They helped in the pre-Nighthold quests, and also you have to take into account that they started using Withered BEFORE they learned about the cure.
STRESS
The confusion caused when one's mind
overrides the body's basic
desire to choke the living shit out of
some jerk who desperately needs it
It was a fun little side activity for rep + ap for a couple weeks. Really irrelevant now.
Did it the other day as part of the quests where you get your first try for free on a 2 week old Resto Druid for some free rep.
Actually it was fine as a healer... Just made sure to sunfire / moonfire mobs to get initial aggro to keep it off my weak guys who loved to try run away. Managed to 100% clear the place out starting with 6 withered, and finish with 41 withered still alive to clean up all the good chests to make the next time I go in there easier.
Well I struggled on my mage while being frost, after reskilling to fire things got much easier (dragon's breath aoe stun is great, since all mobs and bosses there can be stunned, also self-heal when blinking). With my outlaw rogue, I had much less problems, probably because it's a melee with self-heal and good aoe. My hunter and warlock had no problems whatsoever, tank pets are neat. But I definitively had the easiest runs on my blood DK. Anecdotal thing for my healer: Having the berserker in focus and protecting him with my disc shield on CD helped much for the survivability.
Anyway, as long as the withered don't have many upgrades, it's definitively good to bring along as many as possible, and only recruit new ones after killing the stealth boss, then collect all additional withered and take as many chests as you can. I usually get chests worth of 15-20 withered per run now, even on my healer.
I guess if I had the whole day to play, then I would run the scenario very often; at the moment, I only have the time to run it on characters who still need exalted when the right emissary is up. It's kinda cool to have your own army of mana-starved elf-zombies. I also like the sounds they make.
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I was hoping for them to be in a raid encounter too. (throwback boss to war3 dota maps anyone?)
But i can understand why thalisra wouldn't want use of your own sick people as essentially slaves and cannon fodder to be seen by the other elven factions as their first contact, especially now that there is a good chance they can actually be cured. I think using them was always a necessity to survive not something they would ever do by choice.
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To watch your army die to the first boss every time, and make you realise that there was no purpose and stop before you started
Challenge Mode : Play WoW like my disability has me play:
You will need two people, Brian MUST use the mouse for movement/looking and John MUST use the keyboard for casting, attacking, healing etc.
Briand and John share the same goal, same intentions - but they can't talk to each other, however they can react to each other's in game activities.
Now see how far Brian and John get in WoW.