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Pilfkin is a holy priest on Khadgar-EU. She is guilded with RotS who are all very lovely and can often be found in the vent channel laughing her ass off. She has the fortune to game, not only with a lovely guild and friends she has made, but also with Naofa who plays a protection paladin. Pilf spends far too much time worrying about her overhealing to be healthy but refuses to delete her Recount addon as she needs something to worry about.
Naofa spends a lot of his time keeping Pilf alive as she does like to try and break out the dps in inappropriate circumstances. The upside of this being when he feels the need to be 'uber-pally-extraordinaire' Pilf stands behind him and heals him inbetween laughing fits and jokes about being an e-peen. Naofa is also guilded with RotS but speaks rarely - usually when he does speak it is to remind the guild that Pilf does *actually* live with him and whilst her default spec is 'wench' she should not be encouraged, additionally he cannot be held responsible for her behaviour...
Both Naofa and Pilf run multiple alts but Naofa struggles less with commitment issues therefore his alts have a longer lifespan. Pilf's alts rarely progress beyond level 30.
Naofa spends a lot of his time keeping Pilf alive as she does like to try and break out the dps in inappropriate circumstances. The upside of this being when he feels the need to be 'uber-pally-extraordinaire' Pilf stands behind him and heals him inbetween laughing fits and jokes about being an e-peen. Naofa is also guilded with RotS but speaks rarely - usually when he does speak it is to remind the guild that Pilf does *actually* live with him and whilst her default spec is 'wench' she should not be encouraged, additionally he cannot be held responsible for her behaviour...
Both Naofa and Pilf run multiple alts but Naofa struggles less with commitment issues therefore his alts have a longer lifespan. Pilf's alts rarely progress beyond level 30.
RotS and Co
The *usual suspects*
Pilf - you know her...
Nao - you know him...
Sem - Uber huntard extraordinaire. Also has a feral drood - 'Ben.
Nip - Playing his shammy but also has a mage, hunter, lock, drood, priest and probably everything else. Too nice to be a 'bot really.
Blake - the rogue-who-tanks. Not technically part of RotS, is in HotGL but plays with us a lot.
Chops - the brum huntard. Also plays his warrior - the 'panic tank'. Levels even slower than Pilf.
The *other players*
Simon - plays a warrior and a huntard. The Camden boi...
'Bane - Da Big Boss Dude. Plays his warrior but also has a mage, huntard and a priest.
Cat - the resto drood and also plays a holy priest.
Noir - the gnome lock, often sacrificed to please the raid gods. Also plays a rogue.
Mis - the multi-box gal. Plays a lock, a priest, a rogue and a pally.
(Sundry others who maybe mentioned but don't crop up as much: Jer (drood), Orion (huntard)
Pilf - you know her...
Nao - you know him...
Sem - Uber huntard extraordinaire. Also has a feral drood - 'Ben.
Nip - Playing his shammy but also has a mage, hunter, lock, drood, priest and probably everything else. Too nice to be a 'bot really.
Blake - the rogue-who-tanks. Not technically part of RotS, is in HotGL but plays with us a lot.
Chops - the brum huntard. Also plays his warrior - the 'panic tank'. Levels even slower than Pilf.
The *other players*
Simon - plays a warrior and a huntard. The Camden boi...
'Bane - Da Big Boss Dude. Plays his warrior but also has a mage, huntard and a priest.
Cat - the resto drood and also plays a holy priest.
Noir - the gnome lock, often sacrificed to please the raid gods. Also plays a rogue.
Mis - the multi-box gal. Plays a lock, a priest, a rogue and a pally.
(Sundry others who maybe mentioned but don't crop up as much: Jer (drood), Orion (huntard)
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