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Last night, the Choose My Adventure gang ventured into their first random dungeon groups. Our experience was mixed bag, with really great tanks and healers. There was also a greedy, fear-using, DPS priest guy who ended the night by telling us he loved us, but not in that way. This is why today's TDQ is all about the Dungeon Finder.

• The Mana Obscura talks about Escaping the Vortex of Suck.
• Forever a Noob chronicles Using the LFD to level.
• Troll Racials are Overpowered is sick of people whining about bad PUGs.
• The Hunter's Mark complains about How LFD Killed Navigational Awareness and includes a comprehensive, map-filled guide for getting to instances.

We here at WoW.com are on a Daily Quest to bring you interesting, informative and entertaining WoW-related links from around the blogosphere.

• I Am a Paladin offers tips and tricks for healing 5-mans as a holy paladin.
• The Hunter's Mark offers a refresher on gemming your hunter.
• World of Matticus discusses the Flash of Light spec for holy paladins.
• Listen to this week's edition of the Twisted Nether Blogcast. This week's special guest is Tristan from The Elitists.
• This isn't particularly WoW-centric, but happy anniversary, Anna.

Warning: There are spoilers for the movie in this review.

It's only a few short days until BlizzCon, and I can't think of a better way to celebrate than a new release from Herculean Productions. Those fun loving folks have released Episode 7 of The Chronicles of Leeroy. This episode is specifically titled The Hunter's Mark.

Our noble Horde adventurers continue to get farmed by the evil Alliance rogue from last episode. Just when we think Leeroy and company will never reclaim their bodies, a heroic hunter arrives to save the day. The real punchline for that moment is, of course, the soundtrack. And I assure you -- I've not laughed so hard for some time. (Maybe it's the old fogey in me.) The new mage also makes an appearance, which gets me curious about where her subplot is going to go.

I continue to really love the Leeroy series. I can't express how much I love being reminded of the fun and community we should all share, and Herculean Productions does an outstanding job of doing just that.

Click here to check it out yourself.

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