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Warlocks are former arcanists, or in the case of the orcs, former shamans, who, in pursuit of ever-greater sources of power, have cast off their studies of the arcane or nature magics to delve deeper into the darker, fel-based magic of shadow.
Warlocks are renowned for their damage over time (DoT) spells and sinister Shadow magic, as well for summoning demonic minions and their ability to wreak havoc with destructive Fire spells. Warlocks can specialize in any of these areas: Affliction warlocks are the masters of damage over time, draining their targets' health with an array of powerful debuffs; Demonology warlocks summon improved Demons to do their bidding, drawing power from their minions and even transforming into Demons themselves; while Destruction warlocks call down a rain of fire upon their enemies, specializing in potent burst damage and Fire spells. According to the WoW Census, warlocks are the least represented class.
Warlocks are often maligned and mistrusted due to the nature of their powers.
Warlocks are masters of the dark arts, devoted to furthering their understanding and use of shadow and Fire based magics, along with the summoning of demons from within the Twisting Nether. They first appeared on Azeroth during the First War, when Gul'dan, the first of their kind among the invading orc clans of Draenor, led the Horde across the dimensional gulf through the Dark Portal while in servitude to the Burning Legion.[1][2]
Warlocks are used as damage dealers, but can store the target´s soul to resurrect or heal himself by draining enemy's life. The warlock can summon an Imp without a Soul Shard. However, other demons require a soul shard or other reagents to be summoned. Since patch 4.0.1, a reagent is no longer required for this. Warlocks can instantly summon minion with the newly added spell: [Soulburn].
The eredar of the Burning Legion are credited as the original warlocks and wielders of dark magics, corrupted from the powerful and magically attuned eredar of Argus.
In most societies, the warlocks now live on the fringe of civilization, tolerated but not trusted. Human warlocks meet in secret in the basement of a bar in Stormwind (The Slaughtered Lamb in the Mage Quarter). Thrall has expressed discomfort with the warlocks but understands the necessities in using them so he has allowed them the Cleft of Shadow. Conventional spell casters often see the warlock's magic as a vain attempt at increasing their own power.
Although many that consort with demons fall to darkness, the warlocks of the Horde and the Alliance advocate bending demonic forces to one's will without succumbing to complete corruption. These spell casters can summon demons to serve them, and they can also cast many painful spells that slowly eat at the life of their enemies. Warlocks are usually physically weak compared to other classes, but they compensate for this deficiency with their potent array of spells and their demonic minions. Compared to other spell casters, warlocks are among the strongest and often depend on the sacrifice of their own blood to fuel their magical powers.
On the world of Azeroth, there are many races who presently wield the dark power of the Nether. The playable races a warlock can choose from are the humans, dwarfs, gnomes, worgen, orcs, undead, troll, blood elves, and goblin. Each has its own history in the dark demon arts.
Notable warlocks
- File:IconSmall Archimonde.gif Archimonde
- File:IconSmall Dreadlord.gif Tichondrius
- File:IconSmall Annihilan.gif Magtheridon
- File:IconSmall Cho'gall.gif Cho'gall
- Gul'dan
- File:IconSmall Kil'jaeden.gif Kil'jaeden
- Medivh
- Nekros Skullcrusher
Warlocks are unique among the DPS caster classes because of their ability to convert health into mana. They can be + damage or + damage & crit players. Warlocks have the most powerful assortment of damage over time (DoT) spells when used in conjunction, and also the most variety in debuffs and summonable minions. Just like a mage, a warlock's crowd control abilities appropriately used can stave off certain doom for the warlock and their allies, and the warlock's sustained burst damage when suitably specced and geared can rival those of a mage. However, the warlock's area of effect spells are not as varied as those of their mage brethren, although when used appropriately they have powerful applications in group play.
Warlocks are well versed in the "shock and awe" tactics of warfare, and their manipulation of shadow energies can send their opponents reeling in Fear. At low levels, warlocks rely primarily on minions and damage over time spells to deal damage while fearing their enemies to prevent retribution.
Endgame warlocks either choose to maximize the effects of their DoTs and curses through the Affliction tree, increase the utility of their summoned minions and stones through the Demonology tree, or lay waste the opposition with burst damage and direct damage spells in the Destruction tree. In previous versions of WoW, the 8-debuff and 16-debuff limits prevented warlocks from maximizing their damage output through affliction spells, and warlocks were relegated to chain-casting their direct damage spells to maintain DPS in PvE raids. This has changed and there is now no reachable debuff limit, and affliction DPS is now competitive in a raid environment.
The warlock can learn to summon magical mounts. Other classes, except paladins, death knights, and druids (Flight Form), must purchase their own mounts with gold or via Honor obtained through PvP.
Being a warlock demands certain things: being able to engage multiple targets simultaneously while keeping tabs on your minion, to make split-second strategic decisions on cast rotations depending on the situation, careful shard management and even more careful aggro management. Being a warlock also rewards many things: they are PvP powerhouses due to naturally high stamina values, the ability to apply debilitating crowd control abilities, and in PvE their damage output in multiple target situations can rival those of other DPS classes who focus fire on a single target.
Their ability to drain and use souls as Soul Shards is also appealing to many.
Weapons and armor
- Main article: Warlock sets
Warlocks can wear cloth armor only, and can equip staves, daggers, wands , and one-handed swords. Warlocks in particular benefit from off-hand items with increased stats equipped with a dagger or one-handed sword that confers increased spell power or other stats that otherwise complements the off-hand item. Staves also offer many warlock-friendly stats, but almost all of them come with stats that offer little benefit, such as Agility, Spirit, Frost damage, etc. Equipping one-hand items allows for finer control of these stats.
Stamina is one of the key warlock attributes, especially for warlocks specializing in demonology. The main reason for this is that warlocks can use Life Tap to convert their health to mana, thus allowing stamina to mostly fill the role for intellect as well. Many warlocks also depend on large health pools as their main source of defense. As a primarily spell caster, the warlock also has great use for all the standard caster attributes, such as intellect and spell power, but no use for strength or agility. Spirit is of moderate value due to Fel Armor which returns 30% of the warlock's spirit as spell power. Warlocks who use Glyph of Life Tap can increase their spell power by an additional 20% of their spirit value.
