It isn't quite as active this year as it was last year. It was fairly enjoyable to bounce food off of people's head, trying to find an open seat (or more often than not killing the occupants of said seats), and annoying our guild rogues (and anyone else we could) by continually harassing them mid-raid with the little turkey blasters. It is quite amusing to see a raid consisting entirely of turkeys (and turkey pets) running around a boss frantically. I expect Alysrazor to be particularly entertaining this year, assuming I can get at least one of my guilds in on the fun.

As always, the holiday dailies provide a very sizable amount of gold for turn-ins with the difference this time being that you can have them ready days earlier, so all of my characters will be sure to take advantage of that while they can (and with the rep tabard for the anniversary, it will also give a good chunk of rep for those who don't have it). Unfortunately I have only one character who needs his cooking still leveled, so most of the event will be logging in to turn-in pre-cooked food after the initial leveling. As for achievements, the only one that ever really took much time was the Turkinator which will surely be made easier with the implementation of flying in Azeroth. I do, however, foresee Turkey Lurkey to be a little difficult this year. My advice to those who would like this in an easy fashion is to get a buddy to create rogues alts of the races you need.

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