Despite the stealth puzzle from hell, I had a great evening and definitely felt much less alone and forgotten. I know online friendships can be tricky and it's easy to make too much out of nothing, but I am extremely grateful to last night's dungeon crew for making me feel like I'm worth going through zappy robots for.
One of the reasons I love writing Warcraft fanfiction is that I can literally go into the world and look around. However, when I'm dealing with areas I've created in my mind that could believably exist in Azeroth (or Outland or Draenor, etc) but don't, that's a luxury I don't have. That's when I turn to my reliable home design program and start working my magic.
Although I've encountered some less than nice people in World of Warcraft, the majority of my interactions with fellow Warcraft players have been positive. A little kindness can go a long way anywhere and Azeroth is no exception.
I started playing World of Warcraft shortly after Wrath of the Lich King came out so Death Knights will always have a special place in my heart. Ever since I learned that all races would have a Death Knight class option in Shadowlands, I've been wanting to make a Zandalari Troll Death Knight.
For the past few months, I've been battling Dunegorger Kraulok in Vol'dun on my 10 plus 120s hoping he'll drop the Slightly Damp Pile of Fur that translates to Mollie the alpaca mount. I even leveled my blood elf mage to 120 to get even more alts on the job, but alas, the fur never dropped.… Continue reading The Alpaca of Happiness
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