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Looking to reconnect with Ryo or anyone from The Wandering Watch on US-Khadgar. I know chances are slim but you never know... :)

I've been having a blast leveling my prot pally, but as I approach 90 I've realized that leveling with heirlooms has spoiled me and I've never had to use any of the unique paladin specific tools like Hand of Protection. This is only an alt so I doubt I will ever tank normal raids, but I'm wondering if a paladin-specific guide exists for T14/T15 LFR. Is there ever a need to use Hand of Sacrifice on the other tank? How/when can I creatively use BoPs to cheese mechanics or solo tank? Things like that. Also, I've leveled as Prot but would anyone recommend having a Ret offpec for certain fights? Or just turn RF off and DPS? Thank you, veteran tanks, for any help you can offer.

Can anyone suggest a good place to find computer templates for nengajou or somewhere that will deliver pre-printed cards to Canada?

edit: I'm sorry if this doesn't belong here. I thought other language learners might be in the same boat as me and r/japan seems more geared towards life in Japan (where I could just go to the post office).

I'm thinking about re-subbing but I'd like to find a good guild before I do. I'm looking for a casual guild that does non-current content and alt leveling. I've done current content raiding and it's just not for me. I love the story and artwork of the game so I'd like to see some of the older content even though it's so much easier with current gear/level cap. Every other 'casual' guild I've checked out is either so casual that nobody is online, knows how to play their class half-decent, or wants to do anything other than pick flowers.

Is there such a thing as a casual guild of semi-mature people that raids Sunwell/Ulduar/ICC once in a while and has fun doing it? Because I'd love to me

Has anyone tried using a cast iron Aebleskiver pan to make takoyaki? I think I'm going to try it this weekend and see what kind of giant takoyaki I can create, but I'm curious to know if anyone has tried it. The timing may be tricky because they will be so much thicker....

Update - They turned out great! http://imgur.com/5HGKc

Does anyone know of a store in Winnipeg where I can buy an electric takoyaki grill? I'm having a few people over for takoyaki soon and my puny grill won't be able to keep up, so I'd like to get another one. Feel free to chime in about any places to get good Japanese ingredients/goods too, but I'm really after that grill!