The value of other attributes — spell crit, spell power, spell hit, resilience and haste — depends to some degree on the warlock's talent spec and play style. Spell crit is more useful for direct damage spells, especially with Ruin. Affliction warlocks, who rely more on DoTs, will benefit more from spell power than from spell crit, at least until training Pandemic. The demonology talent Demonic Knowledge gives the warlock bonus spell damage based on their minion's stamina and intellect, which are bolstered by the warlock's own stamina and intellect.
In a raid scenario, spell hit rating takes precedence over all other stats, and it is advisable to reach the spell hit rating cap (17% as of 3.0.2), taking Suppression into account for affliction warlocks. After that point, spell hit rating is useless; spell-hit-crippling debuffs are too few and far between to be considered.
In PvP for warlocks, the focus is somewhat different as survivability takes precedence. warlocks often choose to sacrifice DPS in order to obtain higher survivability in high end arena, regardless of talent choice.
Below are some examples of the relative attribute values for a warlock (in descending order).
- Raiding: Spell hit (until capped) > Spell power > Haste rating > Spell crit
- PvP: Resilience (until 700+) > Stamina (until 20k+ hp) > Spell power > Spell crit
Personal play style and raid makeup will cause this prioritization to vary from player to player - for example, demonology warlocks with very high crit ratings can out DPS similarly built warlocks who have focused on haste or spell power, while bringing more Demonic Pact coverage to the raid.
Soul Shards
Prior to patch 4.0.1, some of the warlock's skills and spells relied on the Soul Shard reagent. They were obtained by killing an enemy that yields experience or honor with the Drain Soul spell (upgradable with the Glyph of Drain Soul). Since soul shards did not stack, they used up a lot of space in the inventory. Special bags existed that could only contain soul shards, e.g. Abyssal Bag. The maximum amount of soul shards a warlock could carry was 32.
Since Cataclysm, Soul Shards are obtained by channeling the Soul Harvest spell or by using Drain Soul. But also the way soul shards are stored changed. Instead of using up space in the inventory, soul shards are now a part of the user interface, similar to runes. If a soul shard is consumed with the Soulburn spell, certain other spells get empowered or become instant casts (e.g. Soul Fire).
- Main article: Warlock races
The warlock class can be played by the following races:
|Dwarf [4]
|Blood elfBlood elf Blood elf
|Troll [4]
- Main article: Warlock abilities
A warlock's DoTs are the bread and butter of their arsenal, regardless of talent specialization. The warlock's direct damage spells are either Shadow or Fire based. While a warlock's direct damage alone does not compare to the mage, when coupled with their DoTs and a minion they can achieve strong, steady DPS to rival that of other classes. Some of a warlock's most important spells are channeled, and they can be protected from interruption by damage, using the Fel Concentration and Intensity talents. The warlock has available a variety of curses and banes, but only one type can be cast upon an enemy at a given time. This creates the need for determining an appropriate Curse or Bane in a given situation. The affliction talent Amplify Curse reduces the global cooldown of all curses by 0.5 seconds.
The warlock has several other valuable spells at their disposal, such as utility spells.
Minions and mounts
Warlocks can summon a variety of minions, each exhibiting different skill sets which are useful in different situations.
- Imp is a warlock's first minion, providing ranged damage initially and useful passive abilities and procs at higher levels.
- Voidwalker, available at level 8 makes an excellent tank for a soloing warlock.
- Felguard (warlock minion), available to warlocks upon specializing in the Demonology tree, is a warrior-type tank that deals more damage than a Voidwalker, and has other increased tank-type capabilities at higher levels.
- Succubus is a female demon that offers arguably the highest damage output. She also has two useful crowd-control abilities, [Whiplash] and [Seduction], and is very good for PvP.
- Felhunter is a demon pet that increases the warlock's intellect through [Fel Intelligence] and also has some powerful magic debuffs that work both offensively and defensively. A useful PvP pet against caster classes.
- Infernal (warlock minion) is a temporary summoned demon that does a tremendous amount of AoE damage.
- Doomguard (warlock minion) is a temporary summoned demon that does a tremendous amount of direct damage to one or two targeted enemies.
In addition, warlocks can enslave demons found while adventuring, to act as their minions for a short time. The warlock will lose her existing minion while the enslaved demon is active.
- Felsteed (Level Obtained: 40, from Warlock Trainers)
- The Felsteed is the 'free mount' that warlocks receive at level 40. Other than paladins, all other classes must pay 1 for a mount and 4 for training to ride it. You also gain riding skill 75.
- Dreadsteed (Level Obtained: 60, from trainers. You must first obtain the Journeyman Riding skill from a Riding Trainer for 50 before the Warlock Trainer will let you learn this spell.)
Healing and conjured items
Another powerful ability of the warlock is to create Healthstones and Soulstones. These conjured items are used from the inventory, and only one each can be created and held at one time. Healthstones and Soulstones will disappear if the player logs off from the warlock character for more than 15 minutes.
A warlock is by no means a healer. However, healthstones can be given to party members, and soulstones can be cast on party members.
To heal others (or himself), a warlock can create a Healthstone and hand it to another friendly player via Trade. These can be improved through talents. Burning Crusade introduced the Ritual of Souls which creates a Soul Well from which Healthstones can be extracted by members of the party or raid group (10 or 25 depending on Ritual of Souls rank).
A warlock may use a Soulstone on a friendly player (or herself) before they die (15 minutes Buff duration and Cooldown), allowing them to resurrect on death without having to use a Graveyard. If a warlock uses a soulstone on another member of their party and the warlock or that member leaves the party, the buff is dismissed.
While the warlock can wield and attack with melee weapons, this is generally not recommended as the warlock's melee abilities do little damage in comparison to their array of offensive spells (exception: a warlock under the effects of Metamorphosis Metamorphosis, a demonology talent). Generally when an opponent gets within melee range the warlock's best bet is to use disabling spells such as Death Coil, Fear, Howl of Terror or Curse of Exhaustion to get away from the enemy.
