subject: Blizzard Selling Pets For Months [print this page] Initially I was confused about thisInitially I was confused about this. Blizzard has been selling pets for months now, but the minute a mount becomes available, the people start to riot. Perhaps WoW players are perceiving this mount as a way to buy your way through the runescape gold game, even though it isn't. I love WoW and for runescape money the runescape gold most part I love its players, but sometimes they can be elitist jerks. What it really comes down to is status, and those with rare mounts and runescape gold items don't want their status taken away from them. There's a rs money reason people are always hovering in Dalaran with the Ashes of A'lar or Mimiron's Head: They think they are somehow better than others because they won a rare item, and they want buy runescape gold other people to know it. It's sad, really. Opinions are cheapest wow gold flying all around Azeroth about the Celestial Steeds flying all around Northrend. Personally I think people are unhappy that everyone can get something they perceive as special, that the royalty of WoW will be taken down a peg now that the serfs can fly on a cool winged horse. But what do you think? Is the Celestial Steed an affront to gamer kind, or simply a charming thank you to the fans of the game? Should we be able to buy even the cool looking items, or should all the mounts be attainable only ingame? Once a great Highborne city housing some of the most revered night elves of Kalimdor, Vashj'ir was swallowed by the Great Sea in the Sundering and thought to be lost forever. Queen Azshara, formerly a beloved leader of the Highborne, escaped death in the depths of the sea when the Well of Eternity imploded. Such salvation came at a great cost, as the queen and many of her fellow Highborne were forever transformed into the monstrous naga, doomed to wander the seas for thousands of years. Their existence mostly remains a mystery to the peoples of modern Azeroth, though the Earthen Ring has learned of Azshara's naga seizing Vashj'ir for an unknown purpose as the cries of the elements echo across Azeroth from the Abyss.
