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Roxy on Darkspear continues her leveling spree.

Screenshots of level 31 to 40.

A friend of mine was considering a transfer to Darkspear, so, I figured I would take a look at the server on the Alliance side since it is reputed to be quite active with PvP.

My first impression with reading Trade Chat is yes, there is a LOT of PvP activity. While I was there, a few Horde were camped in the Mage Tower, they had killed the people around the Portals and were causing general mayhem. There were multiple groups looking for Rated Battlegrounds in trade, dozens of people looking for 2s and 3s partners. In short, PvP nirvana.

Screenshots from the first 30 levels:

While running a few Wailing Caverns, I grabbed these two screenshots.

The first is Lord Cobrahn who backed up slightly and went up the wall.

The second is a picture of two druids that were multiboxing. I talked with the guy for a few minutes, he was trying it out and said it worked pretty well.

While leveling fishing on Brevisano I caught the 29 pound Salmon and earned the achievement. Luxxi also has the achivement.

While running a Wailing Caverns run, a mage in the party had an elemental and even though the language on my World of Warcraft is English, his Elemental was named in Spanish.

While running through the caverns outside Deadmines, I killed a few mobs, and, two blue items dropped.

While leveling Fishing and Cooking on Brevisano, I caught Mr. Pinchy after a few dozen casts.

Schrödinger’s cat – clearly alive, and, Teddy, a bear tank.

While fishing some Deviate Fish on Brevisano around the entrance to Wailing Caverns, I got hit with something and died instantly. Since it is a PvP realm, I always suspect some higher level horde character killing me for being in their territory. This time, that wasn’t the case:

While leveling a Warlock, a class I’ve never played before, I ran an instance and ended up queuing with two people from one realm. The irony here is inescapable.

Our tank’s name was: Imahealer, a holy specced tank, and our healer, Edreilea, a resto specced druid sporting all Stam/Agility gear with a Spirit cloak. I was told that their guild, Halfpint Heroes, was gearing up the druid as a healer and were sparing no expense. I said:

You should go on the auction house and buy a few items with Int, as she’s going to run out of mana in the middle of every battle. Stacking Stam/Agility as a healer is not really a good idea. I actually was quite polite about it, but, after every pull, no matter how small, the healer had to sit — “Forgot to buy water”.

I’m not sure why people think sitting replenishes mana faster than standing, but, after every pull, the druid would sit until she reached 100%. I suggested that one of the other people tank, allow the Paladin to heal and let the druid DPS and roll on the healer gear so that we could get through the instance. During a mana break, bam.