If acquiring range is not possible a warlock is by no means helpless. Defensively, a warlock can share his damage with his pet via Soul Link, and reduce damage received with Demon Armor. Unlike a Hunter a warlock's ranged abilities have no minimum range and their powerful offensive spells can still be used to deal damage to opponents that are very close, though the spells will be more difficult to cast due to spell pushback caused by taking damage.
- Affliction - Affliction talents are largely based on increasing the effectiveness of DoTs, Drains, and Curses. Affliction's strengths are the ability to remain mobile in PvP, self-healing spells, and mana efficiency. In PvE, it's great for farming. Key talents include Shadow Mastery, Siphon Life, Fel Concentration, Curse of Exhaustion, Dark Pact, Unstable Affliction, Everlasting Affliction and Haunt. Its large DPS output as well as its mana efficiency makes it very good for raiding. However, it is mainly a boss killing spec, as most of the damage takes time and trash mobs usually do not live long enough for the warlock's DoTs to do their full damage. As of patch 4.2, Affliction warlocks now rely on Shadow Bolt as their main filler spell due to a downgrade in the damage of Drain Life.
- Demonology - Demonology talents are largely based on improving the effectiveness of your minions, conjure spells, and bestowing other passive bonuses. Demonology's strengths are its versatility and survivability. Key talents include Soul Link, Master Demonologist, Demonic Embrace, Demonic Knowledge, Demonic Empowerment, Demonic Pact, Summon Felguard, and Metamorphosis. Many use the demonology tree to overcome the scarcity of spell damage gear at early levels.
- Destruction - Destruction talents are largely based on increasing the effect of a warlock's Direct Damage spells, making them (and their dps pets) cast faster, crit more often, and ultimately deal more Burst Damage. Destruction's strength is its ability to quickly kill the enemy. Key talents include Improved Shadow Bolt, Conflagrate, Ruin, Shadowburn, Bane, Backlash, Shadow and Flame Empowered Imp, Shadowfury, and Chaos Bolt. Destruction is the only spec with high damage instant cast spells to quickly finish a fight, and the least mana efficient among the trees as well (however, all warlocks are still the most mana efficient class in the game due to their ability to steal health and use it to regain mana). The damage potential of the destruction Tree rivals a mage when properly specialized, as well the added benefit of pets. Specced with Destruction, [Rain of Fire], is the most damaging AoE ability in the game.
Talent builders can be found at Official Blizzard site, Wowhead, WorldofWar.se, WoW Vault (Limited to lvl 60), Thottbot, Merciless Talent Calculator (Limited to lvl 70). Talent builds are also documented from contributors. See the Warlock talents page for detailed information and talent trees.
Suggested professions
The most popular combination of professions for warlocks is Tailoring and Enchanting. Both professions have consistently provided BoP type functionality (like [Master's Spellthread] and [Enchant Ring - Greater Spellpower]) that benefit spell casters and are otherwise unavailable.
PvP centric warlocks may look to the gathering style professions - specifically Mining for Toughness and Herbalism for the self-heal Lifeblood. The additional crit chance provided by Skinning, Master of Anatomy, applies only to melee and ranged damage, and does nothing for spellcasting.
The remaining professions do not offer anything particularly warlock-specific, but, depending on server economy, may provide significantly more income.
Note: It is HIGHLY recommended that warlocks learn the secondary profession, First Aid. When running randoms, it is better to able to heal yourself after using Life Tap than to rely on the healer since you are effectively draining their mana which is needed to heal party damage taken. This will help reduce healer down time and allow them to focus on healing the tank.
In-game expectations
Warlocks are taken to raids for their incredible dps and their raid utility. A warlock's abilities can bring a lot of support to parties, and they are usually biggest source of ranged DPS. Seed of Corruption, when properly used, makes a warlock extremely effective AOE DPS without putting the raid at risk. Using summon in order to teleport late comers, conjure Soulstones for raid recovery, and distribute Healthstones. Warlocks are also well known for their unique CC abilities such as Fear, Banish, Enslave Demon, Shadowfury, and Howl of Terror.
When doing raids, the warlocks normally assign the responsibility of casting curses between each other. Effective use of curses is expected. It's a warlock's responsibility to know what curse to use in a given situation unless the raid leader requests otherwise.
Due to a demonology warlock's great endurance and survivability, warlocks are also great for tanking Leotheras the Blind in Serpentshrine Cavern - repeatedly using Searing Pain makes the boss attack the warlock from a distance, allowing the melee DPS to stay close to the boss and avoid his Chaos Blast ability. Warlocks also play an important part in the Illidan fight as they must "Tank" Illidan during one of his phases.
The Burning Crusade has brought more utility to warlocks than before. The addition of the soul well has made distributing healthstones a much simpler and convenient process. With Patch 2.4, warlocks finally are able to summon through instance barriers. This makes replacing players in a mid-raid scenario significantly more convenient.
Wrath of the Lich King changes
Warlocks deal impressive damage through the careful combination of damage spells, dots, and pets, and their new talents and abilities reflect this role. In many cases abilities have had their damage increased or their mana cost reduced, making them more efficient for the warlock to use. Talents have been consolidated and moved in the tree to give you access to some important talents earlier on. In addition, summoning your dreadsteed or felsteed no longer costs any mana and does not affect your global cooldown so that your mounts work just like everyone else's.
The most significant change to the warlock is the way your pets are handled. All of the demon master trainers have vanished! Instead, all demon abilities and spells are automatically learned as pets gain levels. Gone are the days where you have to spend coin to not only train yourself but your pesky demonic friends as well.
There have been some changes to the demon abilities. For example, they automatically learn avoidance at level 10. Blood pact now works for the entire raid, making it unnecessary to stick a warlock in a particular group. Consume shadows now also greatly increases nearby allies' stealth detection. Some abilities have been removed completely and new ones put in their place, like fel intelligence and shadow bite have replaced paranoia and tainted blood on your felhunter. Overall, your pets have received the same love given to the other classes in the game, making them better, stronger and more fearsome.
