In place of a proper post today, I ask you a question: What is your character’s crowning moment of awesome? Give us a brief background, and then explain it.
For me? Fulthruttle McKenzie Winterspring was investigating her missing family inside Gnomeregan and trying to lay to bed the rumors her father had been a traitor to her people. Instead, she confirmed it, and learned he was being supplied by Thermaplugg. Facing off against him, she yelled:
Thermaplugg, you bastard! I READ YOUR PURCHASE REPORTS!
Which, yes, does break rule #1 in a big way. But it worked anyway.
What about you? What was your character’s crowning moment of awesome?
[...] What is their crowning moment of awesome? (stolen directly from WTT:RP and Blogatelle) [...]
By: Friday Five - Polarity on June 19, 2009
at 10:22 pm
An interesting question. The crowning moment of awesome of my Draenei paladin main would be the time he and his fellow disgruntled guild lackies took on the Guild Captain to prevent him from taking the child of his Night Elf druid wife, who had become a close friend of my paladin by that time. Interestingly enough, it was a sort of CMOA for the players behind the characters as well, as the fight allowed us to call out the guild leader on his habitual god-moding. The three main conspirators behind the mutiny are alive, well, and are continuing their adventures in Azeroth + one half-night elf, half-human toddler. I wish to this day I had remembered to video the entire event. *sighs*
By: Dreamaniac on June 21, 2009
at 9:44 am
I haven’t had it yet, but I’m close. My paladin is soloing the whole epic mace quest including the parts where you have to go into Deadmines and Shadowfang Keep. I think when I finish it, that will be my crowning moment of awesome so far.
By: KT on June 21, 2009
at 3:43 pm
Now, I haven’t been much of a RPer since my main characters are on regular servers, but at one point I did have a troll rogue on an RP server that was about level 20 and I didn’t play her much any more, so I deleted her so my death knight could have the name.
This was my first death knight, mind you. I recreated her with the same looks and name as my rogue. When I came to the part where you had to slay one of your own, it gave me chills. Up until that point it was just a new character, and then when I had to kill poor Iggy it was like I connected with my old rogue while my character connected with her past life.
By: Lychee on November 2, 2009
at 4:21 pm