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r/classicwow•

Gold veins require 155 mining skill to mine, and randomly replace iron deposits throughout the world. Once a gold deposit spawns, it cannot be mined — there is currently no way to reach 155 mining — and "steals" that iron deposit group until either the layer closes or until weekly server restarts hit.

Possible solutions:

  • Pause gold vein spawns until Phase 2.
  • Reduce the required mining skill for gold beins to 150.
  • Hotfix the +2 mining skill enchant to instead provide +5 mining skill.

The status quo makes mining for Iron a supremely un-fun experience — please do something about it!

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r/wow•

Dragonflight has been an excellent expansion so far, but one thing still frustrates me about Blizzard's approach towards WoW - why do they keep taking away our keys?

Let's review:

  • Remember the keyring? Back in vanilla, players complained that there were too many keys stuffing our bags. Deleting them meant we'd take away access to key shortcuts like Stratholme's back door, or to upper Blackrock Depths. The solution? The keyring. The keyring stored keys so players' bags didn't need to. But in Cataclysm patch 4.2.0, the keyring and many of the keys it contained were taken away. Classic keys like [The Scarlet Key](https://www.wowhead.com/item=7146/
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r/LOTR_on_Prime•

After episode 6, I believe we now have enough information to be reasonably certain that Halbrand is Sauron. I will list below what I believe to be a fairly comprehensive list of plot evidence, character cues, and "winks to the camera" that back up this theory.

#1. Plot evidence

I believe we've been handed a few significant plot details illustrating that Halbrand is lying about both his identity and the circumstances leading to his exile from middle earth.

"The way I see it, it wasn't elves that chased me from my homeland. It was orcs."
"Your home, where was it?"
"What's it matter? It's ashes now."

"Are you going to tell me where the enemy is or not?"
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