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Blog Entry: From the Table of Contents... So You Want to Be a Guild Leader . A Guide - http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=17532432&sid=1 much <3 to Wytch. And read everything else you can read in the forum here. I started a guild about a month ago after reading everything opgfbvkpoerdp I could wow power leveling wow gold aion gold wow power leveling In this phase, Sapphiron stays firmly planted on the ground while beating the living snot out of your tank. Raid members should stay relatively close to each other to assist with the efficiency of AoE healing abilities while keeping a firm eye on where Chill is going. On normal, you can safely keep your raid on either side of Sapphiron. On heroic, while there are arguments both for and against splitting the raid, I tend to favor splitting as long as players have the sense not to send all of the decursers and healers to a single side. Having half the raid on either side of Sapphiron minimizes the potential effects of Chill and creates fewer clusters are players move in Phase 2. wow gold Melee: Sapphiron hits hard. Expect to see pokgdlcvdjfotwsu melee blows in the area of 9-12K. Cleave and Tail-Swipe: Standard dragon abilities: melee DPS should stay around his hind legs. Frost Aura: A constant AoE frost damage aura that ticks each second. On the 25-man version especially, the damage is sufficiently potent that frost resist gear is advised (at least until your healers are well-geared). On the 10-man version, you probably won't need it unless you're having issues learning the fight, but it will make healing a lot easier. Because the entire raid needs to be healed constantly and Sapphiron is a relatively long fight, the heal team is well-advised to use high-mp5 gear. wow power leveling Drain: A curse randomly applied to 5 players on heroic and 2 players on normal every 24 seconds. Should be decursed immediately it heals Sapphiron even as it deals damage to players. Chill: A Blizzard-like effect that moves slowly around the room for the duration of the fight. Sapphiron aion gold can spaat a time, and your melee DPS are particularly vulnerable to getting wiped out by this if they're not careful. If you're caught in this, movement is slowed by 50% for 10 seconds, which is particularly dangerous during Phase 2. Boss abilities (Phase 2) here. It's growing and moving along nicely. I'm glad I did it and I bet you will be too. You're in the same position that I was in a month ago. I read all of the forums on creating a guild, choosing officers, and thoroughly describing what my intentions were. As it turns out the guild was disbanded in 3 weeks because I recruiting about 15 people and had half of them leave in less than 2 hours one day and had the rest of them slowly fade away one by one. I don't know... I guess it doesn't work sometimes.... But, maybe you will have better luck on your server. It's not easy but something I've found rewarding. I didn't start my guild, my hunter was in it and promoted to the #2 rank when the guild leader suddenly went missing. I waited several months as all the others either left or stopped logging in. I made the decision to try to rebuild and got a GM to promote me to guild leader. It's taken 2 years to get my guild to the point it is today, our roster clearing to just me several times. Out of each recruitment drive you'll likely only keep 1 or 2 of them for more than a week or so but there's good people out there. Perseverence and you'll find players that make your guild a home. Seeing that someone else had the same experience of believing they did everything right and still having it not work out made me feel much better about my own experience in guild leadership. My BF started the guild with me and three of his family members as the core. We thought we had a solid concept -- we watched ti grow -- then it all fell apart. I attribute at least some of our problems to basic human nature. No one wants to be a part of something that's not a sure thing. Most people have limited play time and want to join an established guild that will get them da lootz. No one wants to be patient while a guild builds the numbers for raids, they want to raid now. And those that enjoy building something, are out building guilds of their own. I don't know how people do it successfully. Even coming here as frequently as I do, and reading all the stickies, it still seems like there's an "X Factor" in its success or failure. I guess that's true of all that we do...the restaurant with the good location and menu that failed anyway...the talented band that just never got that big-label contract...and even the restaurant with the strange cuisine in an out-of-the-way part of town that fills up every night xll anyway. Related Article: wow power leveling wow power leveling wow power leveling wow power leveling wow power leveling
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