The Courier

Tag: fantasy

  • My Daily Routine

    So, today I was off from work. I slept until noon. I was so tired. For some reason, cashapp was not working, until tonight. So, I am not sure why. I ate ramens for lunch. After I ate lunch, I did the dishes. Then, I went and got a hotdog later, from 7/11. When it is hot, I just do not have much of an appetite. Scott didn’t come over. I imagine he is busy. I just logged off from World of Warcraft Classic. I got a couple of images to share.

    So, what are you up too? Doing well here. Just it is hot these days. I don’t see any rain in the forecast. My Dad is watching The Chosen. It is the week of Jesus death now. I wish I was watching it, but I cannot sit to watch a film since I was in a collision. It is all I can do, to sit and read. The last thing I read in my Bible was Psalm 19. That was because, Greg Laurie did a sermon from Psalm 19.

    This is a screenshot of my druid Fishing. She was fishing in the Wetlands, outside of Menethil Harbor. For Firefins. You can use the Firefins to make oils for potions, most notably a firepower potion that most mages and some warlocks love, for its increase to fire damage. I was running along the shower, and saw school after school of Firefin. Managed to catch eight total!

    Again with the numbers. I ended up with exactly 45 health potions, after my latest herb run. I think it must be a sign, lol. Anyways, I ended up sending two stacks to Reeon, another druid in my guild. We quested together, and so I made it a habit of sending him health potions from time to time. Mostly, originally I was trying to get rid of my lower lvl health potions. But this time I sent him the more powerful ones.

    I think it is time wrap it up. I just wanted to give you a bit of an update. I will probably go to bed after this. Unless I cannot go to sleep, in which case I might play some more warcraft. But I already got a lvl today. Maybe I will read my Bible for a change. Well, have a good night!

  • Soloed Stockades, Visited the Crazy Cat Lady in Elywnn Forest

    Today, is Blizzard’s Maintenance day. World of Warcraft is down. Thats the reason I am here. But what do I have to write about? A crazy adventure. With a lvl 25 druid, and my lvl 33 warlock. They soloed the dungeon known as The Stockades (“Stocks” for short).

    At first we set out to find a group. There were originally three people in our group. The third person suggested I solo Stockades using Voidwalker. I tried to a couple of times. But didn’t get very far. But the person who invited me, whose name I don’t remember, was a druid. Which means they could heal. So, I had her heal my voidwalker. While I killed the mobs. It went alright. We managed to get one boss, and then found a chest too. Just as the server was about to go into Maintenance. But the druid noticed my cat and asked, “Where did you get that” so I said “Follow me”, and I proceeded to make a B-line for the Crazy Cat Lady, just outside of Stormwind.

    We had to avoid some of the mobs. With seconds to spare, we found the Cat Lady, and the druid was able to purchase a cat carrier all for her very own. After we made it, I hearthed. Here is a screenshot:

    This is not a screenshot of the Stockades. But rather of my hunter, and his pet, and one of my questing buddies out in Arathi Highlands. Still, you can get an idea of how things must have looked in the Stockades as my lvl 33 warlock soloed it. With the druid healing, it was doable. Had we not been pressed for time, we might have finished the dungeon.

    I didn’t have much to say. I just wanted to rely this incident on my warlock, with you. I could have just one shot the dungeon for the druid, on my warrior, but actually, my warrior was on the other continent, Kalimdor. So, it would have taken to long for him to travel to Stormwind, in order to run the Stockades for the druid who was passionate about running Stocks. Well, thats all for now, folks.

    Now, I am listening to David Jeremiah, as I overcome my withdrawals from not being able to play World of Warcraft for eight hours. Time for me to get some rest.