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I’m no longer ashamed of how many times this has happened to me. It’s just the story of my life in WoW.

Second most-common mistake I make-- playing for hours with Kirin Tor Rings and Cloak of Coordination equipped before noticing my weak damage.

I’m looking at one in the AH, being offered for 70,000g.

Thanks for the reminder to look. I’ve still never gotten one.

Yes.

I don’t think I ever seriously played a Hunter until Highmountain Tauren came along. Now I consider Hunter to be one of my top three classes to play, and my Highmountain Hunter is my definitive Hunter.

I have a feeling I’m going to feel that way about the Dark Iron Rogue that’s in my near future.

I’ve updated the OP here.
The changes outlined above are now live in all regions.

[Updated 15:40 PST]
The changes below are now live in all regions.

Today, we’re working on hotfixes that will focus on two areas of concern.

As we’ve monitored PvP matches since our PvP mana changes to healers and Restoration Druids, we’ve found that Lifebloom, as a source of healing, has become too-efficient. While the reduction to Focused Growth’s increased healing and mana cost savings is a sizeable change, Restoration Druids have a wide variety of well-performing PvP talent options to fit in its place.

Druid

• Restoration
• Focused Growth now reduces the mana cost of Lifebloom by 8% (was 20%).
• Focused Growth now increases the healing of Lifebloom by 8% per stack (was 20%).

Additionally, we’ve identified an Azerite Trait that has been providing too much healing in an arena environment when multiple members of a team equip the trait.

Items...

Blood Elf Priest.

I just like how the aesthetic combines with the class. Always have.

I can’t scroll past the thread for the 20th time and not post! It’s like someone who knows me is pulling me in with Leap of Faith.

Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono.

Here’s one thing I like to do–

As soon as I realize “This is a person I’d like to group up with again”, I ask them if they’re in any Communities they really like, and would be open to having me join. I’ve ended up in a few interesting Communities as a result.

And Communities show up in the Social tab of your Blizzard Battlenet App (the launcher). Really convenient.

Correct!

PTR General Discussion forum here.
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I’ve been following this subject quite closely ...

In the next PTR build*, we’re looking to test this change:

• Now, If your primary target of Fists of Fury is dead or despawns, a new primary target will be picked for the purposes of dealing bonus damage to the primary target. It will pick the closest thing to you, unless you already have something else targeted that’s going to be hit by the damage spell.

So this is similar to how Eye Beam picks a target. It should also address Open Palm Strikes (Azerite Trait) sometimes stopping proccing because your main Fists of Fury target has died.

*This should be soon, but it may be in the public build following the very next one.

And which PvP activity you’re participating in. 3v3 fills the bar faster than 2v2, and Rated Battleground wins fill the bar faster than Arenas.

130+ replies and not a single mention of Highmountain Tauren?

I’m not saying I’d want all of my characters to forever carry Moozy on their backs, but … yes, actually, yes I am saying that.

Halfhill.

I like cooking.

OMG yes. I’ve been in two losing Warfronts.

A confluence of people who do non-objective things (exploring the zone to see what it looks like and where the boundaries are, spending a lot of time reading the detailed offerings at the various buildings, going deep into the mine and then getting carried away fighting mobs in there, etc.) can easily get overrun by the defending faction.

But that’s hopefully a learning experience for those participants.

I’d personally like a Fire Mage at level 110, to level to 120 and go DPS my face off.

Super fun IMO.

It also depends a lot, in my opinion, on what you like to do. I find that leveling my Shaman is best in dungeons, and I flip over to my leveling Hunter when I want to do solo stuff.

We’re coming together to test the new Wintergrasp epic battleground experience in the 8.1.5 PTR, and would love for you to join us!

On Tuesday, February 19, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Pacific time (5:00 p.m. Eastern), we’ll be queueing up for Wintergrasp. Get your PTR character(s) ready at level 120 on the Broxigar server, and then at 2:00 p.m.:

• Open Group Finder (default hotkey: i)
• Select the Player vs. Player tab
• Select Quick Match
• In the dropdown, choose “Specific Battlegrounds”
• Select “Wintergrasp” and then hit the Join Battle button

Thank you very much, and we look forward to bombarding some frozen walls with you!

Sorry, friend.

… I didn’t know.