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[grifstar]

Wells, Karrn is at 10 already, probably not gonna do much with him for awhile until I get galza to help excort him and tame a wind serpent =P

... Thankfully I haven't ran into my dear friend Alto since(or whatever his name was). My nightie has a gnome phobia now I think >.>;;

So now I'm just leveling my other chars. Gave Clef some more attention finally. I wasn't going to start playing her again until the soundtrack was working again..... but since that won't be for at least another week... Yeah.... -.-;

At least one of the things I like about WoW is that you get bonus exp if you log off for a long time(and I think even more if you logged off in a town/inn). Basically double the exp from every mob for awhile. Well, Clef had like over a level's worth of it XD.

Otherwise, Sen has been getting most of my attention right now. Finally got her back to Ironforge, after doing many n00b-ish quests down near SW that were taking forever because lots of the things weren't dropping what I needed x_x. And when I finally get enough money to start using guns, I spend it all learning how to make new engineering items XD;;. Should have saved some of it for mining though x_x.

.... But dude... I'm going to say it again, some WoW quests just kick total ass.... Like.... getting into bar room brawls with NPCs XD;;. Seriously though, some of the interaction in that game makes me want to go back to EQ and just laugh at it. Only thing EQ had that ever really came 'close' to some of the quests in WoW was that Frostweaver shield(and maybe the epics, if you somehow had the lack of the life to complete those).

Here, they actually make you feel like you accomplished something. And actually as if you're part of the plot, rather than the main story of the game is just rolling right pass you(or having no story at all x_x). Which was something that pissed me off about EQ when I got deeper into it. It's all fun and games when you first get it. But come around about 20, you'll notice that the game is going to be pretty much the same thing over and over for the rest of the time you play it. Just that every level too you're going to be more and more dependent on grouping x_x.

Though, there was still a few things that I loved about SoD, but that's different.