Project Lore

So as E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo for those who don't know, kicks off what kind of joy can World of Warcraft fans like me expect? Well first off maybe none as Activision/Blizzard pulled out of E3 back in May '08. That said there have been rumblings that there will be playable Wrath of the Lich King on the show floor. I will tell you all that would blow my mind! We've seen some great screen shots and some interesting game play video, sorta, but hands on with WotLK... killer! Now they've been slowly showing us what the 71-80 talents will be for each class which has really sparked interest, Shadow Dance?? What? Murder Spree?! Crazy... So here's to some great hands on time with the new beast, I'll be twittering live from E3 as much as I can. Here's hoping! - Dr Dark

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By now, it's probably pretty obvious that I have a new 70 which I am pretty excited about. Somebody brought up a good point on vent the other night, though. With Wrath of the Lich King creeping up on all of us pretty quickly, I have to decide how much time and gold I should put into gearing up my little warlock. I could save all of my money and be pretty well off for when the expansion comes out, or I could put tons of money into upgrades that might prove meaningless in 6 months while having fun and learning a thing or two along the way. I'm probably going to end up closer to the latter than the former. I've nearly maxed tailoring and have made two out of three pieces of my frozen shadoweave set, which has already cost me a fair amount of gold. I still need to gem those pieces and make the final piece of the set, and then I will probably start running more heroics and maybe head into Karazhan with an over geared guild group. I don't think I will be spending tons of money to completely maximize Xeno's performance, but I won't hold back if I've got the resources on hand. Learning the dynamics of playing a warlock in instances and raids will also help me as a player, even if warlocks' play styles change in Northrend. So, given the amount of time I have to enjoy playing at level 70, I think I just won't worry about being rich in WotLK until it comes out. After all, spending money is more fun that saving it, and I play to have fun.

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