I definetly have Argent Dawn in mind if I feel the need for orc again 
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Game Related / Short but sweet!
May 18, 2015, 10:49:46 PM
Hey guys!
I haven't been very active since I joined and I apologize. I've had a bunch of stuff with my thesis in school and preparing for life after university. I also realized I might not be as keen for RP at the moment. I've found a hobby leveling alts to see the alliance side of things which has kept me entertained, and it fits my erratic schedule better. With you leaving for AD and all I suppose this is sort of goodbye since I won't be transfering with you. I have lots of toons and some friends on defias and if I'm as active as I have been lately it seems uneccesary.
Anyway, wanted to thank you for the short time and warm welcome. You are a great and cool guild and I wish you all the best on Argent Dawn. I ran around Orgrimmar there and the amount of random RP was mindblowing. Should be good for you!
I really enjoyed the events I participated in, especially running around Frostfire solving riddles with Sadok, still bummed we lost by 20 seconds! I might pop in on some event before you transfer and perhaps do an IC farewell, but I am not entirely sure. You can say that I went to further my monk training if you need an IC explanation for why I started my trials and then disappeared In any case, gug'ye, for the blood of the tribe!
I haven't been very active since I joined and I apologize. I've had a bunch of stuff with my thesis in school and preparing for life after university. I also realized I might not be as keen for RP at the moment. I've found a hobby leveling alts to see the alliance side of things which has kept me entertained, and it fits my erratic schedule better. With you leaving for AD and all I suppose this is sort of goodbye since I won't be transfering with you. I have lots of toons and some friends on defias and if I'm as active as I have been lately it seems uneccesary.
Anyway, wanted to thank you for the short time and warm welcome. You are a great and cool guild and I wish you all the best on Argent Dawn. I ran around Orgrimmar there and the amount of random RP was mindblowing. Should be good for you!
I really enjoyed the events I participated in, especially running around Frostfire solving riddles with Sadok, still bummed we lost by 20 seconds! I might pop in on some event before you transfer and perhaps do an IC farewell, but I am not entirely sure. You can say that I went to further my monk training if you need an IC explanation for why I started my trials and then disappeared
In any case, gug'ye, for the blood of the tribe! #3
Game Related / Re: Blue Sky: Argent Dawn Transfer
May 11, 2015, 02:41:12 PMQuote from: Hellbrew on May 10, 2015, 11:58:31 PM
I thought id try AD out a bit on my warrior that has been residing there for awhile. I planted my but in the valley of heroes in Orgrimmar, put my MRP status to looking for contact. In the hour that I sat there I had at least 10 different people approach me for random RP. That has never happened to me on DB with strangers.
That's pretty cool!
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Game Related / Re: Blue Sky: Argent Dawn Transfer
May 07, 2015, 03:56:42 PM
Hey! I just joined so I voted no strong feelings for or against. I'm still trying to find my place in the guild and see what I enjoy since it has been a while since I RPed extensively. I also have lots of things happen in RL so I don't really know if I'll keep playing through the summer etc. I've also found a newfound interest in leveling alts, now specifically an alliance alt since I've never actually experience the game from that side above lvl 20 or so.
So for me, do what you feel is best for the guild! I probably won't transfer a character if you move, since I'm just finishing my studies and don't know when I'll get paid the next time. Perhaps I'll level an alt if I miss you I probably will miss you, since you're a nice bunch, but for the reasons above I will probably not transfer!
So for me, do what you feel is best for the guild! I probably won't transfer a character if you move, since I'm just finishing my studies and don't know when I'll get paid the next time. Perhaps I'll level an alt if I miss you
I probably will miss you, since you're a nice bunch, but for the reasons above I will probably not transfer!
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Applications / Re: Application: Othzog
April 23, 2015, 01:55:16 PM
Cool, thank you! I will be on tonight, so I'll try and grav someone then.
