Monthly Archives: January 2010

If you raid with a guild, you should have an authenticator.

By Lissanna | Published: January 12, 2010

Authenticators are a device that I have talked about before. They are awesome little things that protect your account from being compromised. It keeps hackers out of your account management page & it keeps them out of your game. Raiding guilds are like teams of people. If one person gets hacked, it effects everyone. This [...]

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Movement & casters – Should we have “shot on the run” spells?

By Lissanna | Published: January 10, 2010

So, when the plague wing opened up, there was a flurry of angry casters coming to the forums claiming that the second wing (in addition to some bosses on the first wing) favored high melee DPS over casters. What people claimed was that for most fights (with some exceptions), melee gets to stand and hit [...]

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Introducing… the New face of restokin!

By Lissanna | Published: January 7, 2010

Now introducing…the world first healing moonkin! From switching too much between moonkin and healing in raids, my moonkin has finally sprouted leaves & finally learned how to heal in moonkin form! Well, at least I can dream, right? Thank you so much to Ginny (@immamoonkin on twitter) for drawing me such an amazing picture of [...]

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Rawr for Resto Druids explained

By Lissanna | Published: January 6, 2010

Rawr is a tool that a lot of WoW players use for figuring out optimal gearing for their character. You can download the program free from their website. First, I want to remind you that programs like Rawr are a tool, but that no tool is better than understanding your class mechanics and using your [...]

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wow.com is looking for a resto/balance druid writer

By Lissanna | Published: January 5, 2010

WoW.com just finished hiring priest & hunter column writers. However, hidden at the bottom of their welcome post for the new columnists is a note about looking for a resto & balance druid columnist. From following their application posts, here are my thoughts & some info I’ve been able to gather from the post: It [...]

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