Economy of Effort

Wow, Its been almost a year since the Burning Crusade has been released, and in 3 days a year since my last post.

In terms of World of Warcraft, since my last post I have leveled Araquin and Soullin to 70, and at the time of writing this my next closest character being Tastan at level 64.

I have two accounts and can play them at the same time, hence having two level 70 characters. When I first entered the grind from level 60 to 70 I had a choice to either level Soulin and Araquin or Tastan and Araquin. I chose Soullin because I was in a guild called DragonSworn and was heavily into end game raiding. On reaching 70 the guild merged with Juice and I began raiding with them. Soullin gained a lot of gear from this heavy focus on him although little was achieved out of the guild and raiding.

Since then I have participated in Arena PVP, gaining greater gear and Skill with Araquin.

This brings me to the point of my post, on reflection I play World of Warcraft for experiences and a sense of completion. I played Tastan for the experience of PVP and I played Soullin for the experience of raiding. In terms of completion and look Tastan was finished at level 60 (refer to picture of Tastan last post), Soullin and Araquin are almost complete (Soullin needs a Weapon and Araquin needs a Chest item).

There are a lot more aspects to the game that I could achieve, though at this point, what I have done diminishes the desire to go further.

I could play Tastan to level 70 because he is the one I enjoy the most, however the experiences are no different.

The only spark of desire at the moment is to experience the rogue and warlock.