Being in a good guild is a big part of what makess a server "home". I know that my guildies are my online family now, so I totally understand.
Actually, mage/paladin sounds ideal. Paladins are great AoE tanks that can heal themselves, and mages do great AoE damage. So the pally gathers up a bunch of mobs and the mage nukes them. Rpeast until all of Azeroth is dead.
I never played GW, though I know others who did and enjoyed it. It just didn't grab me.
I found Hellfire Peninsula very soloable with my hunter, but then again almost everything is very soloable with a hunter. :)
Congrats on the Dreadsteed. (( When I was level 50 or so, I rode out through the Burning Steppes to the Altar of Storms. I'd been flying over it for so long and was anxious to discover what interesting things could be found there. Imagine my disappointment when the answer was "nothing -- unless you're a warlock")
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Re: won't be joinin' you any time soon
Date: 2008-04-29 01:42 pm (UTC)Actually, mage/paladin sounds ideal. Paladins are great AoE tanks that can heal themselves, and mages do great AoE damage. So the pally gathers up a bunch of mobs and the mage nukes them. Rpeast until all of Azeroth is dead.
I never played GW, though I know others who did and enjoyed it. It just didn't grab me.
I found Hellfire Peninsula very soloable with my hunter, but then again almost everything is very soloable with a hunter. :)
Congrats on the Dreadsteed. (( When I was level 50 or so, I rode out through the Burning Steppes to the Altar of Storms. I'd been flying over it for so long and was anxious to discover what interesting things could be found there. Imagine my disappointment when the answer was "nothing -- unless you're a warlock")