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I appreciate the feedback. I honestly didnt get much time in before I had to leave the game again due to RL curcumstances so my Death Knights gear really never got that good (for questions 3 and 4). As for question 2, I only just got dual speccing and just haven't spent the time to glyph it yet as I will not be taking my blood spec very seriously until I have the gears to support it. Referring to the gem choice....yea....not sure what I was thinking on that one. I do plan to start working on my JC again shortly. With question 5 in mind, my old main used to be my Shadow Priest, Chaillu. I also have a 70 Paladin on an innactive account named Syrnai and a 71 warrior named Manezar. In reference to the raid leading, I must admit most of my experience with that comes from EQOA and FFXI. I am currently working on gathering emblems and such in order to improve my gear, so hopefully I will be able to present a better face soon enough.

Once again, I appreciate your feedback. While I do admit gear is rather important to me in WoW I also recognise many other important attributes involved in the advancement of the game. When I refer to "unfair loot conditions" I don't just apply this to myself. I strive for what I personally define as fair loot conditions, which I will get back to, for all raiders and guild members. I would be just as bothered by a different person being shorthanded in regards to loot.

Regarding the quote, I view player skill as more than class skill. By my personal definition, player skill encompases the ability to play the game with others in a beneficial way for all players involved and the ability to play one's chosen class/classes in a way that benefits the guild and raid.

I do understand the fact that the word "fair" is more of a convenient fantasy than something that is actually obtainable. As far as things go I consider loot conditions fair as long as they simply follow the rules set down in order to mediate distribution. I have had negative experiences with guild leadership bending their rules to benefit themselves on multiple occasions, thus the "fairness" of loot distribution has become a somewhat important factor for me in terms of guild selection.

I honestly do not expect to get super items that are exceptionally difficult to obtain, such as a legendary of some sort. If I do manage to obtain something of that type, though, I would only want it through earning it, not through riding on an excellent guilds back.

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What does "Repondez Si Vous Plait" mean?

In regards to Shadowmourne, that's a bit overexaggerating.   This isn't a rare 2% drop Legendary.  It's crafted by any fucker that wants it, and has a raid that's willing to kill bosses with him.    Having a guild back you up would make things faster, but on your own, you only need to save up at most 575 Emblems of Frost, or buy 25 Primordial Saronite, or some where inbetween those 2 extremes.