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Well, it's time to nerf paladins. (SPOILER: Nerf already happened)
From WoW Insider comes this story of a level 80 paladin soloing the level 90 Mogu'shan Vaults raid.
From what I understand, the player used level 80 BoEs from Pandaria to boost his secondary stats to ridiculous levels. Combined with Vengeance, this let him reach an attack power of something around two and a half million.
Apparently this also involved a bug with Shield of the Righteous, in case you're wondering why DKs aren't doing this. Sadly, Blizzard has since hotfixed Vengeance so it caps at max health to prevent another perfect storm of unintended consequences.
At least, until the next one comes along.
Here's the raiding report for Team Kaels from Ninotchka:
I’m happy to report that Team Kaels had an excellent week since we’ve spoken last. We didn’t manage to defeat the next boss in progression, Mel’jarak, last Friday night, but we got together for a new lockout on Tuesday evening and blew through the first three encounters in the Heart of Fear to face him again. There was only half an hour left of our raiding time when we got back to ol’ Mel’, but we decided to try the encounter one or two time, to refresh our memory on the tactics we were going to use.
Boom. Down he goes, leaving us to face Ambershaper Un’sok next. Un'sok is supposed to be the hardest fight of the normal-difficulty level of this tier, because random people get transformed into giant blobs of yellow goo and have to figure out on the fly how to fight as a giant blob of yellow goo. It's only 4 new buttons to learn how to push, but you have to push those buttons at the right time or everyone dies horribly. We are scheduled to take our first crack at this tonight, wish us luck.
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And here is our Tab Three Report from Mahuae:
That's all I have for this week... for the Horde!