The Warrior – 80
The Mage – 80
Launch, My Shaman – 80
The Paladin – 80
The Druid – newest 80, only hit 80 about a month before
The Hunter – just hit 70
The Deathknight – 68
The Warlock - 79.  He is on my 2nd account right now, and I rarely play him
The Priest – 70 and holding.  I turned off XP on him to run him in BC heroics, just for something different to do.  However, I haven’t logged him in for about 2-3 months.
The Rogue - my lowbie.  42 at the time of this post.

I also have a lowbie Shaman who is 40, and a new Goblin Warrior that I just started to do the beginning Goblin quests.  Some of us in the guild have started some new toons with plans to do dungeons on them for all the guild dungeon achievements, which should be quite fun.

State of My Toons when Cataclysm Dropped is a post from: Azgalor Nights

Queuing for BC Heroics on the Priest has proved somewhat challenging.  Most of the time we are waiting for a tank like any random queue, but there have been several times where I waited for some DPS to queue also.  Not as many people seem to be queuing for these as I had hoped would, so it is going to take longer to get these achievements than I had planned.  But no matter, it is still quite fun trying for it.

70 Burning Crusade Heroics is a post from: Azgalor Nights

I’ve wondered since the LFD system was released 1 or 2 patches ago, if Random Heroics at level 70 were possible.  I never had a toon between 70-75, which I believe is the range limit, since the LFD system was released.  However, the Priest hit 70 yesterday and now he has the option to choose a random BC heroic.  I also found that there is an NPC in Orgrimmar that you can speak with to turn off your gain of XP.  This is my plan for The Priest.

Someone asked me yesterday why I wanted to do this, because the Green gear in the WotLK dungeons is mostly better than the Heroic gear in Outlands, so I will give my answer here:

Outlands Heroics are something different than the usual grind right now.  I have 4 80s, and they all have raid-level gear, much higher than the WotLK Heroics, and those Heroic Dungeons are getting boring.  So I want to do something “new” and by “new” I mean different than what I have been doing.  LFD didn’t exist when 70 was the highest level in the game, so it was always hard for me to find a heroic instance in Outlands.  Now I can do that, so that is what I plan to do… just for fun.

Random Burning Crusade Heroic is a post from: Azgalor Nights

I was in one of the Sha’Tar dungeons just now with a Warrior tank named Airlinth from the realm Mannoroth.  What a dillweed.  He gets the drop from the first boss, which is a tanking back piece, then he ninja-logs.

Don’t freaking queue if you are just going to do that, it wastes everyone else’s time.

What is it with tanks around level 68-70? is a post from: Azgalor Nights

At 58 you can queue for Outlands dungeons or the higher Old World ones.  I didn’t quite want to go to Outlands yet, I have been enjoying running the older dungeons and getting achievements.  So I queued for Dire Maul, LBRS, Stratholme and Scholomance.  LBRS was the first one to pop, and that was an enjoyable run.  I do not think I have ever actually been into that dungeon before, so it was nice to see something “new”.

Tonight I think I will do the same thing again and hopefully get Strat, Scholo or DM for the achievement runs.

Ding, 60 is a post from: Azgalor Nights

I originally had a Druid Thunderchicken named “Netherjape” that was around 60 when I deleted him.  I tried questing with him and doing a couple of dungeons, but I just found that spec boring.  I ended up deleting him to make room for another toon.

I also had a priest for a while that I deleted due to non-play.  I forget his name, honestly.  He was also around 60 when I deleted him but he was level granted several levels through the Refer-a-friend bonus, so I didn’t actually “play” him as much as it seemed like I did.  I found him to be boring also, so I deleted him to make room for another again.

Then the LFD system opened up with a new patch….

I started a new druid and decided to level him as resto, since that is my favorite job in the game with my 80 Shaman and Pally.  You are elligible for LFD at level 15, so I had to quest with him up to there, then it has been LFD and a few dungeon quests ever since, with him now sitting at level 47.  I usually let him sit for a week or so before running him for a couple of days and burning up all his rest bonus, then I will put him down again.

Same thing with a new Priest and a new Shammy I started (I am addicted to Shammies, sue me…)  The priest I ran with some other friends through RAF again (this was my 6th experience with RAF) and we mostly did LFD leveling with those guys.  The priest is 52 at the time of this post.  My new Shammy is only 26 but I am enjoying getting SP and Spirit gear on him to be a healer through LFD.

Leveling with LFD is a post from: Azgalor Nights

I had a good time this weekend, running the priest around Silverpine Forest and The Barrnes, picking flowers.  I leveled his Herbalism several levels and used the mats to level his Inscriptions.  When I learned how to make Glyphs, the very low, first few ones, I made one of each and put them on the Auction House.  They are selling for anywhere from 8-29 Gold.  It seems that right now, Inscriptions is a good way to make money, so I will definately be continuing with this process!

17 Levels in under a minute… is a post from: Azgalor Nights