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The other day while doing her usual mystic rituals at the Auction House, my wife who was on her recently-turned-80 Priest saw an LFG for 25-man Archavon. She decides to hop onto her Warlock, who still needed the Valorous version of her gloves, and proceeds to do the raid. When the group fells Archavon some minutes later, surprise surprise — the big lug drops the Valorous Leggings of Faith and the Valorous Robes of Faith. The painful irony is that there wasn’t even a Priest in the raid. Head against keyboard, she couldn’t help but think “if only I had brought my Priest…” but I’ve got a feeling that if she did, the Valorous Plagueheart Gloves would’ve dropped. It’s kind of Murphy’s Alt Law. Whatever loot drops will be what you alt needs.

It’s something that everyone who has an alt has experienced. Last week while doing Malygos, one of our officers hopped onto his Mage to give the raid some more DPS since his Paladin tank wasn’t needed for the fight. Sure enough, Alexstraza’s Gift opened up containing the Barricade of Eternity, which his alt needed. Have you guys ever experienced this? Running on your tank only to see the drop, which would have been better suited for your caster, get disenchanted or rolled off for greed? The kind of situations where you wish everything was Binds-to-Account, instead. If only you could pay off the RNG…

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