Hello there! Sorry to anyone who was a loyal reader and noticed I abruptly stopped updating the site a few years back. My dad was sick, got much sicker, and then passed away, and during that time period I quit Warcraft and blogging. I still play games now, in August of 2020 that’s mostly Fortnite (with some Fall Guys). Players don’t seem too optimistic about Shadowlands. If it’s great I might come back to raiding.

About: What is this? I am writing just a few sentences outlining the things I thought were most important to focus on as a ranged DPS. My guild downed the first 6 bosses in week one of mythic, with me playing Balance Druid. We have also had some good progression on the 7th. This guide comes from that experience. This guide assumes you have completed the bosses in heroic and will not cover heroic mechanics.

Hey there. I’m still around, moderating /r/competitivewow and playing in my guild Storm. I just haven’t had anything I felt compelled to blog about. Blizzcon was great. There was a fun panel with Day9 and several Warcraft content creators about how to effectively be a content creator, and a top suggestion was having a consistent release schedule. I’ve thought about getting into something like that on the blog. Maybe consistently releasing something on Tuesdays.

I am heading to Blizzcon 2017! This will be my first Blizzcon- the first time I will visit Los Angeles/Anaheim as well. Aside from “go to Disneyland!” any tips for the visit? If you read this blog because we are online friends and you are going, be sure to reach out so we can say hi there. Comments: wrathsome - Oct 4, 2017What fun! When it comes to Los Angeles, it is all about time and money.

A few nights into progression on the last boss in Tomb of Sargeras, here are my thoughts. If you are progressing on it or about to start, these are the things I wish we had all been clearer on beforehand. Red Orbs: Change viewing settings to low particle density to dodge red orbs. Dodge red orbs, seriously; dps to boss during that time is not super important compared to making sure you don’t die.