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Applications / Application: Othzog
April 22, 2015, 11:01:24 AM
Name: Othzog
Class: Monk
Level: 93 (I was level 1 a week ago, so should be 100 soon)
Tell us something about your (role)playing experience:
I've played WoW on and off since it's release, but I tried roleplaying for the first time in Cataclysm. I was a tauren hunter named Bayru, with a golden lion named Sunpaw. I played quite a bit with Rites of the Earth Mother, a tauren guild back then. I actually joined in one some of your events, like one of the Kosh'arg. I stopped playing again during Cata due to RL-reasons but decided to come back during Warlords (I missed MoP, it seemed nice, done a few of the zones though).
When I got back I noticed a lot of the guilds back then was gone and I was tired of looking at a cows rear. I race changed into a troll, but realized troll RP wasn't for me, and then changed into an undead. That undead just joined a newly formed forsaken/blood elf-guild but I realized that I have always been interested in your guild. You seem active and friendly, from all my encounters. I was also keen on trying a new class (too cheap to race change again) and an orc it was!
It seems really enjoyable with a longer storyline like you guys seem to have. That's nothing I have experienced before. I do think I am a pretty good roleplayer though. I like to read the lore, and I tend to remember stuff too. I just started reading Rise of the Horde. I am however, a tiny bit frightened I might end up having a backstory that doesn't work and so on, but I am very good at taking critisiscm!
Born into conflict. Imprisoned. Leaderless. Set free.
- Focus.
The pandaren monk whispered. Othzog was immediately brought back to the present. He was standing on one leg. Perched on top of a log protruding from the mirror of water beneath him. It was a beautiful day in the Jade Forest. Butterflies were flapping around him. His green orc skin was gleaming with sweat. The monk watched him intently.
- Are you still in the now, Othzog?.
- Yes,
responded the orc, with a hint of irritation in his voice. He had been intrigued by the monks since the Horde first had encountered them. Fighting as a grunt in Garrosh's army. How could they be so powerful, wielding nothing but their fists?
Of course, he didn't know the patience and will required to learn their art. He had jumped at the chance to learn from them. As a fighter, and a curious one at that, he wanted to know every trick there was in defeating his opponent. When the pandaren offered the Horde to learn their skills, he was among the first to volunteer.
A round hat, like the one monks favored, was upon his head. Shielding his face from the sun. It was noon. He had been up on the log for many hours now. He had begun his training at dawn. His master was looking up at him. Othzog detected something in his eyes. Was it amusement? The pandaren had picked up a straw to chew on when he said:
- Balance, Othzog.
Rage. Fear. Hate.
Othzog was running across the plains of Nagrand. Something was amiss, but his mind was focused, calm. Zen, his master had once called it. His monk training had lasted for over two years now. He had learned the "tricks" he had once been so eager to know. What he did not anticipate was that the training had brought with it something else. Something he had wanted for all of his life, without realizing it. Born during the first war, he had only known conflict growing up. He had been a child when the orcs were imprisoned by the Alliance. He had carried a rage within in. A hatred for his captors. Too young to drink the demon blood on Draenor, he still had some fight left within.
This rage however, was not without end. He fought fiercly in the wars to come, under both Thrall and Garrosh. Always relishing in the fury that battles brought to him. But even he could get sated. Garrosh's "tactics" had sparked something within him. He had honour. When he set out to learn the ways of the monk, it was still out of a will to fight better. It did, however, lead to something more. Something that helped him fight with his mind intact, and his honour upheld.
Breath. Body. Mind.
He barely remembered his parents. They came from a clan that meant nothing to him. Was it Bleeding Hollow? It did not matter now. He was watching intently as the orcs drew closer. Orcs. His kin, but also not. This was not "his" Draenor, where his parents came from. And this was not the Horde, this one was Iron. He closed his eyes and took a few deep breaths. He felt the calm enter his mind, his body. Relaxed, but awake. Slowly opening his eyes, he put one leg behind him, lightly adjusting his balance. He felt the serenity of the stance of the spirited crane. He would no longer just fight, he would aid his brothers and sisters in battle. Oh, how far he had come from the orc that only sought to improve his fighting. He smiled, chewing on a straw of grass.
For the Horde.
