Obtained at level 1 in Deathknell where your journey to level 70 begins.
Rude Awakening appears to be exclusive to Undead characters.
The quest given by Mordo, the caretaker has asked you to speak with Shadow Priest Sarvis.
Shadow Priest Sarvis is located in the church just a little ahead. After accepting the quest from Mordo just walk ahead on the road till you enter an another village sort of a place. Just as you enter it enter the church on the left handside. Thats where the Shadow Priest Sarvis is waiting for you. You 40 XP upon completing this quest.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
WOW Add-Ons
Here are few usefull adds-on and their website source.
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/addons/
Few of them commonly used are
DamageMeters :- DamageMeters monitors damage and healing done by and to yourself and other nearby players. It keeps a running total for each player and displays the information as a bars chart in a frame on the screen. It is perfect for real-time comparison of the various members of your party or raid. At any time the text results can be output as "says", to raid or party chat, or whispered to another player. Many console commands exist for customizing the meters: type /dmhelp for a listing.
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/567/
KLHThreatMeter :- KLHThreatMeter is like a damage meter, except it records your threat. By monitoring all the abilities you use and checking your talents, armour set bonuses and buffs, the addon can recreate the threat list of a mob. This makes tank transitions simple, and allows DPS to maximise their damage without pulling aggro.
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/4204/
Few others commonly used are :-
Atlasloot Enhanced (Map)
Atlas (Map)
Natur EnemyCastBar (Combat)
X-Perl UnitFrames (Unit Frames)
Titan Panel (Action Bars)
ScrollingCombatText (Combat)
Deadly Boss Mods (Raids & Encounters)
Auctioneer (Auction & Economy)
SW Stats (Raids & Encounters)
All these are avialble at http://wow.curse.com/
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/addons/
Few of them commonly used are
DamageMeters :- DamageMeters monitors damage and healing done by and to yourself and other nearby players. It keeps a running total for each player and displays the information as a bars chart in a frame on the screen. It is perfect for real-time comparison of the various members of your party or raid. At any time the text results can be output as "says", to raid or party chat, or whispered to another player. Many console commands exist for customizing the meters: type /dmhelp for a listing.
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/567/
KLHThreatMeter :- KLHThreatMeter is like a damage meter, except it records your threat. By monitoring all the abilities you use and checking your talents, armour set bonuses and buffs, the addon can recreate the threat list of a mob. This makes tank transitions simple, and allows DPS to maximise their damage without pulling aggro.
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/4204/
Few others commonly used are :-
Atlasloot Enhanced (Map)
Atlas (Map)
Natur EnemyCastBar (Combat)
X-Perl UnitFrames (Unit Frames)
Titan Panel (Action Bars)
ScrollingCombatText (Combat)
Deadly Boss Mods (Raids & Encounters)
Auctioneer (Auction & Economy)
SW Stats (Raids & Encounters)
All these are avialble at http://wow.curse.com/
Emotes
Everyone loves emotes! Emotes are pre-generated macro sayings and actions that just require the proper code (text/name) to activate. To perform an emote type "/emotename". You can create your own emotes by typing "/em text".
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/emotes.html
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/emotes.html
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