Show 18, Season 1, 31 May 2015.


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The 18th show, where I talk about the news, the changes I'd make to recover the lost subs and Disc PVE major glyphs.

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Been playing around with some new image trickery so thought it was about time I got back into the Sunday Screenshot and also remembered that I forgot to post last weeks podcast here too.

This means you get a 2-for-1 special post today.

Show 15, Season 1, 10 May 2015.


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The 15th show, where I talk about the news, the lack of flight in Warlords of Draenor and tank healing for disc priests.


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Show 14, Season 1, 03 May 2015.


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The 14th show, where I talk about the lots and lots of news, the problems of moving to Mythic and raid frame addons for healers.

Below are the Curse links to the addons I mentioned:

• Clique;
• Grid;
• Healbot;
• Pitbull;
• Shadowed Unit Frames;
• Vuhdo;
• ZPerl Unit Frames;

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Just realised that I've slacked the past month at posting my podcast here. Partly because I've not been uploading the show to YouTube /fail on my part. So below are all the shows I missed!



Show 13, Season 1, 26 April 2015.


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The 13th show, where I talk about the movie delays, the basics of making gold and potions and flask usage for healers.



Show 12, Season 1, 22 April 2015.


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The 12th show, where I talk about the Timewalking, Atonement & Archangel, EU WoW token & Legendary Ring Procs.



Show 11, Season 1, 14 April 2015.


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The 11th show, where I talk about the PTR for patch 6.2, disc priest stat priorities and forgetting of the Merciless.



Show 10, Season 1, 08 April 2015.


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The 10th show, where I talk about the Guilds, my transmog and the talent conditional in macros. more »

3 years ago today this blog was born. I had honestly expected to run out of ideas for content at best 2 and a half years ago and expected nobody to read it.

But I'm still here and I'm getting 100+ readers per day, sure its not gonna frighten MMO-Champion or WoWInsider, but a massive audience was never my aim and while I'd love to reach more eyes I'm happy that anyone reads my ramblings.

Looking through the stats on the site  is, for me at least, quite interesting:

• 58379 unique page visits;
• Top referrer is Google.com;
• Top search word is "bubbles";
• Most of you are from the United States;
• While most of you use Firefox (17125) many use Chrome (16988) and Internet Explorer (16147);

My top 3 posts? Well I was shocked to find none of them are priest related, the top page, with 5242 visits is a post entitled Cataclysm Beta: Portals Linking Darnassus to Exodar, in second place with 2707 visits was Archaelology 101 and in third place is Transmogrification 101 with 2253 visits. My most popular month was October 2012 with 4827 visitors, which was presumably due to the launch Mists of Pandaria.

The best and most unexpected result of the blog has been the new contacts I have met because of the blog and that has inspired me to continue writing and become more active in the WoW community, which I am proud to say is, without exception, full of great people. Bloggers with huge readership and podcasters who I have placed on pedestals are really just great down to earth folks like the rest of us.

I hope to be around for at least another 3 years, although I must admit the thought of still being in WoW after 10 years is a little scary. My goals for the future are to become a bigger contributor to the community by commenting more on other people's blogs and becoming a more active podcast listener, by sending in questions and opinions rather than doing nothing like I have done for the past 6 years!

So thank you all for helping me keep going throughout the past 3 years and if you have any feedback pleasepost comments on the relevant posts.

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