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On Jan 19, 11:18 am, Barry Freeman wrote:
> b) it's fun to do the long questline

Reason number one for getting the dreadsteed The end event remains
one of my favorite WoW experiences.
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On Jan 19, 1:08 pm, Slambert wrote:
> c) the regular epic mount costs 540g plus 8g.

Actually I think it's 540g + 90g (with Honored discount).

What I currently fear is that I people will not be going to old
instances, so there can be problem with the questline for epic horse
(paladin for me). Warlock/Paladin mounts are just way to good looking
(compared to ordinary ones) to miss them...

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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 09:14:34 +0000, Barry Freeman
wrote:

>I was worried (well not worried, but you know what I mean) about
>getting the gold for my Warlocks dreadsteed quest. One session last
>night in outland and I made 20g with no problem and not even really
>trying. Just a few of the first quests. I don't think I'll have a
>problem.

I am too working for gold for my dreadsteed. Actually I am thinking
maybe it is easier to just buy an ordinary mount, since I can skip all
the work and maybe spend 100g more. Money should be fairly easy to
come by with TBC.

That is unless you really wan't those flaming legs and pay mana to
mount up. Me I really do not care, it is like one of those vanity
pets you can buy for hundreds of gold or grind for.

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On 19 Jan 2007 04:39:33 -0800, "Kedge" wrote:

>Didn't think you needed to be exhaulted with a rep anymore to get their
>mount? Just somethinga guildie said. "Oh look I am not exhaulted with
>Darn but can get the mount!"

You do, unless you get the PVP mount.
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 10:18:27 +0000, Barry Freeman
wrote:

>Ahh, but 1) the Dreadsteed is very nice looking, b) it's fun to do the
>long questline and c) the regular epic mount costs 540g plus 8g. The
>dreadsteed quest should cost 450g or thereabouts in total. 100g
>cheaper. And really, it costs what, 100 mana to summon the Dreadsteed?
>If you don't have enough spirit to regen 100 mana in the first few
>seconds of riding then there's something very wrong.

Well I really put spirit at the lower end of wanted stats, I am more
into int, damage, crit and stamina, I am draintanking almost
everything. Besides it is nice to be able to tap loads of mana if you
are in trouble. But hey that's my build, yours are probably different.

And 100 gold is not that much. But as you stated you wanted the
dreadsteed for the looks, so go for it.

>Once I hit exalted with the the rest of the mainland cities, I'll
>probably go get the epic mounts from each as well, just to have some
>variety.

You must really like mounts and handing in cloth. I assume that is how
you are getting rep.


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Barry Freeman writes:
>On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 10:56:05 +0100, Slambert
>wrote:

>>I am too working for gold for my dreadsteed. Actually I am thinking
>>maybe it is easier to just buy an ordinary mount, since I can skip all
>>the work and maybe spend 100g more. Money should be fairly easy to
>>come by with TBC.
>>
>>That is unless you really wan't those flaming legs and pay mana to
>>mount up. Me I really do not care, it is like one of those vanity
>>pets you can buy for hundreds of gold or grind for.

>Ahh, but 1) the Dreadsteed is very nice looking, b) it's fun to do the
>long questline and c) the regular epic mount costs 540g plus 8g. The
>dreadsteed quest should cost 450g or thereabouts in total. 100g
>cheaper.

Overall, it's actually cheaper to get a normal epic mount, because
most of the expense (the 540G) is to get riding skill 150, and
you'll need to get that anyway for flying mounts. I'm now
finally at the final quest, but if I can get a warlock to bring
the items, I can save 200G instead of buying the same items from
the goblin.

Burning Steppes is really deserted. I handed in the last of
the quest items on two occasions, and both times there were
only 3 or 4 high level players in the Steppes, and Volchan
was walking around. I killed him both times.

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In Brian Westley writes:

> Overall, it's actually cheaper to get a normal epic mount, because
> most of the expense (the 540G) is to get riding skill 150, and
> you'll need to get that anyway for flying mounts. I'm now

Don't you automatically get 150 riding skill from finishing the warlock
epic quest?

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John Gordon writes:
>In Brian Westley writes:

>> Overall, it's actually cheaper to get a normal epic mount, because
>> most of the expense (the 540G) is to get riding skill 150, and
>> you'll need to get that anyway for flying mounts. I'm now

>Don't you automatically get 150 riding skill from finishing the warlock
>epic quest?

Oh, you're right. never mind...

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