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The Queue: Pandaren picture

Welcome back to The Queue, the daily Q&A column in which the WoW Insider team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Mike Sacco will be your host today.

This is a picture of two pandaren.

cdered81 asked:

What happens when a pandaren use the Orb of Deception?

Last I checked they got decked out in an outfit and tabard that looked like it would belong to the opposite faction.

Aurek asked:

Another lore question, and one somewhat puzzling to me as a roleplayer: do the Pandaren from the Wandering Isle (i.e., player character Pandaren) revere the August Celestials like native Pandarians? Or has the concept of the Celestials been lost in the years since the Isle and its inhabitants have remained away from their homeland? I'd like to know if my old brewmaster should be telling folks, "May the Red Crane watch over you", or similar. Thanks!

It's safe to assume that the Wandering Isle pandaren would revere the four elemental spirits you encounter there rather than the Celestials. Even then, Wandering Isle quests indicate that it's been a while since anyone really cared about those spirits. The Celestials were long-forgotten, I'm sure.

Tabh asked:

So we all just found out that Dawn of the Aspects is coming out soon, at least part 1. My question is, should I read 'The Shattering', or can I just pick this up? I haven't read any of the books except 'Arthas: Rise of the LIch King'.

As long as you have a basic understanding of who the Aspects are, you should have no trouble following the plot of Dawn of the Aspects.

Chad C asked: What are the odds that we don't kill Hellscream in this expansion, but instead he escapes to Outland to continue to build his idea of the Horde, and that becomes the next expansion? It seems like a natural progression of current events and gets us back to Outland.

It's pretty unlikely, in my opinion. This expansion's post-launch story is all about Garrosh, and it'd be kind of silly to have two entire expansions about him. I think Blizzard knows we're ready to wrap this thing up.

Ron2 asked:

What exactly did the Yaungol do to incur our wrath? There were a few who enslaved Pandaren to grow vegetables or something, but how does that justify our attacks on a seemingly unrelated Fire Camp in Townlong? It seems to me that they're just trying to survive in the face of an early Mantid swarm, same as everybody else.

Yaungol were forced out of their homes on the steppes by the early mantid swarm, so they're encroaching on the territory of pandaren and grummles. The key here is that the yaungol aren't interested in working together with the other races. They want to be conquerors instead of survivors.

Majormaster asked:
Am I the only one who REALLY wants Vol'jin to be the next Horde leader? Tides of War seemed to push Baine into contention. I haven't done the Dominance Offensive quests and saw below that Lor'themar was now leading the pack.

There are a couple of factions within the Horde with serious concerns about the survival of their race. The undead seem to have gotten 'new life' with the Val'kyr. But what about the Trolls? The orcs (orc as in Garrosh, but still) seem to be backtracking and slowly letting in every Orc clan, even former enemies, (Rageroar, Blackrock, Dragonmaw) join the Horde. Even the dwarves allowed the Iron kind to join them. Can we expect the same for Vol'jin and his Darkspears?

I would have to imagine a drastic decision will have to be made. Which, depending on the alliances Vul'jin chooses, may affect the Trolls membership within the Horde. Nutty or not, the Zandalari raise a valid point about the survivial of their race.

Thoughts?

Vol'Jin and Baine are pretty much the only ones in the running for Warchief at this point, and Vol'Jin definitely has more experience than Baine. There's also a Vol'Jin novel coming out this year, so that might be an indicator as to where things are going. Have questions about the World of Warcraft? The WoW Insider crew is here with The Queue, our daily Q&A column. Leave your questions in the comments, and we'll do our best to answer 'em! Tags: featured, guide, qa, question-and-answer, wow-answers, wow-daily-answers, wow-daily-questions, wow-guide, wow-player-questions, wow-q-and-a, wow-questions

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Mists of Pandaria: Leveling Review

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Late last night I finally hit level 90 on my druid and ended with a leveling experience while Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King, when they were first released. Since this morning, I'm just one of three players in my guild to 90 matches, which is a good indicator that Blizzard has in fact go old school expansion, despite the naysayers.I'm glad to be rid of Cataclysm.To begin with, there are elites running around almost all areas. Their number increases with each zone. Yesterday in the Dread Waste (this place is full of elites) leveling my friend, a magician, was elementary from a crushed stone he saw no PAT, and later he was looking for from a mantid silithid he fell to realize it made a kill no part of our search.Then, of course, was the 20 minutes that the four of us (was lvl 90) spent trying to find a rare elite Pandaren Monk for murder, after we fought for half an hour with a group of horde that had the same idea, they finally agreed when I used Typhoon on their healer and got him off a cliff. If you're wondering, all the rares in Pledge Aria Elite. In this phase of expansion, they can not be solo'd, and I laughed at enough players who have tried. I tried in the beginning and took a 200k hit on the face -. Immediate deathThe zones are composed brilliantly. Leveled after the beta, I knew some of what to do and where to go, selection Christianity quest hubs, plotting my course through areas. In contrast to the beginning of the Jade Forest, players are not required to get from point A to point B than C. A player can now choose B, C, A, or just skip to the D. The scenery is not too shabby.As explorers, there is much to discover on the way. Blizzard remains hidden in the earth, in the houses and in the caves, to read along with lore on statues, scrolls and books. I do not think 25% of what is on Pawn aria from glimpsing my work completed.There are no flying until max level, so there is a lot of ground skirmish with the opposing faction (it was incessantly is for me like my Alliance of Horde on my server surpassed) and competition for nodes.The music is on par with Grizzly Hills, which tracks all over the Shado-pan are my favorites.Yes, there are Pandaren. Yes, they are a race of humanoid pandas who want to learn about drunk and martial arts. Since NPCs they sprinkled through the zones. Some areas, such as Dread waste, they are few and far between. The entire expansion is not about them, as players, we pass in their country cause of unrest in our war.As usual, there are references to pop culture and eggs. One of my favorites was a tribute to The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. In short, a Leviathon show in a fishing village, and I had to jump shoot in a boat, harpoons from a cannon as they covered a huge octopus gull circled. Who sailed on the high seas with Gamecube link, get the reference. This time there is an abundance of vanity items from quests had to be everything from drums golden brown bananas to emit a beam of light.While the new operating system bores me and the pet battle system is just something for me to kill time between dungeons (I admit, I hated the idea of ​​pet battles, but she's kind of convinced me when I realized that there are strategies) are appeals to cook a bit more dynamic. It is not the normal routine of killing things that harvest meat and vegies and cooking. I level a number of newspapers and six different cooking specialties.What make the leveling aspect of fields and professions, MOP, and perhaps beyond the standard of the old. My biggest complaint is that there are only four dungeons on the way, as most services are designed for max level, and I have not even seen.At the end of the day, as exhausted as I am grinding the whole week, fog Aria Pledge of renewed my interest in WoW, when I look at the breaking point and was always on the edge of the exit. I do not know how long the fun will last for something new, but I know it's a good extension as the biggest complaints I see on the forum if fail servers, acceleration / professionals are too difficult to complete / time consuming, or leveling takes too long.
I went to this website and all of my leveling troubles vanished, I was able to catch up to my friends in a very short period of time since I dont get the chance to play everyday.

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