Becoming uninterested... until interests are sparked.

Like I have said before, I have been playing WoW since the days when you could only get into Warsong Gulch by going to the actual instance instead of queing for it. Well, I have begun to lose interest already in playing this game. Repetition can only go so far until it is just that.

However, while flying around Pandaria today, I decided to investigate something that has piqued my attention since the expansion came out. I'm talking, of course, of the island off the norther coast of Shan'ze Dao in Townlong Steppes. I decided to try and go for it, wondering what mysteries -if any - would be there. I took off in that direction, leaving the shores of Shan'ze and watched as my Fatigue Bar slowly depleted. A mist or fog or shroud of some sort surrounded me. I was on auto-fly and the mini map showed nothing - couldn't even see the island anymore! - so i looked at my world map. Lo and behold I had hit an invisible wall. I flew back to build my fatigue up again and went back hoping for a hole I could infiltrate the island through, but alas, to my disappointment, there was none.

I did a bit of researching online and found a few interesting posts. [Zandalar].

"It is believed that the island is the "Zandalari Isle" shown on a map draft released at the BlizzCon 2011 announcement of the expansion. Though that island may also be the Isle of Reckoning.

As of build 15739, a new speculation has arisen that this island may be actually a remnant of Zandalar, which has been reportedly decimated by Cataclysm. Early explorations through Eagle Eye have revealed several mogu structures, as well as one big building with the instance portal at the entrance. Now the island is blocked off from any means of accessing by the invisible wall, but may be opened later in a content patch.

One strong indication in this direction is if one flys into the mist and to the invisible wall, they will discover the South Seas, which is where Zandalar was supposed to be as mentioned in the RPG." -Wowpedia

I'll also link this forum post.

Keep in mind that all of this is uncomfirmed as of the date of this posting. <3

-Fallzen

Rare Mobs and more Rare Mobs

Update for you! Yay!

In the small amount of time I have had this week I've been working on dailies and rare mobs.


Achievement Progress: [Glorious!]

The Yowler (Townlong Steppes 67, 73) - This is guy is fairly simple, especially at 90. He will throw a [Bananarang] . Be sure to dodge it on the 2 times it comes around (outbound throw and it coming back to the caster). He will also go crazy, [Going Bananas] . Just be sure to heal up if you failed to dodge the attack and he hits you. Other than that he is tank and spank all the way.

Kah'tir (Townlong Steppes 62,34) - This Mogu Warrior has the same abilities as all other rare Mogus. I had to fly over him and drop in the path behind him, and kill a patrol on it to be able to pull him with out adds. He will summon Quillen during the fight; all that is needed here is to aoe them down if you can so you can till continue to dps Kah'tir. 

He has an ability called [Devistating Arc] which will look like a half 180 degree half-circle while he is casting. Make sure you run straight through him (easiest move for me being melee class) to get to the unaffected side. He shouldn't turn towards you or anything. As long as you keep these things in mind he should be no problem at all.

A little catch-up, not ketchup.

Ok, so it's been about a week since my last post - give or take. I've been leveling my Herbalism and Alchemy on my Druid so that when I get into Pandaria I can skill up both professions and use them with Fallzen's Mining and Jewelcrafting. Can anyone say [Living Steel] cooldown?

So I have done that and am in Pandaria now with Darmani, my Druid. I plan to work on some misc. guides for everyone as soon as i get a bit more time. My week this week is real cluttered with crap i have to do, so, see ya then!

Ding! You have reached Level 90! / Yul Wildpaw

DING!

So, I ended up with about 3+ bars left 'til level 90 earlier this morning after running a few random dungeons. I found a really nice spot on the Serpent's Spine that has almost instant spawn level 90 mobs. It took probably about 10-20 minutes to finish off those bars by farming the mantids there.
Now I'm max level and it is time to start getting daily quest hubs ready and start building a raiding/pvp set.
10/19/12

Achievement Progress: [Glorious!]


Yul Wildpaw (31, 61 Townlong Steppes) - This guy was kind of tough for me since i'm a melee class and have to be next to the target - most of the time. After a few wipes and figuring out his rotation, i found that the best way to down him, as far as Ret pallys go anyways, is to run when he begins casting his Spining Crane Kick and running back to him as quickly as possible. he shouldnt be that far from you anyways. The BIG part is interupting his Healing Mists spell. the cooldown is not too short. If my
R\ebuke or Arcane Torrent was not up when he was casting this, i would use Blinding Light or Hammer of Justice to interupt him.
10/18/12

Welcome!

"Need a break from your enemies? You have come to the right place, and the right person."
-Tong the Fixer


After entertaining my girlfriend for a few days I have finally been able to set up my blog. Here we will mainly be discussing World of Warcraft and most - if not all - that comes with it.

Allow me to introduce myself: I am Fallzen, a Blood Elf Paladin. I have been playing wow since Vanilla and have had this toon since the start of BC. I'm level 88 as of this post. As of now I am on my way to continue questing in Kun-Lai Summit to try and reach the level cap of 90. On my way there, i set up shop in the Tavern in the Mists; Here, I discovered Wrathion <The Black Prince>, who is Deathwing's son. He told me of his hatred for his father and the Red Dragonflight. If I'm not mistaken, this becomes a quest hub at 90, but we'll have more on that when the time is right.

Anyways, I better get going. I have quite a bit to do IRL today before I can get to Kun-Lai.
Happy hunting!
-Fallzen