Cataclysm changes
Unexpected addition
Soul Shards
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General preview
New Warlock Spells
[Fel Flame] (level 81): Quick-hitting spell dealing Shadowfire damage. This is similar to the mage ability [Frostfire Bolt], in that the lower of the two resistances (in this case shadow and fire) on your target will be used for calculating its damage. Additionally, Fel Flame refreshes the duration of [Immolate] and [Unstable Affliction]. Our goal for Fel Flame is to provide a spell that's good for mobility and for use by Destruction and Demonology specs. Also, did we mention it uses green fire? Yep. Instant cast.
[Dark Intent] (level 83): Increases the target's chance for a critical effect with periodic damage or healing spells by 3%. When the target lands a crit, you get a buff to your damage for 10 seconds. This effect stacks up to three times.
[Demon Soul] (level 85): Fuses the warlock's soul with his or her demon. This provides warlocks with a self-burst cooldown to use. The specific effects granted by Demon Soul depend on the demon chosen. Demon Soul lasts for a certain number of charges or until it expires (around 20 seconds), depending on the demon used. 2-minute cooldown.
Soul Shard Overhaul
This major change regarding Soul Shards was previously announced at BlizzCon 2009. Soul Shards will no longer be inventory items, but instead a new UI resource mechanic. Warlocks will have 3 Soul Shards that can be used during a fight and will not be able to gain additional shards during combat. Soul Shards will not be required outside of combat. [Soulburn] will consume a Soul Shard resource, thereby allowing you to use the secondary effects of some spells. Soulburn has no mana or health costs and is off the global cooldown. Planned secondary effects are outlined here.
- Summon Demon + Soulburn = summon the demon instantly.
- [Drain Life] + Soulburn = Reduces cast speed by 60%.
- [Demonic Circle] + Soulburn = Increases movement speed by 50% for 8 seconds after teleporting.
- [Unstable Affliction] + Soulburn = Instantly deals damage equal to 30% of its effect.
- [Soul Fire] + Soulburn = Instant cast.
- [Healthstone] + Soulburn = Increases total health by 20% for 8 seconds.
- [Searing Pain] + Soulburn = Increases the crit chance of Searing Pain by 100%, and subsequent Searing Pain spells by 50% for 6 seconds.
Next you will find a list of some of the warlock spell and talent changes for the release of Cataclysm. There will be further changes, but those revealed below should offer some insight into our goals.
Changes to Abilities and Mechanics
- All warlock damage-over-time (DoT) spells will benefit from crit and haste innately. Haste will no longer act to reduce the DoT's duration, but rather to add additional ticks. When reapplying a DoT, you can no longer "clip" the final tick. Instead, this will just add duration to the spell, similar to how [Everlasting Affliction] currently works.
- [Curse of Agony] and [Curse of Doom] will be converted into [Bane of Agony] and [Bane of Doom]. Bane spells are considered magic instead of curses. This means you will be able to cast one Bane (e.g. Bane of Agony) and one Curse (e.g. [Curse of Elements]) on a single target.
- [Hellfire] will no longer deal damage to the warlock.
- Imps will lose [Fire Shield], but will gain a new ability, [Burning Ember], which is a stacking DoT.
- The succubus melee range will be increased. The succubus will no longer have [Soothing Kiss], but will instead have [Whiplash], which knocks back all enemies within 8 yards.
- Voidwalker [Torment] will do increased damage and generate a lot of area-of-effect (AoE) threat. [Suffering] will become a single-target taunt.
New Talents and Talent Changes
- [Pandemic] will now cause [Drain Soul] to refresh Unstable Affliction and Bane of Agony on targets below 25% health.
- The ability [Fel Domination] will be removed (because Soulburn accomplishes the same effect).
- Demonology will gain a new direct-damage spell, [Demon Bolt]. Demon Bolt will add a debuff that improves the damage done by the demon to the target.
- We plan to add a new talent, [Impending Doom], which will give certain spells a chance to reduce the cooldown on [Metamorphosis] and Bane of Doom.
- Metamorphosis will no longer be subject to demonic crowd control. Furthermore, abilities available only while under the effects of Metamorphosis will be altered to put more emphasis on the warlock's own spells.
- [Shadowburn] will now do additional damage to targets below 25% health.
Mastery Passive Talent Tree Bonuses
- Affliction
- Spell Damage
- Spell Crit
- Shadow DoTs: The damage caused by Shadow damage-over-time spells is increased.
- Demonology
- Spell Damage
- Spell Haste
- Demon Damage: The damage caused by pets and Metamorphosis is increased.
- Destruction
- Spell Damage
- Spell Critical Damage
- Fire Direct Damage: The damage caused by Fire direct damage spells is increased.
- On regenerating shards in combat, we will add a mechanic to regen shards if we find that we need to in order to handle variable combat length. We haven't added one yet because we really want to emphasize locks using shards at the right time and not as fast as they can with then an [Evocation]-like spell to bring them back again. These are supposed to be special moments in a fight -- think [Bloodlust] perhaps -- and not used every 20 seconds on cooldown (or whatever the cooldown ends up being).
- Demon lovers, we haven't ruled out adding a new demon, but we want to be very careful here. We've had a hard enough time finding niches for some of the current ones. So we first want to make sure existing demons are cool before we're faced with Q&A several months from now asking why the new demon either isn't cool enough, or why warlocks no longer use, say, their felhunter because of the new demon.
- The intent for [Hellfire] is for it to be a specialty of Demonology warlocks. Affliction would use [Seed of Corruption] and Destruction would use [Rain of Fire].
- Succubus details:
- Whiplash works similar to Freeze on the mage's Water Elemental. It requires a targeting reticule. It isn't just a melee ability that the succubus uses at-will.
- As a clarification, we are removing Soothing Kiss, not [Seduction]. Soothing Kiss increased the chance the target would attack something else. Seduction is the crowd control more commonly associated with the Succubus, and it's not going anywhere. ;)
- We did mean to cover doomguards and infernals, but they didn't make it into our preview. Our plan is that you can summon a doomguard or infernal as a cooldown-based pet, much like the shaman elementals, without having to give up your current, permanent demon. If we add a new demon it will likely be one of these cooldown-based ones, and not a permanent pet like the imp, voidwalker, succubus, felguard or felhunter. We're just not convinced there is a niche for a new permanent demon (and perhaps not even a temporary one).
