earth is this sorcery?

It's already over.

Agree. Should be toggleable in settings, though. ---- Sidenote for those wanting a confirmation for selling hard-to-acquire stuff to npc: There is already a warning if you're attempting to sell items bought from the miracle shop to an npc, meaning that it shouldn't be that hard to implement.

Or disassemble them; you get a bunch of common (or advanced) crafting resources without needing to wait for them, and you possibly may get a rare one if you're lucky.

Trolls. Dead trolls.

1. Don't log out in between visiting the maps. 2. Check that you have visited Godgorrath, Moraktar, Irselnort, Norlant Swamps (that tends to be forgotten) and Ayvondil. 3. If you haven't got the achievement yet, visit the Astral Labyrinth.

Is there anyone there who's not a warlock? I'm one, too - but I'm not that dead personality, and therefore rogue suits me better. As a matter of fact... I shall keep my mouth shut and everyone knows that I haven't ever stalked anyone.

Those druid ears tho.

Please let us select which modes we want to queue to. The way it works now is that we choose one mode to demand a battle on, or all modes at once. If I want to fight but don't like 2x2 for some reason, my only option is choosing either Seals or 5x5. Why couldn't I select both? Or if I want a normal arena and hate Seals, I must choose between the two and possibly miss a fight because I waited for the wrong one to have enough queuers. Also move the demand refusal to the menu where we select the modes - this way we could see if it's worth to queue at all at that time.

But why?

He wishes even high levels would be able to do quests in Irselnort. The problem, however, is that they're too easy for people with level, say, 24 weapons, and the devs want you to earn your pots and gold and not getting it free by just massacring everything around you.

I no is under stand.

They should add stages to those achievements. Like getting level 5 - easy, level 10 - normal, level 15 - hard, level 20 - heroic, and in the future, level 25 or sth - mythical. ---- If these gold drops replace the vendor trash, what happens to a level 28 player who forgets to leave an event island in time and finds himself in Wolf's Dale? Has to kill 270 monsters (to get quest drops worth 1g) and when he gets to Irselnort, do relic and kill 370 monsters? Or just someone who goes to war and realises too late that he doesn't have the money to go back to Ayvondil?

Well, he's dead, he can stand still for weeks and not starve. Maybe he's mummified? Or perhaps the player behind the character forgot to log out. Happens on PC. I have forgotten a char online for one day.

"for quite a time" Frankly, my characters have been waiting to know more about these castles since they joined the war three years ago.