Well, like the title says, tonight I had my first foray into the old world of Mount Hyjal. I would love to say I had a ton of screenies to show you, but I was kinda busy trying to not let my ass get handed to me on a plate!

I was signed up for back up. Lets face it, my gear ain’t exactly up to par with my t6-clad guildies, but it was me or no one, so I ended up getting the last slot. I was so glad I’d been ready and waiting eagerly just in case, I never actually expected to *ever* see anywhere like Mount Hyjal… not until I was level 80 and doing it just to see what it looked like - much in the same way I have seen Naxx.

My dps was… honestly? Not good. I did better than the tanks but that is literally it. At least I had imp MotW, thorns and faerie fire to help out, and a battle rez of course

The group still seemed to do pretty darn well and we got down Anetheron and Kaz’rogal. I was the only druid there so when the Pillar of Ferocity dropped I got it by default… typical! I’m getting a nice little feral set going now that’s for sure. Next I need to work on my resto kit.

For now I have to work on grinding up the mats for a shadow resistance cloak for Archie, so that’s on the list for the weekend I think.

I really do need to sort out my UI a lil more though… there were quite a few things I haven’t configured yet on grid, and although Phae posted a great write up on how to use it as a druid, the damn addon site was down so I have yet to add the extras to help me out! Once that’s configured I should have a little more room to play around with.

Here’s a nice lil shot of a very dead us killing Kaz’rogal to end with for the night… I was so excited to be there, even though apparently it was a rubbish run compared to the ‘norm’, I still had a blast and look forward to going back!

Edit: Oops… that’s not the death shot now is it? /facepalm

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