This is not a negative call-out, but rather a welcomed response.
It has been a long time since moving from ED to WRA around the end of Legion. Though I didn’t spend much time on the server compared to WRA now, I did come to know a rather neat bunch of guilds in the RP-PVP circle. Recently, I just got out of an Alterac Valley match. Expecting to do the usual run north, cap bases, and kill the leader.
What I didn’t expect is seeing a bunch of stampeding dwarves on mammoths yelling in war cries, kicking my kneecaps in and clapping my elven cheeks.
The experience of being mauled and ran over brought back memories from ED and its WPVP, but more than that. It was a welcoming sight to see Clan Battlehammer still alive and well! A guild that has been around for nearly 11 years and counting, mind you. That’s a long time!
I’m likely not remembered, but that’s not the point. Just wanted to pass on my gratitude for bringing back old memories of the past. May your ale never run empty.
Selama ashal’anore. Al diel shala, (Justice for our people. Safe travels.)
Ignitheus Fireheart
Ex-member of Phoenix Highguard
I thought I saw your name on the battlefield, as I was there with the Hammers. They truly are a force to be reckoned with, and also a great bunch of people.
Fare thee well old friend!
Priestess Charlotte Herrington
Allies of Battlehammer
Formerly Priestess Nynaevve Mandragoran of Phoenix Highguard
Though loyalties are and forever will be more towards the Sin’dorei, honor within the Horde will always be upon the mind. Perhaps when I’m not occupied by other obligations that I might swing by and visit.
(And 6 months until the 14th. Niiice)
Nynaevve! A familiar name to recall and quite vividly! I was at work during my time in that match, but it was still fun while it lasted.
Though, I can tell none of the people in the Horde raid were thrilled in getting destroyed by dwarves… lol.
This may be the solution for me missing things about classic vanilla wow. I didnt realize that guilds like Clan Battlehammer were still kickin. I may have to jump in.
My brother told me stories o’ some old tavern proprietor. He said she used tae hold some grand parties at her establishment. I’d laugh an’ chalk it up as a scary legend meant tae keep young dwarves from driftin’ too far from the straight an’ narrow.
