World of Warcraft

I started an Alliance character: a human priest. I was told this would be a very different experience from the hunter class, and so far as I’m seeing, it is. The human lands in WoW are beautiful, compared to the ugly orc lands. I think this is a good difference — it really gives you a feel for the orc culture when their land is a rugged hell hole.

But I also notice the distance from starting area to first town to major city is much smaller in the human lands than in the orc lands. That makes it a little easier for the low-level humans, but I don’t know if it makes a significant difference overall.

I’m glad I started a human priest. The difference in character mechanics and the starting environment is dramatic. WoW is a whole different game, now. So far, I’m not retreading any old territory (literally or figuratively).

The wolves in Elwynn Forest are dropping a lot of rabbit’s feet as loot. My friends tell me they “might” give good luck in various game mechanics. I’ve gotten about a dozen of the things in the first ten levels, so far. I want to hold on to them, just in case there is some game mechanic benefit (though I’m doubting it), but I need the bag space for other loot.

Bullgrit
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