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I have entered into Un’Goro crater and am holding my own when I take it slow, and conquering when Rhone, my guildie 60 warlock escort helps out. He loves to DoT crap as I heal their hits while he runs around like a chicken with his head cut off. It works out quite nicely. 5 things drop dead, I get 1200xp, and we loot.

I’m over 40% of the way through level 49 and making good headway. I can easily kill level 53-54 things unless they resist more than 12 spells. Then I’m in trouble.

Please click Deadr’s profile to see what’s happened recently, because I have some good gear now, along with some nice tailoring recipes. I had to hold off on getting the Truefaith Vestments pattern until a little later, because it would just sit there for a couple of weeks.

[tag]Liz Strauss[/tag] at [tag]Successful Blog[/tag] did an interview with me last week. It was a great call that my phone reported as 68 minutes! Read the post here: [tag]Jesse Petersen[/tag] Is a [tag]B.A.D. Blogger[/tag]

There are generally 2 kinds of PuGs that I get wrapped up in:

1. a guild group that is only missing a healer
2. a complete group of morons

Both of them have shown me to be quite effective in ruining my day for any number of reasons:

• I am not gaining XP waiting around for the last moron to get to the instance.
• When I arrive with 35 Morning Glory Dews, that had darn well last us.
• If you don’t know how to pull, DON’T!
• If you don’t know how to hold aggro, go back to Deadmines or SFK.
• Forget about DPS when your healer has 20 seconds until he can fade again and is getting the crap beaten out of him by 3 mobs.
• When you are in a group with 2 shamans, and the priest says, ‘oom,’ someone should step up and heal.
• Don’t aggro extra mobs or make a stupid pull when a pat is coming and go, ‘ummm,’ when you die. That was on purpose.
• If you are in a guild run and on vent with your buddies, and the priest isn’t, then you need to type what you are planning.
• Just because a healer came for a run doesn’t mean you have his services for the entire day.
• And the BIG ONE: Don’t pull after getting Fort and the priest has 7% mana! You WILL cause a wipe.