...and we only wiped 3 times!

So we ran two wings in our first scheduled raid of Naxx: Arachnid Quarter and Plague Quarter.

Just in case anyone was curious about stats from our first run:

Arachnid Quarter
Anub'Rekhan - Kills: 1, Wipes: 0, Best Time: 3:57
Grand Widow Faerlina - Kills: 1, Wipes: 0, Best Time: 2:57
Maexxna - Kills: 1, Wipes: 1, Best Time: 3:50

Plague Quarter
Noth the Plaguebringer - Kills: 1, Wipes: 0, Best Kill: 4:25
Heigan the Unclean - Kills: 1, Wipes: 2, Best Kill: 14:54 (lol)
Loatheb - Kills: 1, Wipes: 0, Best Kill: 5:23

Only three wipes for the whole raid (well, what we've done so far) is pretty damn good, considering we used to wipe four or five times on a single boss in Kara. Heigan gave us a bit of trouble but we managed to down him with two tanks, two healers and a warlock still standing. Warlock DPS FTW!

Here is us, right before we wiped on Maexxna (because we were too busy taking photos instead of standing in the right spot, lulz):


x-posted to akashans

LF 2 moar weeks of break, pst

It's been a good break. I played a lot of WoW. A lot. Like, averaging 8 hours per day. I don't regret it though. It was good times.

I have renamed my kitteh Kahlan. We still occasionally forget and call her Moko. Hell, we still sometimes forget and call her Stormy. She is going to be one very confused cat.

Tomorrow I start work again. It's a curriculum day, although we don't really get any time to plan. It'll be meetings all day - not even about the curriculum, but about school goals and professional learning plans and other pointless things that have no direct impact on our teaching. Blah. Term 2 is going to be long and hard, and I'm not looking forward to it. There are parent teacher interviews coming up in the first weeks, and towards the end there will be report writing. Plus, the sun sets at around 6pm these days, and rises at about 6:20am, so I'll be going to and coming home from work in the dark on most days, which I absolutely hate. Still, it can't be as bad as last year, right?

Anyway... GOODBAI FOREVER, WORLD.