The Rokk Gets His Pumpkin On
Generally speaking, I don’t go in for the World Events. I guess that always had something to do with the fact I was never level capped when the event came along, so I never got to play with the big boys. Maybe it’s the cold, maybe it’s the pain meds, but I thought Rokk would go and give this thing a try. Maybe not the title, but at least pick up a few achievements.
Boy did he.
First, he helped save Brill from burning down. Take that, Headless Horseman!
Then he took the fight to the Scarlet Monastary, kicked down the doors, and punted Mister Pumpkinhead through the uprights!
As a reward for his pumpkin-bashing, he picked up the Sinister Squashling & Hallowed Helm:
To celebrate, Rokk binged on candy:
That’s right, not all events are wholesome and classy…
Free Epic
If there’s two words in a WoW Gamer’s language that’ll send raiders around the bend muttering things about casuals, it’s “free epics”. The concept that someone who doesn’t raid as often, or at all, can get gear that compares to what hardcore raiders can pull down, is a stiff kick to the epeen. Luckily such thing matter not to me, as I just got out of the shower and came to realise that I don’t care about the size of my epeen. But I digress.
In this case, the free epic I’m referring to is an epic mount. I know everyone loves the green proto-drake, and why wouldn’t they, but this mount is one you don’t need to grind faction for. No, this one is as simple as running a daily. That’s right, click on a blue exclamation mark, run a quest as simple as one you ran as a newbie orc, and you too can be the proud owner of the Reins of the White Polar Bear
Rokk’s Tip of the Day – When running the daily quest “Maintaining Discipline” in Brunnhildar Village (which happens to be the one that got Rokk his Polar Bear mount), you can swat Exhausted Vrykul even if someone else happens to be fighting them at the time. Just run up and give them a tap. It’ll count towards the six you need.