Class: Monk
Level: 93 (I was level 1 a week ago, so should be 100 soon)
Tell us something about your (role)playing experience:
I've played WoW on and off since it's release, but I tried roleplaying for the first time in Cataclysm. I was a tauren hunter named Bayru, with a golden lion named Sunpaw. I played quite a bit with Rites of the Earth Mother, a tauren guild back then. I actually joined in one some of your events, like one of the Kosh'arg. I stopped playing again during Cata due to RL-reasons but decided to come back during Warlords (I missed MoP, it seemed nice, done a few of the zones though).
When I got back I noticed a lot of the guilds back then was gone and I was tired of looking at a cows rear. I race changed into a troll, but realized troll RP wasn't for me, and then changed into an undead. That undead just joined a newly formed forsaken/blood elf-guild but I realized that I have always been interested in your guild. You seem active and friendly, from all my encounters. I was also keen on trying a new class (too cheap to race change again) and an orc it was!
It seems really enjoyable with a longer storyline like you guys seem to have. That's nothing I have experienced before. I do think I am a pretty good roleplayer though. I like to read the lore, and I tend to remember stuff too. I just started reading Rise of the Horde. I am however, a tiny bit frightened I might end up having a backstory that doesn't work and so on, but I am very good at taking critisiscm!
Born into conflict. Imprisoned. Leaderless. Set free.
- Focus.
The pandaren monk whispered. Othzog was immediately brought back to the present. He was standing on one leg. Perched on top of a log protruding from the mirror of water beneath him. It was a beautiful day in the Jade Forest. Butterflies were flapping around him. His green orc skin was gleaming with sweat. The monk watched him intently.
- Are you still in the now, Othzog?.
- Yes,
responded the orc, with a hint of irritation in his voice. He had been intrigued by the monks since the Horde first had encountered them. Fighting as a grunt in Garrosh's army. How could they be so powerful, wielding nothing but their fists?
Of course, he didn't know the patience and will required to learn their art. He had jumped at the chance to learn from them. As a fighter, and a curious one at that, he wanted to know every trick there was in defeating his opponent. When the pandaren offered the Horde to learn their skills, he was among the first to volunteer.
A round hat, like the one monks favored, was upon his head. Shielding his face from the sun. It was noon. He had been up on the log for many hours now. He had begun his training at dawn. His master was looking up at him. Othzog detected something in his eyes. Was it amusement? The pandaren had picked up a straw to chew on when he said:
- Balance, Othzog.
Rage. Fear. Hate.
Othzog was running across the plains of Nagrand. Something was amiss, but his mind was focused, calm. Zen, his master had once called it. His monk training had lasted for over two years now. He had learned the "tricks" he had once been so eager to know. What he did not anticipate was that the training had brought with it something else. Something he had wanted for all of his life, without realizing it. Born during the first war, he had only known conflict growing up. He had been a child when the orcs were imprisoned by the Alliance. He had carried a rage within in. A hatred for his captors. Too young to drink the demon blood on Draenor, he still had some fight left within.
This rage however, was not without end. He fought fiercly in the wars to come, under both Thrall and Garrosh. Always relishing in the fury that battles brought to him. But even he could get sated. Garrosh's "tactics" had sparked something within him. He had honour. When he set out to learn the ways of the monk, it was still out of a will to fight better. It did, however, lead to something more. Something that helped him fight with his mind intact, and his honour upheld.
Breath. Body. Mind.
He barely remembered his parents. They came from a clan that meant nothing to him. Was it Bleeding Hollow? It did not matter now. He was watching intently as the orcs drew closer. Orcs. His kin, but also not. This was not "his" Draenor, where his parents came from. And this was not the Horde, this one was Iron. He closed his eyes and took a few deep breaths. He felt the calm enter his mind, his body. Relaxed, but awake. Slowly opening his eyes, he put one leg behind him, lightly adjusting his balance. He felt the serenity of the stance of the spirited crane. He would no longer just fight, he would aid his brothers and sisters in battle. Oh, how far he had come from the orc that only sought to improve his fighting. He smiled, chewing on a straw of grass.
For the Horde.
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