- Flying mounts and female Metamorphosis forms are great ideas and something we've had on the wish list for a long time. We can only create so many new creatures during a single expansion, and getting one of these might mean fewer new creatures in outdoor worlds or dungeons. It's just a trade-off and sometimes you have to make hard calls. We'll keep them on the list though.
- We do like the idea of allowing warlocks to re-skin their demons and have been talking about possible ways to implement this. I have no concrete information for you at this time beyond that.
- When it comes to naming demons, this has always been one of those sacred cows, where the hunter gets to name their pet because he loves his pet bear, but the warlock considers the demon to be something disposable -- a tool.
- The Demon Bolt debuff will only affect the warlock's demon, not other demons. We wanted a Demo-themed nuke that made it feel like the pet was part of the damage.
- For Soul Shard bags, we will probably do something like remove all the shards, reduce the bag size (a little) and convert it to a normal bag. This would be a one-time conversion. We'll probably get rid of the recipes, as we wouldn't want other classes to go out and get shard bags just to get a free bag.
|New Talents and Abilities by TGN on YouTube
|DPS Rundown by TGN on YouTube
Macros and addons
- Main article: Useful macros for warlocks
- Power Auras Classic is an addon for managing buffs, debuffs, auras, activated spell and ability timers and cooldowns, and a LOT more. It allows the user to track these specific things and create an images or icon on the screen for notification purposes. It also supports playing sound files and custom user graphics (targa format). Example screenshot: Screenshot The spell icons not on the cast bar are being monitored by what is on the dummy and for how long (when applicable) and also if either Shadowfury or Chaos Bolt are on cooldown.
- Bartender 4 is a cast bar enhancer. It allows up to 10 cast bars, a totem, pet, stance, and a vehicle bar. Some of the options include changing the alpha (visibility) of the cast bar, how many rows and columns per each bar, the location, size, and orientation of the bar, and under what conditions the bars appear under. It also supports modifying "special" cast bars such as vehicle weapons and the bite spell during the Queen Lana'thel fight in ICC.
- Necrosis LdC is based on Necrosis 1 by infernal. It is described by its author as "a mod to help warlocks managing their stones, shards and summoning of demons". It provides sound notifications for various events, for example when Nightfall or Backlash combat states occur. It also has the ability to send party/raid notifications when casting SoulStone, Ritual of Souls, Ritual of Summoning — and many other messages, which can all be customized. As such, this is a very useful addon and perhaps the most widely used of all the warlock specific addons.
- DoTimer is an addon that times DoTs that you cast on other people. It supports all classes. There are four functions performed by DoTimer: the base DoT timer, a cooldown timer, a communications addon that lets you communicate your timers to others in your party, and a customizable notifications addon that can be set to notify you or others of specific events.
- Natur EnemyCastBar shows all buffs and debuffs on your character making it exceptional for raiding.
- ForteXorcist (also here) shows spell timers, cooldown timers and messages that you can set for yourself or the raid. On top of that, it also offers support for tracking Soulstones, shards and healthstones as well as a summoning assistant. Also, although the addon is primarily targeted at Warlocks, ForteXorcist can also be used with the other classes. In essence, ForteXorcist provides what Necrosis and DoTimer does with a few added extras.
The warlock (prestige class) was replaced with the warlock (core class) in the World of Warcraft RPG.[5]
See also
- List of warlocks
- Warlock instance grouping guide
- Warlock quests
- Leveling a warlock
- Warlock patch history
- Spell power coefficient
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game, 95
- ↑ World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game, 62-63
- ↑ Warlock wallpaper from old official site
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ghostcrawler 2010-05-12. Race/Class Balance Between Horde/Alliance. Archived from the original on 2010-05-12.
- ↑ World of Warcraft RPG Conversion Document, pg 1-2.
External links
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Why would 7 out of 8 businesses not follow up on their business quotes? How much time, energy and money do you; your sales team lose simply because you/they suck at follow up?
Let me explain. This is pretty embarrassing, but for the sake of telling a good story, I'll confide. With six children, you can imagine after 17 years of HEAVY use, our kitchen really needed renovation.
I've been putting it off for years. It's never been about the money. It's been about the hassle. Dealing with the changeover. Not having a workable kitchen for a period of time. Dealing with tradespeople. Lack of time to invest in learning about all the replacement options, and the fear arising from that.
When you think about it - these fears would be similar with any major purchase or changeovers.
Having a quiet period in work (conferencing season was over) I decided to make the commitment to do it.
We bought a new freestanding range. Read about it in They Could Have Had The Sale Then.
We're now 75 per cent through the renovation and it's given me food for at least four columns with observations, thoughts on how to improve business. Not only for the trades, but any business - full stop.
So with this column I'd like to make my first observation from the opening sentences. Only one business, or 12.5 per cent called back.
Is it logical to take:
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• Time calculating quotations
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And throw it away by simply not following up on the quotes your business sends out?
This happens to you, to me all the time. From my kitchen saga, I contacted
• Five different plumbing / gas fitting companies. Two didn't bother to call back.
• Four different carpeting/vinyl companies. One which did timber only agreed with me it wouldnt work so we didn't proceed to a quote. The other three submitted quotes.
I was astounded that only one telephoned back to find out about their quote - McDermond Plumbing. In fact, they separated out their plumbing and gas fitting quotes and I was called twice. That is how I know they have it systemised. The three quotes were all relatively the same - but of course McDermond got the job from us. It was so easy for me to say yup, go ahead and book it.
What about the flooring you're thinking? It's very easy for me to be indecisive isn't it? It's easy to forestall spending four or five thousand dollars isn't it? It's easy for me not to pick up the phone isn't it? Do I need the floors done? Absolutely. Am I simply procrastinating? Yup.
Think about this personally or the next time your sales people have a meeting. Ask them to detail for you what their routine is for following up on their quotes.
I systemise mine and never let anyone go. Just because someone hasn't called you back, it does not mean they're not interested. It is just as likely they're simply putting off making a decision.
