It's a raid!

[alpharaposa]

It was an unusual Kara run last night. Our priest had a family emergency, so our two healers were a druid and a shaman. Being missing a shackle made a lot of the trash mobs more exciting. Adding to the oddity was that we had a bear and pally tanking, three rogues, and no mages. Our sole cloth wearer for most of the run was a warlock. The unusual composition comes from the fact that we weren't sure we'd have enough people for the run (no tanks signed up), and ended up grabbing folks who logged on at the last minute.

We cleared Prince, Netherspite, and Aran. Prince took only one try, though we wiped a couple of times on the others. I got two upgrades, while anher got a total of four, so we were happy with the night's work. My big prize of the night was the Skulker's Greaves. I won these by having the most pathetic leggings out of the three rogues.

Our guild's policy on raiding is that the person who most needs an upgrade gets it. The exception is the tier 4 gear. If you already have one piece of the set, you get priority in order to get the bonus.

Comments

[aefenglommung.livejournal.com]

I understood about all of what you just said, and most of the comments in the Skulker's Greaves hyperlink you gave. But all in all, WoW anecdotes are almost as hard for an outsider to follow as a newspaper account of a cricket match.

[stryck.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I understand that. I try to keep 'em short for that reason.