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Clearly the Alliance should boycott again.

This time let's get Horde nerfed to the point where the cave is brought back into the mountains at the bottom of the screen. At this point, the Horde will have to learn how to jump/go past the Mountains without the wall jump bug.

This build definitely falls into the "strange" category. You've all seen enough raid builds and leveling builds, time for something a bit different. Here's how Mr. X describes the build:

This Hunter idea just caught my attention, the ability to control 5 mobs, freeze trap, wait for cool down (24 seconds), wyvern sting pull, concussive shot another, one gets trapped, drop a trap for another, you pet tanks the last, 1 sleeping, 2 trapped, pop readiness, drop trap for the last, call pet back, wyvern sting the one it was fighting, relax a moment or two, back up, send pet in at first wyvern sting, let loose, then back to the second wyvern sting, trap cooldown should be up, retrap first ice block, fight the second ice block, have pet grab third ice block, mend pet, take out, and retrap the last ice block, step back, send in pet, let loose again. 5 mobs down, 1-2 minutes.

Mag is the culmination of t4, he takes all aspects of the learning curve and puts them together to be the first true test of all aspects of the raid. Lets face it Kara is a very well designed raiding tutorial that gives you the basics one encounter at a time all while giving you the gear necessary to progress to the first 25 man encounter, Gruul is nothing but a gear check to see if you are geared to progress 25 man and beyond.

Magtheridon brings it all together and is the first real 'raid boss', the pinnacle of t4. He is not a test of gear, he is not a one trick pony. He is the first skill test, and looking back not a magnificently hard one, really, handle some adds, click a cube on rotation, transition through a raid wide aoe bamo dead boss. Trained monkeys could do it.

The problem is that the people on the other end have no clue what you're talking about. I think these kind of calls are a lot funnier when the person on the other end thinks it's a routine call. Getting a quotation from a tailor for the repair of a robe, all the while telling him how it was damaged when you were attacked by a load of boars in Elwynn Forest....asking a chemist for advice on going to BRD, explaining you want protection from the heat, asking for stats on what's offered ("factor 5 protection? I was advised by my party I'd need at least +30...")