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I can't seem to find an answer to this so maybe I'm not phrasing the question to google correctly, but how do I queue as one role but continue to quest in another role in the meantime? I'd like to queue as Oathkeeper but quest as Justicar.

So, I'm a long-time fairly skilled player at WoW, so all of the mechanics of combat are fairly easily understood, but my cousin recently had surgery on both feet and he's laid up for 3 months or more. I've been going over to his house as much as possible to keep him company, and because he has two tvs and two xbones set up I had started helping him on his wife's account. I was enjoying it enough to sign in to my own (ancient, dusty) xbox account and drop the 40 bucks to boost to 70 (paladin! what's up homies) and it's been a pretty good time.

Problem is, I can't trade or chat, and when I try to it to it tells me I need to complete five of eight mentioned quest-lines, but it gives you absolu

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I've been browsing with you guys for a long time now and agree with almost everything, and I decided not to put any insulting kind of lead-in question or dopey bit in the title. I don't even want to go so far as to say this demands discussion but I was wondering what some of you folks thought?

Not only did Chaos Theory introduce an entirely different campaign for the two 'new' co-op Agents (established in-game hilariously) but even the single-player for SC:CT had mechanics that I don't think I've seen to this day, and I'm specifically talking about the lighting system. The option to temporarily disable light sources added a huge dimension to SC:CT and I haven't seen it in hardly any gam

[Solved] I really thought this was an extended/deleted scene from one of the Hobbit/LOTR movies but I can't for the life of me find it now.

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Our guild is always welcoming players who want to enjoy all kinds of game-play, from participating in raid progression (we have a 10/10H group moving on to Mythic!), to getting together to tackle M+, to clearing weekend events, to hosting Friday (10/10N) and Saturday (3/10H) night learning raids (BYOB!).

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<reddit> is a guild filled with people who play because we enjoy the game, and enjoy having a sense of community and history while staying welcoming and open to all types of players. <reddit> was actually the first official reddit.com-affiliated guild!

Our guild is always welcoming players who want to enjoy all kinds of game-play, from participating in raid progression (we have a 10/10H group moving on to Mythic!), to getting together to tackle M+, to clearing weekend events, to hosting Friday (10/10N) and Saturday (3/10H) night learning raids (BYOB!).

Our members live all over North America and come from all walks of life. We have programmers, pharmacists, network engineers,

I don't know how else to categorize these books - when I read them years ago as a kid killing time in the public library they definitely weren't about being gay but the main characters were and it didn't - it wasn't exactly a main point but it made a difference in the plot.

Something about the main main character being a young king who inherited a kingdom but the kingdom's ability to look into some kind of magic well was dependent on the heir being a virgin?

and the king's line historically got around that by having the prince/heir have a male(gay) partner/concubine?

The series goes on to have the partner eventually killed (by the main characters Uncle) but the main character goes on t