Arcane Brilliance: Mage leveling guide: 1-10

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9-26-2009 @ 7:45PM

Peacebone said...

I like the comparisons to high school cliques you made with mages (nerds), warriors (jocks), and warlocks (emo kids). taking that a step further...

rogues are the kids that break into your locker and are always in detention
paladins and priests are the God Squad
hunters are the rednecks/hill billies (or whatevz)
death knights are the stuck up, spoiled rich kids
druids are the hippies
shamans are... I dunno. you finish that one. don't expect me to do everything. jeez.

9-26-2009 @ 9:53PM

amritrao said...

Dude, death knights are the goths and pallies are the stuck-up rich kids.

9-26-2009 @ 11:27PM

Alja said...

shamans are the kids who are just "there" - they are the people that the jocks and everyone hangs out with because they have access to a van or something (cough heroism/totems cough :P )

9-27-2009 @ 10:23AM

swampsquatch said...

This was done by Nassira from mmnassira.com using band analogies and was really funny.

Nassira says:
June 22, 2009 at 3:12 pm

More Analogies- Band personalities.

Hunters: Flute (kind of ditsy, cliquish)
Warlocks: Mellophone (chill and kind of quiet)
Warriors: Tuba (fun and sociable)
Mages: Clarinet (random outbursts, goofy)
Rogues: Trumpet (loud and pretentious)
Priests: Baritone (quiet, funny, and talented)
Paladins: Trombone (fun-loving show-offs)
Druids: Saxophone (relaxed and happy)
Shaman and Death Knights: Percussion (a little strange, but laid-back)

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