#taeshalach

[shadowrun-effect]

Did some WoW stuff for some of my guild friends. 

My main character, the troll, loves to turn the raid leader into a turkey when she’s grumpy again - what makes her even more grumpy. Thought that little comic might disarm her. ^^

And then there are three “epic” scenes from dungeons when once the tank and the healer fought an end boss and our main tank and raid lead fought another dungeon end boss all alone. 

And then there’s a commission from another guild member - my main, being healed my his shaman while in a raid battle against Kel’Thzuad (you only see his shade/d hand ^^)

[grandpagreymane]

WE DID IT BOYS! I REPEAT, WE DID IT!

My only regret is getting it on an alt and not my warrior main.

[grandpagreymane]

I’d literally have sex with Taeshalach if I could. I’d take it out to dinner and call it fucking Baeshalach because this sword is beautiful.

[florelline]

Taeshalach, the sword of Aggramar. Had a lot of fun with this one, actually. Difficult to get the flame effect across but I think it worked okay.

[grandpagreymane]

Might as well show off how good Taeshalach looks on my warrior now that I’ve got it. I think it fits my current transmog almost perfectly and I’m so glad I got it.

... On the other hand, I want the scythe from Argus too, which means that I’m still gonna have to fight Aggramar every week on my way to Argus to actually get it. Yeah, I’m the kinda guy who would bail after killing one boss if I had what I wanted from the rest of the raid, sue me.

[nerdyguyranting]

I was running Antorus on LFR to get the armor set on my Death Knight. But I got something nice for my Fury Warrior instead.

Taeshalach, the burning sword of Aggramar. One half of Gorshalach, which used to be Sargeras sword. The other half was reforged in to Gorribal, the sword that is currently buried halfway to the hilt in to Silithus. 

The sword is badass as fuck, and matches my Blackrock transmog very well. I was planning on getting Blackhand’s hammer for this guy, but screw that. I got Taeshalach now instead. Bow down, peasants.