Mount, haven;t dropped old mount, walking with a mount.

The only weapon that I have any kind of attachment to is my Reforged
Blade of Heroes. And I haven't even used it, being a shaman. I'm going
to keep it for when I roll a warrior, probably a Draenei.

Phil Hibbs.
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On 23 May 2006 09:06:44 -0700, "Brian Tkatch"
<Maxwell_Smart RemoveThis @ThePentagon.com> wrote:

>I got my fast mount a little while ago, but i'm still holding onto my
>(slow) mount. By me, they are both mechanostriders, non-working mirror
>and all. Is it just me, or does anyone else find it hard to give up up
>the first mount?

My first horse is still in the bank, and will probably stay there forever.
I have too many items sitting in the bank that I really should get rid of,
but hang onto for sentimental value, like my Thrash Blade that took me from
50 until well into my 60s. Wish I could buy more bankslots for less silly
prices - I might just cave in and pay the 100g for my last one, but once
that's gone I'm a bit stuck.
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Catriona R wrote:
> On 23 May 2006 09:06:44 -0700, "Brian Tkatch"
> <Maxwell_Smart RemoveThis @ThePentagon.com> wrote:
>
>
>>I got my fast mount a little while ago, but i'm still holding onto my
>>(slow) mount. By me, they are both mechanostriders, non-working mirror
>>and all. Is it just me, or does anyone else find it hard to give up up
>>the first mount?
>
>
> My first horse is still in the bank, and will probably stay there forever.
> I have too many items sitting in the bank that I really should get rid of,
> but hang onto for sentimental value, like my Thrash Blade that took me from
> 50 until well into my 60s. Wish I could buy more bankslots for less silly
> prices - I might just cave in and pay the 100g for my last one, but once
> that's gone I'm a bit stuck.

I kept my Flurry axe on my War for sentimental Value and eye of flames
on my Mage cant bear to part with them
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bungle <a.TakeThisOut@a.com> wrote in news:44747e5b$1_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com:

> I kept my Flurry axe on my War for sentimental Value and eye of flames
> on my Mage cant bear to part with them

My lock got Whitemane's Chapeau at Scarlet Monastery, but I can't give up
my pointy little witch's hat that I got as the reward for killing the
corrupt Stormwind bureacrat who wouldn't stay bought.

I finally sold my blue staff that dropped in BFD. And before that I had
trouble giving up the Staff of Westfall. They served me so well for so
long.

I think it's going to be equally tough giving up the Golden Bloodrobe when
I finally find something better. (Not anytime soon.)
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ScratchMonkey.TakeThisOut@sewingwitch.com writes:
>I think it's going to be equally tough giving up the Golden Bloodrobe when
>I finally find something better. (Not anytime soon.)

Level 39, robes of the lich from RFD. Visit obsessively until you get it -
you will be using it most if not all of the way to level 60. There's simply
isn't a better warlock robe until you can do UBRS (and get lucky, no
dreadmist robe in 10 runs) or Scholo (necropile). *
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like corkscrews.
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> My lock got Whitemane's Chapeau at Scarlet Monastery, but I can't give up
> my pointy little witch's hat that I got as the reward for killing the
> corrupt Stormwind bureacrat who wouldn't stay bought.
>

I loved the Whitemane's Chapeau got it first kill Served me well up to
Eye of Flames and looks so cool. Finally disenchanted it a few weeks ago
once I had Arcanist crown.
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On Wed, 24 May 2006 12:51:03 -0500, ScratchMonkey
<ScratchMonkey.blacklist.DeleteThis@sewingwitch.com> wrote:

>bungle <a.DeleteThis@a.com> wrote in news:44747e5b$1_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com:
>
>> I kept my Flurry axe on my War for sentimental Value and eye of flames
>> on my Mage cant bear to part with them
>
>My lock got Whitemane's Chapeau at Scarlet Monastery, but I can't give up
>my pointy little witch's hat that I got as the reward for killing the
>corrupt Stormwind bureacrat who wouldn't stay bought.
>
>I finally sold my blue staff that dropped in BFD. And before that I had
>trouble giving up the Staff of Westfall. They served me so well for so
>long.
>
>I think it's going to be equally tough giving up the Golden Bloodrobe when
>I finally find something better. (Not anytime soon.)

I wore my Bloodrobe well past 60 until I got Robe of Everlasting Night
in DM West. I missed RFD altogether on my lock. The Bloodrobe
remains in my bank and probably always will. I used to keep a ton of
old sentimental stuff but I had to get rid of *something*. So now my
rule is to keep quest drops as they are irreplaceable (can't do the
quest again). Other items that are "merely" drops can be replaced, if
I ever really want to, so they get the heave-ho in a pinch.

Gnuthulhu, Undead Warlock
Fthagn, Undead Warrior
Rhyleya, Troll Hunter
Thunderhorn,US
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ScratchMonkey <ScratchMonkey.blacklist.RemoveThis@sewingwitch.com> writes:

> I think it's going to be equally tough giving up the Golden Bloodrobe when
> I finally find something better. (Not anytime soon.)

It's also one of the few robes that looks good with Witemane's
Chapeu.

Nick

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