Yotingo

Dora’s Annihilation

A Forsaken mage uses Annihilation on the rest of his raid group. — He thought he saw a gnome hiding in our ranks.

No, I don’t mean the annihilation of Dora, even though I’m sure some of the other raid members might have been wishing for that after this little incident… Continue reading “Dora’s Annihilation”

Drawer’s Block

The troll, Yotingo, reads over his ideas for new comics and is unimpressed by the result. — Me too.

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This comes as a fitting end to the Gentlemen Assassins series. Continue reading “Drawer’s Block”

Classic Totem Woes

A troll shaman walks away from his totem, telling it to behave while he's gone. — That means you, Searing Totem!

This is more applicable to Classic World of Warcraft than the retail version. Continue reading “Classic Totem Woes”

Now Would Be a Good Time for…

A blood elf, goblin, and druid bear are fighting through a dungeon until the Reaping mechanic happens. — Famous last words: Sortiara’s doing it right.

This is another almost-verbatim conversation while we were doing the Underrot dungeon during Season Two of Mythic+ in World of Warcraft. Continue reading “Now Would Be a Good Time for…”

While we were waiting for everyone to prepare for Orgozoa, the fifth boss of the Eternal Palace raid in World of Warcraft, I noticed Remylroux sitting in the flask cauldron. Continue reading “The Power of Cauldrons”

Gathering Thunder

But Baachi knew these things. Baachi always knew.

Before Yotingo had ever heard of the AAMS, he had been a derpy wannabe shaman from the Echo Islands… Continue reading “Gathering Thunder”

Going Down, Take Two

A tauren paladin falls through the sky. A troll druid bat tells her her Divine Shield spell is cooldown. The tauren paladin looks aghast. — It’s not ready yet.

Divine Shield is a spell that paladins get in World of Warcraft that nullifies falling damage (among other things). Unfortunately, it has a cooldown of 5 minutes before it can be used again. Continue reading “Going Down, Take Two”