It’s raining Plums

   Now that I’m level 60 I’m starting to get to the levels where I can share in some of the things that my guildies do. Sunday afternoon in guild chat, someone says they are going to do a Zul’Gurub run for the fun of it and asked if anyone wanted to join. Still being use to soloing and usually not being high enough level to join the raid groups I passed on it, till I got a few tells asking if I was coming. OK, I think I can avoid the wife for an hour or so

   I’ve never been in a large raid group and when I say large I mean over 5 people lol, At least 13 of us entered all 70 except 2 of us. At first seeing that many people together was a bit confusing, but as I started to watch people, listed to the raid leader on voice chat and watch some more things started to come to me and Bosses started to fall. Being lower level and a noobie, I did make some mistakes, Pull some aggro and die 3 times but it was all a learning process.

   Since most everyone was level 70 all needs went to myself and one other, then everyone else could greed… and let me say the drops were good for a rogue. With a couple hours and a little help from my friends I walked out of Zul’Gurub with [Warblade of the Hakkari] , [Seal of Jin] , [Mandokir's Sting] , [Arlokk's Grasp] , [Heart of Hakkar] , [Primal Hakkari Armsplint] , [Primal Hakkari Girdle] , a couple nice rings and with turning in quest got Epic shoulders and bracers. I would have to say it was a good run, I know they don’t ever work out that way but I’m glad it did this one time.. Check me out at the WoW Armory



2 Responses to “It’s raining Plums”

1. Valdesta says:

   January 22, 2008 at 9:26 am

   Ahh, level 60 is a fun place to be, there’s so much to do and the Outland stuff is rather refreshing.

   Did anyone manage to get a mount to drop off of one of the animal bosses in Zul’Gurub?

   Valdesta
   WoWGrrl player blog
2. Curbob says:

   January 22, 2008 at 4:35 pm

   No, everyone was talking about maybe this time we’ll see the mount, but nope it didn’t show