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The 2002 National Security Strategy from the George W. Bush Administration revealed a shift in the U.S. Government's former strategy of deterrence to a pre-emptive strategy toward terrorism and rogue states. Issues include terrorism, regional conflicts, weapons of mass destruction, free trade, the building of partnerships, and plans for national security institutions.
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By Captain Jacob Crowninshield, lately arrived at the port, from Calcutta, we are informed, that in December last, he saw there Mr. David Woodward, formerly mate of the ship America of Boston, Capt. Hubbuard who about two years since, sailed from Batavia for Manilla. In passing thro the streights of Macasser, Mr. Woodward, with six men, went in the long boar on board a country ship, to get some provisions–in returning they were separated from their ship by a squall, and given over as lost. They were captured by the Malays, and kept in a most cruel slavery for more than a year, being constantly at hard labour in cleaning rice, and th[e] natives often times whipping them for sport. They at last made their escape in a prow, to a Dutch settlement at Massacer, from whence they took passage to Batavia. Mr. Woodward now commands a county ship in Bengal and his friends may rest assured [he] is in good health and happy prospects. The boats crew (except for one man who was killed by the natives, are now dispersed in different European settlements in India–Their names are William Giddings of Salem, John Cole, Archibald Melish, and two others, whose names cannot be recalled, all Americans.
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How many of you wait and watch to see who is judging before entering a hunt test?
How many of you wait and watch to see who is judging before entering a hunt test?
A cold nose feels good on a hot day.....
Majestic Oaks Liberty Belle JH
Since the judges are usually required for it to be accepted, pretty much always
Would you avoid judges that your dog has failed under in the past?
A cold nose feels good on a hot day.....
Majestic Oaks Liberty Belle JH
I do not recall in the EE era seeing a test "finalized" and AKC approved without the judges being listed .And EE doesn't accept entries until finalized ( I think ). And back in the day of paperwork ,an entry form never arrived via USPS without the judges names .
But I think your question really is - Do you have certain judges that you do not run under ? My answer is yes. Took the long way to get there regards............
In my case it has more to do with which tests I can enter while working around judging assignments, work and sanity breaks (otherwise known as fishing).
I won't enter any test if I don't feel the dog is going to pass, regardless of who is judging.-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
Basically you can fail under any judge, so that makes it tough. To put a judge on my do not run list something bad had to have happened or lots of things over time.
I know folks who avoid judges that tend to throw tests that their dogs don't do well and I don't have a problem with that. It is your money and weekend so you may as well enjoy it. I just don't run as many any more so I am not up on it.
Now how to get into the flight with your friends (and preferably with the better pair of judges) that is the real trick
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If you run masters and do not pay attention to who is judging your asking for issues. Masters is a very interpretative stake, and judges are all over the place in their judging of it. I do not judge shop; but I have been advised certain times on truly great judges to run under and perhaps some to avoid. Used to be I'd just run under anyone. You have enough interesting experiences and you start paying attention to judging styles. So yes knowing who the judges are is important to me, I've gone so far as to scratch when a master test has to split and they have to bring in alternate judges, who were not on the premium.
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As a novice I avoided entering some tests on the advice of friends, suggesting my first experience should be with good judges. Honestly, I regret not entering. I don't intend on making the same mistake. That isn't to say I might not in the future avoid certain judges, but I intend on basing that on my personal experience.
Not to hijack the thread but don't you think some judges would like to know who is entering before they take the assignment ..? Some contestants are not always a welcome sight because of the their comments and behaviors....It is a gentleman's sport yet, and ladies...On both sides...let's keep it that away.... Steve S
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Life in Paderborn starts to get fun !
Movie Two Towers was amazing. One of my only disappointment is how the story differs than in the book. This time, the difference is even greater compared to Fellowship.
Book On my short visit to Paderborn, I have obtained an English copy of Return of The King. That said, practically I have finished Lord of The Ring.
Study Soon I will be in Uni Paderborn to continue my study. Hey, they have a wonderful towercam !
Movie "Die Another Day" is another movie just for entertaining.
Book I recently read "Passenger to Frankfurt"e; and felt that it's just not like the usual Agatha Christie's book.
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RTF. I finally found my time to work on RTF filter for KWord. Looks really good and useful to give me more insight about document formats.
Quenya. Well, it's just amazing. Sadly enough I do really lack of time to learn it.
English isn't easy. Anyhow, good that I still can reach a score of 606 in my recent TOEFL. I'll be very happy if someday I could ever know Quenya as good as English :-P
OOP in C isn't too bad at all. I'm in the middle of rewriting small project in C (formerly C++ of course) because the target system might only have working C compiler. Quite interesting, although I'm forced to be so careful regarding memory leaks. I wonder how they can manage millions line of C code in GNOME...
DivX under Linux is just amazing. I can get it working on Celeron-350, for simple video (and they claimed you need PII-450). It's not that trivial but also couldn't considered pain: just grab Xine or MPlayer, configure, make, make install, and you're ready to go. And yet I got smooth full-screen with GeForce2. Without hassle.
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KOffice Transition effect dialog for KPresenter is going great. I'm so fool hacking on it quite slowly. Tommorow even KOffice goes in freeze for beta 2 and I'm not sure I can make it. Maybe I should stop fraggin' Visor and Grunt for a while.
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Stupid, because I spent hours tracking annoying bug in my project (web-based monitoring system), just to found that select() with timeval set to NULL would block. Gee, a quick man solved it. Time to sleep now.
In the spirit of awaiting Doom III, recently I played some of old id games: classic Wolf, Doom, Quake 1, and lately Quake 3 Arena. Nice way to waste some hours. However I came up with an idea for writing mini HOWTO of playing them on Linux (e.g for Wolf you must use DOSEMU etc). Sounds not too bad, right?
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Chai lattes, sunshine and a lazy sunday afternoon.
That's an awesome day for me. And as I finished up my Chai and packed up my things nature called.
I wasn't surprised. I had just gulped back a huge amount of frothy goodness.
Luckily there wasn't a huge lineup for the loo (that's how they say it in England I think).
I finished up, washed my hands and turned to find one of the weirdest contraptions I've ever seen.
