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WoWphiles Podcast Show #10

[Dec 2, 2009] by: Jason Zimmerman
Preparing for Patch 3.3

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The WoWphiles Guild
We answer the question about whether or not we will start our own WoWphiles guild.

When will Patch 3.3 be released?
We talk about the possibilities of how soon patch 3.3 will come out.

Icesnake’s Addon Emporium
Icesnake brings us this week’s addon: Omen3. We also discuss another threat meter that we use.

Are you burned out?
Dealing with and avoiding burnout with WoW

Icecrown lore
This week’s lore segment with Evinrue looks at the story of The Lich King, Icecrown citadel and the bosses we will encounter.

  • http://whimzeethepriest.wordpress.com/ Whimzee

    Would it be possible to get a list of the books that were mentioned in this podcast? I want to order some of them for Christmas presents.

  • http://whimzeethepriest.wordpress.com/ Whimzee

    Would it be possible to get a list of the books that were mentioned in this podcast? I want to order some of them for Christmas presents.

  • Evinrue

    No problem! It really depends on what you want to learn about, but the ones we’ve mentioned so far in the show have been:

    “The Last Guardian” by Jeff Grubb
    “Tides of Darkness” by Aaron Rosenburg
    “Beyond the Dark Portal” by Aaron Rosenburg and Christie Golden
    “Arthas: Rise of the Lich King” by Christie Golden

    I recommend “The Last Guardian” the most, mostly because of its place chronologically and the magnitude of the events within it.

    We’ve also discussed the comics, and volume 1 and 2 are available in hardback. And while we haven’t discussed it (on air) yet, but I’d also say the mini-comic series “Ashbringer” is very enjoyable and important for the story of Alexandros and Darion Mograine, and obviously the Ashbringer.

  • Evinrue

    No problem! It really depends on what you want to learn about, but the ones we’ve mentioned so far in the show have been:

    “The Last Guardian” by Jeff Grubb
    “Tides of Darkness” by Aaron Rosenburg
    “Beyond the Dark Portal” by Aaron Rosenburg and Christie Golden
    “Arthas: Rise of the Lich King” by Christie Golden

    I recommend “The Last Guardian” the most, mostly because of its place chronologically and the magnitude of the events within it.

    We’ve also discussed the comics, and volume 1 and 2 are available in hardback. And while we haven’t discussed it (on air) yet, but I’d also say the mini-comic series “Ashbringer” is very enjoyable and important for the story of Alexandros and Darion Mograine, and obviously the Ashbringer.

  • Whimzee

    You also mentioned a quest chain. The one with the anagram of Arthas’ name. What was that called again? Where does it start? I’m really enjoying learning about all this, especially as I am working on Loremaster right now. Thanks again!

  • Whimzee

    You also mentioned a quest chain. The one with the anagram of Arthas’ name. What was that called again? Where does it start? I’m really enjoying learning about all this, especially as I am working on Loremaster right now. Thanks again!

  • Evinrue

    It is a very long, and very involved quest line picks up and drops off at odd intervals. Long story short, you need to have Shadow Vault opened up and the Skybreaker quests unlocked in order to chat with Thassarian.

    The first half involving Matthias is through the Death Knight, and it’s first quest is “Exploiting an Opening” and picks up again after “Field Repairs” with “Do Your Worst” do those quests and get to the heart of the Heart questline with Tirion Fordring starts with the quest “Where Dragons Fall”

    Overall, hands down, the coolest overarching quest chain in Wrath of the Lich King, and because of its length I can’t see how you can do the Icecrown quest achievement without it.

  • Evinrue

    It is a very long, and very involved quest line picks up and drops off at odd intervals. Long story short, you need to have Shadow Vault opened up and the Skybreaker quests unlocked in order to chat with Thassarian.

    The first half involving Matthias is through the Death Knight, and it’s first quest is “Exploiting an Opening” and picks up again after “Field Repairs” with “Do Your Worst” do those quests and get to the heart of the Heart questline with Tirion Fordring starts with the quest “Where Dragons Fall”

    Overall, hands down, the coolest overarching quest chain in Wrath of the Lich King, and because of its length I can’t see how you can do the Icecrown quest achievement without it.

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