Your char is....

Another shaman, expecting to be resto, reporting for duty.

I'm still a long way from 80, though.

I wouldn't mind any other spec, if we're full on restos, but will most likely hit all dungeons while leveling as healer.

Nuva, shaman but not quite decided on spec. Looking towards elemental but don't mind trying healing or melee if those are more needed.

i rolled a warrior as ive never played a tank before.

therefore im leveling as tank, cause i have no clue what to do

if some officer would let me in the guild, cause i never saw one online, would really appreciate it

My character is an orc warlock called Rungi. I hope to get him to 80 and join the guild before you guys clear ICC.

Hello Everyone, Koushirou here.

Don't know why i've put off registering guess I like to remain elusive.

Guldanosh here.

http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Arathor&n=Guldanosh

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