I knew it was a hand-dryer. Well I guessed that it was hand dryer. It was in the spot where a hand dryer should've been.
I stared at it for a second. My feeble man brain trying to wrap itself around what I was actually seeing.
Here's a picture…
Have you seen one of these before?
Like I said, it took me a second to really understand what I was looking at. Add on a couple more to actually figure out how to use it.
Then it was just pure awesomeness.
This is the best hand dryer I've ever used in my life. And I was curious as to what genius company figured out how to perfect this everyday piece of technology. So I looked around on the machine – guess who invented it?
That's right. The guy who reinvented the vacuum cleaner. Seems like that just got his creative juices flowing. And he looked around the world and asked, "What else can I fix?"
And he did more than fix it. He made it awesome.
Dyson's Key To Success
James Dyson had this to say about why he created the best hand dryer in the universe, "You put your hands under other dryers, rub them a bit, then give up and wipe your hands on your trousers. It's something that's always annoyed me."
It was something that always pissed him off. And he figured that if it made him mad it probably was annoying millions of other people every day.
And that's the trick right there. The secret sauce of success.
You don't have to be a genius.
Just fix something that's broken.
Take a problem that a bunch of people are having and fix it.
So the challenge for you today is to look at life through the eyes of James Dyson. Look around and see what's broken.
Then ask yourself three questions:
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Ooh that's really cool! :D I love doing those. But, doesn't the second line only have six syllables?
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I don't think so, flash has two syllables, doesn't it? Thanks for pointing that out! I'll definitely look that up.
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@Country Princess- Oh maybe. Yes, look it up! I'm curious now. :)
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Ah ok, I checked myself, and it does have two syllables! (flaSH) Haha sorry! ;D
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@Dragonfire, thanks! @Truthpower, Sorry i haven't replied to your comment's yet! But yeah, i looked it up too, And it's ok! ;)
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Princeton Professor C.K. Williams has won the 2003 National Book Award in poetry for his most recent collection, "The Singing." The award was announced at a Nov. 19 dinner in New York.
A lecturer with the rank of professor in the Council of the Humanities and the Program in Creative Writing , Williams has earned several awards in recent years. He won the Pulitzer Prize in 2000 for his 16th book of poetry, "Repair." In 1987, his book "Flesh and Blood" won the National Book Critics Circle Award for poetry. That book and "The Vigil," published in 1996, were finalists for the Pulitzer Prize.
Williams also is the author of translations and "Misgivings: My Mother, My Father, Myself," an "autobiographical meditation," published in 2000. He is the editor of several poetry and essay collections.
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Four Princeton assistant professors have been named research fellows by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation: Adam Finkelstein in computer science, John Morgan in economics, Giovanni Forni in mathematics and Samuel S.H. Wang in molecular biology.
They are among 104 outstanding young scientists and economists in the United States and Canada chosen to receive grants of $40,000 each for a two-year period. Fellows may pursue whatever lines of inquiry most interest them, according to the Sloan Foundation.
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Binghamton University hosts the 34th annual Poetry and the Children Day
BINGHAMTON, NY -- More than 400 students from 37 schools and 13 school districts will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 25, in the Osterhout Concert Theater of the Anderson Center at Binghamton University for the 34th annual Poetry and the Children Day. After the opening presentation, students will present their poems at 11 a.m. throughout the Fine Arts Building.
The program, which brings students together for a day of poetry readings, was established as a memorial to Robert Pawlikowski. A published poet, creative writing instructor and campus administrative assistant, Pawlikowski drowned in 1975 while on vacation with his family. The event is a tribute to the efforts that Pawlikowski made during his lifetime in nurturing the expressive and intellectual powers of his students as well as those of his own children.
This year's guest poet is Christine Gelineau, author of Appetite for the Devine (Ashland Poetry Press, 2006), which was awarded the Richard Snyder Memorial Prize, and subsequently nominated for the Los Angeles Times Book Award. Gelineau's other works include two chapbooks from FootHills Publishing, North American Song Line (2001) and In the Greenwood World (2006), as well as French Connections: A Gathering of Franco-American Poets, an anthropology she edited with Jack B. Bedell (Louisiana Literature Press, 2007).
Gelineau teaches at Binghamton University where she is Associate Director of the Creative Writing Program and coordinator of the Readers' Series. She also teaches poetry in the graduate writing program at Wilkes University.
Partially underwritten by the Oakdale Mall and Susan Clark-Johnson, an anthology is prepared by the Office of the Dean of Harpur College and distributed to teachers and local libraries. Clark-Johnson is a 1967 Binghamton University graduate and former publisher of the Binghamton Evening Press, the predecessor to the Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin.


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I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
I'm a bit scared to ask, but what exactly does the Stormtrooper do if you press his crotch?
His blaster lights up. (I'll leave the rest of the crotch jokes to someone else.)
Light-up lightsaber Anakin is also part of this wave. You'd think they would focus on AOTC with this wave, but it's curiously all over the place so maybe they're trying to avoid the TPM mess. Obi-Wan and Yoda are turds, and the Battle Droid will still probably sit, but the others are pretty good choices for this line.


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Maybe some could describe what your club does at training days/sessions?
Let's compare notes.
Maybe some could describe what your club does at training days/sessions?
Let's compare notes.
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My observation; very little training gets done, only want to work on multiple marks with alot of handling instead to teaching concepts to build on.
Disclaimer; I don't do club training days anymore, too much work for too little sugar.
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Our clubs do not do training days but they do picnic test or trials. They set up a tests and you use it as TRAINING however you want. Run singles off of multiples, work on line manners, run with collar on. To me it's invaluable. I train alone mostly so it is the only place I can train under the trial/test atmosphere. It would be pretty tough to just train on any one thing with 40 people and dogs out there
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This time around we re trying something different for the winter months. We have limited training areas because of the snow so have decided to do an hour of obedience training with the group as we are finding this an area that members with their first dogs are struggling with. We will also look at the use of e-collars with this group as they are just learning how to use them. For the more advanced dogs we will concentrate on drills and training concepts. Once spring arrives we hope to move the concepts into the field.One Sunday a month the training will be the responsibility of a member. They will set up a hunt test scenerio and members can run it at their level. All equipment will be used at these days, decoys, mojos, shot guns, multiple holding blind etc. The other 3 Sundays we will take a concept we see that needs work and concentrate on that. Like most things those that showup and put some effort into it should see advancement in their dogs.
