| Alliance |
| Pallanen |
Dual Spec.: Arms/Protection Guild: Club de Jolie Filles Profession #1: Grand Master Blacksmith/Weaponsmith/Master Swordsmith 450/450 Profession #2: Mining 450/450
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| Sairalinde |
 Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Leatherworking 275/375 Profession #2: Skinning 450/450
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| Jaelle |
 Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Alchemy 290/300 Profession #2: Herbalism 291/300
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| Merenwen |
Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Enchanting 352/375 Profession #2: Tailoring 350/375
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| Miriel |
 Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Mining 316/375 Profession #2: Engineering 100/150
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| Earanel |
 Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Leatherworking 67/75 Profession #2: Skinning 133/150
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| Granuaile |
 Guild: Club de Jolies Filles Profession #1: Blacksmith 300/300 Profession #2: Mining 289/300
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| Horde |
Rubacuori |
 Guild: Club de Joiles Filles Profession #1: Herbalism 111/150 Profession #2: Alchemy 93/150
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| Ki'Leanna |
 Guild: Club de Joiles Filles Profession #1: Mining 450/450 Profession #2: Enchanting 340/375
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| The New Trend |
| Monday, April 28, 2008 |
The new trend in WoW seems to be Alliance helping Hordes kill Alliance. What I mean by that is that 3 times in a row now I have answered the Local Defense call for a Horde raid in an Alliance city only to find Alliance people helping the bad guys. Not just helping them but finding them victims also.
The first time was in Ironforge. I saw the alarm and already being there with Pallanen I ran around until I found the Horde. It was just one 70 Tauren Druid killing things. I saw that a Priest, a Hunter and several other lower levels were there already flagged so I jumped in to help. Well, what I jumped into was something very weird.
I fought the Druid until he was about ½ health and then he healed himself. That’s when I noticed I was alone. Only in that the Alliance were just watching. Even the Priest who could have healed Pallanen just stood there. I kept asking why they weren’t helping but no one responded. They just stood there. The fight lasted a very long time. Pallanen kicked the Druids butt but since he could heal himself and Pally only had a potion with a long cooldown, well, the outcome was just a long, protracted death for Pally.
When I rezzed I saw the Priest and Hunter running with the Horde escorting him around Ironforge. I followed and watched as they kept standing there and letting the Druid kill trainers and vendors or any Alliance who came to help. Then they would call the Alliance people “noobs”. It was sickening. Eventually several Alliance came by and we killed the Horde. But not long after we did those traitors were escorting that Druid around again.
But it wasn’t the last time I would see it.
Next time was in Ironforge again. This time the same scenario happened but with an Undead Rogue. A couple of flagged Alliance were there so naturally I assumed……… but it turned out to be the same thing. They watched as the Rogue and Pallanen fought. It was a very close fight. The Rogue had no visible life left when Pally was killed. But then he sat there and healed himself as the Alliance group watched. I watched again as the Alliance walked him around Ironforge.
Sidebar: Whatever special talents an Undead inherits along with being a Rogue is a very deadly combo. Undead Rogues are the hardest to kill in the game. Its fun to fight them but hard to win.
Last night it happened again. Call me stupid or something but when the alarm came in Darnassus I logged off Earane and brought Pallanen to help. This time there were 2 Undead Rogues but there was a group of Alliance fighters. I ran in and started helping with the Hordes since I saw there was help this time. But it turned out that there really wasn’t any help. Just me and a 67 Alliance Rogue actually tried to kill the Hordes. We did well, killing one. But the other got him and then paralyzed me for what seemed forever. I had used my trinket already so all I could do was stand there bent over as he continued to pummel Pallanen. I hate that!
I ghosted back to the scene only to find that Rogue and his friend sitting there healing up while the other 3 Alliance watched. ??? So I asked the Warrior who had initially started yelling out about Hordes in Darnassus why he was helping them. He said he wasn’t. But then he started trying to get others to fight them and laughing when the Rogues would win. I waited until Pallanen’s PVP flag was gone to rez her and then watched as the 3 Alliance kept up the charade like they were fighting the hordes. The truth was they were helping them create havoc. The Hordes would go around and kill every vendor or trainer they could. The made a mess of things for a long time. Just like the ones I encountered in Ironforge.
Maybe I’m a weirdo or something but this kind of thing is sickening to me. I understand that everyone has friends in the game and that they probably have cross-faction friends too. But to allow the opposite group into your home cities and then help them run around destroying the place is just so wrong to me. To sucker people from your group into getting killed while you watch is even more sick and disgusting. Especially the lower than 70 characters. Those people are the ones I wish I could wipe up. More so I wish they could be banned since that is such a rotten practice.
To those Alliance who helped the Hordes (and probably will do so again), you disgust me. You should not be allowed into Alliance territory again. Go live with your ugly-ass Horde friends and leave the real players alone. Defending home territory is a big part of the game. Helping the opposite faction is shitty and sad.
Jerks. |
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Name: Jen
Home: Pennsylvania, United States
About Me: I started playing WoW after my best friend bugged me to play. I soon learned that I really liked it. Now 2 years later I still play and have 20 characters. LOL I am no gaming expert. I am no WoW expert. A lot of the terms and "how to do's" elude me still. But I love to play. All you will find here are the adventures of Pallanen and her sisters. I love them all and they really kick butt. So stay tuned and maybe we can learn stuff from each other that we never knew. xoxo
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