OT: AltsFollow

I have alts all over the place.

My main is a lock (80), but I love my priest (78) just as much now, if not more.

Another 80 lock.

Lvl 72 lock (all my locks are the same race for some reason, undead)).

DK (71)

Mage (40)

Druid (22) Never got a druid past lvl 19 before, nearly fell asleep at the keyboard trying. I'm going to make it work this time, partly because I'm curious to try out durid healing.

Hunter (20)

I generally don't pursue titles/achievements on alts. But I definitely need a "reason" to level an alt. If I don't feel like I've got anything to do with them at 80, I realize that all that leaves me with is doing Desolace again, and I hate Desolace, and that pretty much does it. Mostly I supply the reason with professions though. Or some classes seem like better gatherers, or grinders, or instance soloers, etc, so I think it would be handy to have one of them at 80. I've got a couple of DPS alts I wanted to level up just purely because I don't like doing world PVP - defending Tarren Mill, say - with a healer.

I got bored with the lock (like the hunter, but with uglier pets I can't name) and replaced her with a DK. I'd tried a DK before and didn't like it, but this time I started using Blood instead of Unholy and it's like night and day, how much more fun it is for me. So far it's kind of like leveling a Ret Pally, except even easier. I didn't even know that was possible. Going into AV at 60 in your blues is kind of fun too. I chose a DK because nothing, not even the Yankees, pisses me off as much as Deathgrip. Now I'm Deathgripping all sorts of stuff unnecessarily and cackling wildly.

My priest is my latest alt- mind you, once you have more than three level 80 characters (and my priest is only level 44, but she will make #7), then you are an altoholic. And Teacake is indeed awesome.

You guys are awesome. :)

I don't have any troll ladies, but all that will change when I can race-change my druid to one.




But you're not going to, like, steal OUR cookies, right?

One undead, one blood elf. The undead came first but the blood elf is my current main. My pally, hunter, and DK are all belf too. I have a shameful, shameful thing for blood elves. But Silvermoon is just so darned pretty, and I heart Sylvanas and all the Ghostlands quest lines and stuff. I just maintain my dignity by making sure their voices are turned down and dancing as seldom as possible.

Heh! I know the feeling. On Uldum:

80 male Dwarf hunter (first character)
80 female Tauren druid (was male Night Elf)
80 female Undead rogue (was female Gnome)
80 female Blood Elf warlock (was female Human)
80 male Orc death knight (was male Draenei)
80 female Draenei shaman
44 female Night Elf priest

That doesn't include the smattering of alts on various servers that I've created, leveled to ~level 20, then deleted, nor the scattered death knights.

Lists?

On my old account:

70 Female Night Elf priest
70 Female Draenei shaman

Current account:

70 Female Draenei priest
72 Female Troll (former Draenei) shaman
80 Female Troll priest
60 Female Troll death knight (Haha, yeah, I know.)

The first four were actually 70 when 70 was level cap, though.

Not sure if it's because of the expansion getting closer, but I now really want to get my paladin and hunter to 80 before it hits (as well as my shaman), not really with a view to switching mains but more just to have them there as options.

What level do you suppose you'll have to be to max professions? My undead priest is my tailor/enchanter and I'm hoping I can just max those on her without taking her up to 85. I love my priests but I don't need to be leveling them both back to back as soon as the expansion hits.

Troll females are more HAWT i tell you and they make better hunters/priests/any class for the dance alone imo

Stopped playing until Cata, but when did that matter?

Orignal main: 70 Male NE Rogue-First to hit 60 and 70 but got frustrated dealing with so much unavoidable damage from simply being in melee range (I remember being cleaved despite being behind the mobs... >.<)

Main: 80 Female Human Priest- First toon to 80. After the Rogue, I wanted a class that could a.)ranged DPS and b.)not jut be DPS. Priest was 40 and shadow when Wrath and launched and went on to be the first toon to and and the first toon to raid (mostly because I switched to disc at 80). Then, when dual spec came around, went to being Shadow/Disc and spent most of my time DPS, but used healing as a crutch to get into places that were full on DPS.

Alts- 80 Female Draeni Shaman- Leveled as enhance. Kinda felt like the rogue, only with mana, spells, and healing beyond bandages. Never really got all that far into end-game, but it was nice to cure poison...

80 Blood Elf Priest- I really wanted to see what horde was like but I could never really get through the barrens and Didn't really like the undead. Priest was the natural choice because it's the only caster I like; locks just aren't quite my style and all my mages end up a nice little bloodstains...

80 Draeni Death Knight- I wanted a tank and the DK was easy to level. I remember laughing while leveling and thinking how wrong it was to be that easy everything so easily.

62 Dwarf Warrior- Was my main non-raiding toon. Was having fun leveling and I even got him dual spec. I hadn't leveled him before because his gear was poor and died easily until he got BoA's.