If you do a search on marking drills, you will no doubt see some threads that include links to Kwicklabs website.
I think there are many very detailed explainations of set-ups and drills, that would be benificial to most all dog, and levels.
Y drills, ABCDE drills, W drills ect..
You can run blinds on your own,, but to get a teaching environment for marking is a hard thing to do without help..
I havent attended a Club Training day for years.. Just always seemed to be a round the horn triple with a blind,, and everyone wanting to change it up some way.. Not enough work for the time spent..
I train with a very focused FT group now where everybody knows pretty much what they need to work on and how to go about it, knows each others dogs and all work together to improve each dog. Club training days over the years proved to be a frustrating waste of time for me in several ways and will I probably not attend another.
Field Trials are competitions....not everyone gets a "participation ribbon" and they do "keep score"
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Here was our "training days" last week when I threw birds for Don Remien - Rising Sun Retrievers
1. Don's assistant's had already aired the dogs out long before sun up
2. we met at the trailer park/campground and caravan to training grounds 7:45 am sharp
3. once we reached the grounds Don surveyed the area, while his assistants unloaded the 4 wheelers, I would get a bird sack loaded along with a starter pistol and ample ammo, we would get our radios and head toward our stations, birds were in the air within twenty minutes of being on the grounds...we bird throwers knew the sequence and would not change unless instructed
4. meanwhile the amateur clients would bring the dogs up and have them in the holding blinds ready to go
5. it was as efficient as a well oiled field trial...everyone worked, if you weren't running a dog or throwing marks, you were playing bird steward and talking retrieved birds to the drying rack..we would radio in when we got down to two birds so re birding was done efficiently and quickly
6. we were able to get through a triple or delayed quad with 25 dogs within two hours....we would then shift angles and throw another set of marks
One of the reasons I enjoy throwing marks for Don and his clients is that they waste very little time, we save the chit chat and gossip for afterwards..Don and his Team are very good at time management, and they get a lot of work in with short days of sunlight...Don is very good at setting up scenarios that will benefit everyone on the truck, no one stands around,everyone works, everyone has a good time and cheers on everyone elses triumphs and good dog work
I think another idea would be for clubs who have quite a few members with new pups, is to have maybe 1or 2 folks that are well versed in the yard.
have those folks take that group of pups through the yard from basic OB to ff, to pile work, ending with the group running their first cld blblind shove each participant homework, then review progress each week
1 go over a dill and land set up and get every body on the same page for the morning training.
2 set up a drill and run all dogs and handlers through. the drill is usually flexible to accomodate most dogs and handlers.
3 set up and run a land series test usually a triple with 2 blind options and optional walk up poison bird honor and diversion options. the handler can run the test any way they choose in any order and even move the line if they want.
we break for lunch then repeat evrey thing in the water.
we limit handlers to 3 dogs and evreybody takes their turn in the field.we allow each handler as much time as they need on the line to accomplish their goals for the day.and split into smaller groups if we are able.some of our more experianced handlers spend more time helping others on these monthly training days than running their own dog but they also train 3-5 days aweek. thats how we do it at river valley hrc.


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How I started being involved in mozilla
Once upon a time I used to be a Desktop linux user , and OS/2 user and a BeOS user. Back in 1999, around the M8 release - Be Inc. did a port of mozilla. This meant that my favorite os would have a better browser than Netpositive that couldn't even render /.
At this time I was working for ITSgroup, installing, deploying Computer Associates software at clients - and my laptop was able to only run Linux or Windows. My home only had a slow modem with very pricey access fee to the net. So I decided that I could use the bandwidth available at work ( a whooping 2 MB ) to test Mozilla on either Linux or Windows and report bugs. I thought that fixing bugs on linux, windows would also fix bugs on the product Be would release.
And Be went to the toilet, and I switched to the then very nice toy os that Mac OS X 10.0 was. I tried to participate to opendarwin, tried mach-o builds when they were experimental. But Mozilla at that time was really unusable on mac os. But I kept using it on my work machines because of the tab feature. Trying to report bug when I could.
One day I stubble upon something called Chimera. Ho and that was able to browse the web, and it was fast, slick and efficient, so every now and then I would download the latest version and run it. I don't remember how, but at some point I made the connection with Camino and Mozilla - something I was familiar with. That was just before the release of Camino 0.7. The Camino effort almost got killed when Apple released Safari. Unfortunately Safari didn't let me log on my favorite site at that time the mighty ubix.org. So I kept using he browser that worked for me: Camino
In July of that same year, the mozilla/netscape teams got fired and I wanted Camino to make progress , so I started to annoy Mike Pinkerton, Simon Woodside to make Camino more a community effort. I started this blog for that purpose - see my post from that time in the mozilla/camino section. #camino appeared on irc.mozilla.org and we started working towards 0.8. A few months later the build requirement changed, and I couldn't help with dev so I started working on making l10n work for Camino. At the same time I needed a proper email client so I used Thunderbird and tried to report bugs.
In 2004 Tristan made more noise about Fosdem, and agreed to give me a ride back from Brussels if I attended. So I went and had a blast - I met Patrick the author of enigmail, Alex from svg and jssh fame.
In 2006 my personal life went upside down so I decided not to continue Camino related activities, I got a job offer in Holland from Alex who I had met at fosdem again in 2005 and 2006. I took the offer as QA lead for Joost a video client based on xulrunner. That started my professional life doing quality assurance. In 2008, we stopped doing mozilla related things and at fosdem I talked to Peterv and he simply said send a resume over if you want to do more Mozilla related things. That got me thinking - It reminded me david's email about the start of mozillamessaging and I ended up applying for their QA lead position. After tow rounds of interviews (I refused after the first round because I was starting to see someone and thought I wouldn't have the time to do a proper job) I started in February 2009 working full time on Thunderbird.
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