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A funny moment was when I was being chased by a Dwarf Warrior once a long time ago and he was making damage progress on me. However about a minute after he attacked me, he suddenly started walking instead of running. I ran far far away and then healed. I waited a bit and noticed he was still walking. He mounted up and continued to walk still. I realized that he probably hit the / key and didn't know how to make himself run again. So to tease that Alliance bastard, I ran up to him, knocked his health down to about 10% then stopped and kept doing that for about half an hour. He logged out a couple of times hoping it would 'fix' his walking problem.

I've never played FFXI so I can't really comment on that except to say that it's my understanding that mobs respawn WAY faster in WoW than in that. So while it sucks to have your camp cleared on you, the mobs will be back shortly.

As for the rest - I'm not exactly sure what's going on. Are the other people killing stuff you're not actively fighting? If so - again, an annoyance but like I said above, if there are a lot of people clearing stuff fast then the respawns are generally equally as fast. Another option there would be to whipser that person (type /w playername) or just in say and ask if they want to group instead of fighting for the mobs.

Totem Talk is your one stop shop for talking about Shamans. If you shop for that. If, like most people, you just click on a web link, then we're that, too. All we can say is that Matthew Rossi, player of two shamans, is incredibly bent in the head and has weird notions about this 'internereplica watchest' thing he hears people talk about while he's chowing down on some tasty gruel from his cave in the heart of the taiga.

Recently some of the folks behind the scenes here at WoW Insider have been piqued to start their own shamans. This led to a discussion about how best to level as a shaman (enhancement! enhancement oh sweet lord roll enhancement! It's the best thing ever!) which of course I and others answered with our usual cool detachment. (Enhancement!) This then led to a discussion of the old saw among shaman players that while grinding you shouldn't drop totems.

This was an old saw I hadn't heard. I believe I actually sputtered when I read it. Let's recreate the moment.

Blizzard, you have stated in many threads that you want to work on revitalizing Azeroth and make it a place that people still visit at 58 and come back to from time to time. You added Kara and Zul'Aman, which were well and good, but you're still totally leaving out some of the TOP land pieces. They have essentially been abandoned and forgotten.

I speak of: Grim Batol, the Stormwind Vault, & Uldum. All three hold huge WoW lore.

In developer speak, that essentially means to me, "yea we were going to implement it but did something else and didn't feel like finishing through with this and just let it sit, oops"

Here are some other spots in Azeroth that I think the entire player base would like some information on, ie, what plans are for the following:

Druids, they can control the physical makeup of their body, and according to the WoW RPG, at level 20 they actually become immortal. As in, "don't age, reincarnate when you die" immortal.

I believe the warrior should always pull. No exception. I keep seeing posts and even game guides that believe a hunter or rogue should pull then the tank should magicly grab aggro. A warrior needs rage to grab aggro fast. Without it he has to attack and be attacked to build rage to use aggro genreplica watcheserating abilities. When a hunter pulls the warrior has little to no rage potentially built up to pull aggro off the hunter or rogue. It's harder for a warrior to grab aggro off someone else. Next there's the idea that a warrior or rogue can fein or dissappear if a bad pull happens. They can for sure. But what happens if it is resisted? Also in the rare case of a bad pull the rest of the group can retreat and not attack the mobs letting the warrior grab aggro and die. Let me know what you think and if I'm off base on this.

Of the many different character classes in WOW, each having a different accepted role, there is one lauded as superior by those who play them, and scoffed at by those around them. There are a few responsibilities that must be filled for a group of adventurers to succeed in a dungeon. There mreplica watchesust be a "tank", someone who gets the attention of the monsters they are attempting to kill. A healer is important to keep the group alive. There are damage dealers who are primarily responsible for slaying the monsters in melee or from a distance. Characters in charge of crowd control stall certain targets to make taking down others easier.

Enlarge ImageWorld of Warcraft is by far the best and largest MMORPG out yet. World of Warcraft follows a long history of the original strategy game warcraft. There were 3 popular titles that were released previously that were also an extremely big hit. Warcraft, Warcraft II, Warcraft III and the 2 expansions "The Frozen Throne" and "Reign of Chaos". The release date of the game was on Nov 23, 2004. A year after its release and there are about 4.5 million subscribers and still growing stronger each day world wide.

WoW Insider reported that the presumed gold cap limit, the sum of 214,748 gold, 36 silver and 48 copper, was achieved last week by two of the top clan leaders:

I got it on my last BM run. After I finished the instance, I went to test it and in about 30 mins I never seen it to proc. I started to melee the mobs and I got it to proc twice. I know some hunter swear by this trinket, but too me it does not look like it is hunter’s trinket at all. BTW – my crit rate is a littlereplica watches over 29% so I should be seeing it proc quit often. Can some hunter please verify if this trinket proc’s on range or melee only. – if it is melee only, I guess I will be dumping it quicker then I got it.