Oio of Dragonflight (US) has created a couple of amazing avatars based off the Night Elf version of our Epic Flight Form. You can see the smaller version (208 KB) at right or the larger version (1092 KB) here. Both images are being hosted via ImageShack because I don’t want users to hotlink my bandwidth here. If you’d like to use them, please host them yourself (ImageShack images only allow for a certain amount of bandwidth before they become no longer available).
Also, links! They build ‘em, I share ‘em. (You read ‘em.)
- Blood for Life
Lonetree of Earthen Ring (US) is a seasoned healer, raider, and the Druid class leader of the endgame guild, Blood Fist. - For the Horde
For the Horde is a great blog from friends Fikkle and Sylus. With experience playing an assortment of classes, the authors write about their adventures — and misadventures. - Go Druid
A blog about a Druid and his trek to level 70 and beyond. - Journeys in Azeroth
Like many Druids, Runningelk of Feathermoon (US) leveled as a Feral and made the switch to Restoration once he hit level 70, giving him a well-rounded perspective on both aspects of the class. - The Lazybear Blog
Mimnon of Vek’nilash (US) raids as a Feral Druid and expounds on the challenges of keeping a casual raiding guild casual, while still maintaining progression. - Lifebloom
Anxi of Feathermoon (US) raids mid-level content with a Resto Druid while leveling a second Druid for Feral and Balance experience. - Married IRL
Fiordhraoi and Silentstephi are a married couple who share a host of interests, including guild leadership in Azeroth and blogging together! - Moonkin University
A school just for you, young Space Chickens! Just don’t spend your time passed out from too much Rumsey Rum. - Mostly Kaldorei
With a strong propensity toward Night Elves, the author of Mostly Kaldorei shares his multi-class perspective on the world of Azeroth! - Naturally Mending
Kestra of Stormscale (EU) blogs both to preserve her experiences for posterity and to share them with the rest of us! - Respec Cost
Suffering from an extreme case of altitis, Zee has the admirable goal of levelling a character of each class to 70.
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Wrath of the Lich King made a number of fundamental changes to the game, many of which went through so many iterations that it can be difficult to get the facts. You can find a summary of these changes as related to the Restoration Druid in this extensive FAQ!
Thanks for the link, Phaelia! Just one, small thing with the link above: it should be ‘his.’ Not that, I suppose, it really matters.
Phae, thanks for the link love and the great write up! Don’t forget about Sy though. He’s a regular contributor as well!
Fikkle
Thank you for the link.
While I don’t consider my altitis to be that extreme, it does make playing a little more interesting.
One of those blog titles seems very familiar… Like I’ve seen it somewhere before…
–Grins Deviously–