I dunno. I don't mind anonymity. I don't wanna be Jaina Proudmoore, I want to be one of the faceless Kul Tiras footmen that made it through Hyjal. No fame, no glory, but a place in the world. Maybe that's just me.

My characters are never the big heroes. My warlock been to Stratholme, but he won't lay claim to slaying Baron Rivendare. My draenei serves the Aldor, he's exalted with them, but he's just a servant of the Light. The extent of my heroism is saving my guild leader from where he was held in the Undercity, and that suits me just fine.

Killing the Betrayer or hanging Nefarian's head from the arches doesn't mean squat to me compared to walking into a player-run tavern and having your reputation precede you because of what you've done in the roleplaying community. It might not affect the world at large, but it feels better to me.

The beauty is that it can be both. You're free to downplay accomplishments or play them up to match your concept; my undead warrior is most proud of joining G.E.E.K., and talks endlessly about engineering related quests. And he's very anti-warlock, and will (quietly and only to those he trusts) talk at length about his work as an undercover operative for Thrall. But he's otherwise quite modest.

No, were actually Faces in a Crowd, just that we are the Mercenary Faces,,we can Venture to AQ to stop Cthun in the same way a Marine gets his arse bursted venturing in Iraq, i mean, did Varian told u once ''U saved the day, take this cookie!'' NO. he says ''come back tommorow and L2P u newbs''.