world of warcraft Free Assistive Guide

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1. Tate says

   It was a good reference until the last 3.1 update. I can still use it to check out which areas to go to at which level and look up little info like certain bosses and quests. They need to come out with a new one thanks to the huge changes this last update brought.

   October 22, 2009, 9:56 pm
2. Josephson says

   Not too impressed with this guide. It has some helpful hints in it. Although they are mainly targeted towards completely new players. For example how to decide on a race/class. I’m still on the look out for a good compainion with World of Warcraft for a semi-experienced player. I want more raid strategies and heroic instance tips. This isn’t for me.

   October 23, 2009, 10:04 am
3. Freeland says

   This book isn’t as concise as I would have liked. It does have a significant amount of information, but as a player most of it was useless to me. The biggest problem is that much of it is out of date due to constant updates.

   October 23, 2009, 10:04 pm
4. Gaffey says

   I didn’t find this book to be formatted in a useful way. There was no logic to the layout, and as a newbie to the game, I found it difficult to find the information I needed. I gave it two stars because I was at least able to use some of the maps.

   October 24, 2009, 10:43 am
5. Verheggen says

   Honestly, the information is well portrayed and organized however, most of it is beginner info and very basic. For more advanced information that is kept up to date I would suggest a dynamic guide like the one found on http://www.hiddenstuff.com/

   October 24, 2009, 10:02 pm
6. Berkus says

   Whenever I venture out of my mage tower, I am always sure to carry a couple of these potions in my belt pouch. As a modern day wizard, it is vital that I keep my mana pool full at all times. There is no telling when I will be assaulted by kobolds, hobgoblins, or Scientologists while exploring the rolling vistas and dark dungeons.

   I cast a plethora of arcane spells every single day; from fireballs, to lightning storms, to meteor swarms, to magic missiles. These little elixirs keep me energized and prepared to rain destruction upon the armies of invading undead.

   Highly recommended for magical practitioners of all sorts!

   ~Allabaster Spellsmith, Sorcerer~

   October 25, 2009, 9:59 am
7. Flowers says

   I definitely wouldn’t consider this a toy; as it is an energy drink. Very whimsical and perfect for an active gamer! Beautifully displayed on the shelf at present moment. No desire to drink it as other reviews say its pretty gross. Overall, I was very pleased with the size of the product. Not too small and not too big. Very understandable how characters in World of Warcraft carry about 50+ of these little things!! )

   October 25, 2009, 10:53 pm
8. Jerzak says

   I bought one of these and one of the health potions for fun–was going on a trip to meet up with some friends who would appreciate such items. Here’s what we all pretty much agreed on:

   Visual: Small but very attractive packaging. Pretty much exactly what you might think a mana potion would look like in real life. Smaller than expected–but then it more easily explains how your character in World of Warcraft, or ‘toon, could carry 40 in one backpack.

   Taste: Also explains why your ‘toon refuses to drink another one for several minutes, even if it means dying. Dying is preferable as long as you still have the aftertaste. Think cough syrup, only without the benefit of alcohol or drugs. Very glad it came in 50ml bottles–one good sized swig and it’s gone. After a short period of time, however, one starts to think it wasn’t that bad. An appropriate support group could probably help with that mild problem.

   Effects: Works as advertised. Taken at approximately 17 hours of wakefullness after less than 5 hours of sleep the night prior, allowed me to stay awake for an additional 5 hours while still being able to focus and perform. Able to fall asleep when desired. Awoke the next morning feeling fine with no adverse effects.

   Active ingredients: Per their website, contains 25 calories per serving, includes Vitamin C (10% RDA), B1 (80% RDA), B3 (130% RDA), B5 (80% RDA), B6 (1600% RDA), B12 (6667% RDA–no, not a typo) as well as caffeine and enzymes. Caffeine content roughly equivalent to two Red Bulls or four cups of coffee.

   Bottom line: Works well, but I would not recommend for children based upon the caffeine and very large dose of B12.

   October 26, 2009, 10:24 am
9. Chuck says

   The picture on amazon makes this object seem cool and awesome. When You Get It The Bottle Is Really Really Small And It Has A NASTY As Heck Taste No Like “Yuck!!” But To The Point It Makes You Sick!!

   October 26, 2009, 10:54 pm
10. Nowell says

    Well someone gave me a six pack of these for Christmas, and I didn’t have the courage/boredom to drink one until today in June. So if that shelf life alters my opinion any, I apologize.

    But I take great amusement out of the package itself – buy it just for the cute prop that it is, if nothing else.

    Taste? Well it is very cloying, and very honey-sweet, yet sour in a way that is not like the sourness of Red Bull. I took a sip or two, and then realized that you are probably supposed to quaff the entire thing at once. Someone in another review complained of aftertaste, but I don’t notice any myself.

    The taste, while intensely unusual, was, to me, more interesting than bad. Take that as you will.

    As to energy itself… well who knows? I mean, I don’t actually plan to cast anything today, but I guess I’m well prepared now!

    October 27, 2009, 10:30 am
11. Kidd says

    The figure is very well sculpted and painted, and a beautiful action figure for the WoW collector. My only gripe is that it does not come with a larger base as lots of action figures do. This means the WoW action figures have a tendency to fall over if not displayed on the most sturdy of shelves or cases. If you bump into a desk or bookcase that is not rooted into the ground, the figure will tend to fall. I have had a few tense moments when I was worried it might have damaged one of the pointy parts. So far though, nothing broken or bent.

    Also, I have noticed the molding of smaller bits does vary in quality at times, maybe through exposure to sun and heat. Be wary of getting one that has a bent feature due to warping from exposure or poor packaging.

    October 27, 2009, 9:57 pm
12. Grim says

    This figure is really a beautiful item and would look quite nice on anyone’s shelf. There is one problem though–the sword. Mine was stuck as one piece when I got it (probably by the painting process) and so, when I tried to detach the bottom part to place it in the figure’s hand, it broke off. Some super-glue fixed that right up. You might want to be very very careful when attaching the sword hilt to the figure’s hand. Other than that, it’s perfect.

    October 28, 2009, 10:21 am
13. Garay says

    The Warcraft Draenei Mage is a beautiful addition to my collection. It’s of stury construction with very, very few fragile parts.

    October 28, 2009, 10:05 pm
14. Urner says

    I wasn’t really into computer games but my husband got me playing this game and now I’m addicted. XD

    October 29, 2009, 10:24 am