The Gnome that Layed a Golden Egg

I only have few moments so I'll come back and finish this later, but: Your economy is not broken. There are realms with less gold on them, and there are realms with more gold on them. Generally the amount of total gold on a realm is directly relative to the amount of active players on the realm. That's not to say that on average everyone has the same amount of gold, because anyone who knows several people on their realm knows that's not the case. Realistically though, realm population doesn't have a major effect on the average would-be goblin. It definitely helps those at the top of the pyramid, as having a larger base means more to collect from, but when you consider that wealth is all relative, it doesn't genuinely matter.

Moving In

So I've decided that I don't particularly care to be a part of the community I was previously involved in. The reasons aren't really important, and there are a few folks over there that I genuinely enjoyed conversing with, but just like anything else, when you have half the place on ignore, it's time to leave, and so I left. But where does that leave me?

Well, it leaves me here. I'd all but forgotten about this blog, and I find I have a surplus of time that I had previously spent elsewhere that I can now use to do the blog thing. It'll probably take me a few tries to get the whole thing worked out. I don't even know what my purpose is, except to yap, but I guess that will work itself out. I got the hard part though. I finally remembered my login and password.

ENCHANT YER CRAP!

I haven't written a blog before, and honestly have no idea what I'm doing at the moment. However, with a little bit more familiarity, I will soon be able to share my views with the rest of the known world, or at least the few who find their way here.

The general theme will probably revolve around tanking, though I'll likely throw in bits about battlegrounds and forum idiots and fun stuff like that every now and again. That's what you do in blogs, isn't it?

Enough rambling. Time to see what this thing looks like.