The seagull pet costs about 50 marks. You can also get a land mount for 165 marks and a flying dragon mount for 200 marks IIRC. So no need to suffer the PvP anguish if you don’t want to =)

As for me, I’m doing the TB PvP so I can convert all the Honor points to JP, and once 4.2 hit live I’m finally buying my T11. Go me!

- BD

:D

Happy end of the school year get-a-way to ya and your family. Drive safe!

P.S. Cassieann you havent lived till you watched a Korean soap. I make up my own lines when watching as I only understand a few words and complex sentances.

Things have been so crazy with it being the end of the school year this week that I’ve only had time to watch 2 episodes of Greek so far. Seems like it might have potential if I can get over feeling SOOO very, very old as I watch it. College seems like many lifetimes ago and I don’t remember being that young even when I was in college *grin*

I was going to have BBB whisper you and pass on my recommendations for shows out of the ordinary that he hadn’t mentioned you asking if I watched:

1) Drop Dead Diva (third season starts in a couple of weeks on Lifetime) and you can get the previous two seasons between Netflix and Hulu for instant streaming
2) Being Erica (a Canadian drama) with all 3 current seasons available on Hulu for free and that I found to be pretty good
3) McLeod’s Daughters, which is an Australian drama that has 8 seasons available for instant streaming on Netflix. I’ve only watched the first 6 or 7 episodes of that one and a slower pace than American dramas, but looks pretty good.

Now after that brief girly break to about tv shows, Hedwig and I return you to your regular WOW blog conversation :-)

When I played AD&D, the Druid class was one of my favorites there too. I loved the concept of nature as the ultimate weapon, and I loved Druids being able to shapechange into any other animal form they were familiar with, depending on the hit dice of the critter they were taking on. The higher in level you were, the more powerful an animal form you could assume.

Those might be house rules we ran with in the service, to be honest I can’t remember what the actual first edition Druid rules said about shapeshifting.

If those were house rules, you can boast about being well ahead of your time. That’s pretty much exactly how it worked in 3rd edition. I think that’s when the distinction between “animal” and “dragon” became clear, too.