Yet another Timewalking loot post ( As directed by GM)
Opened timewalking Cache before hotfix
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Did Blizzard just hotfix an ilvl requirement onto Awakened LFR?
Best way to farm Tusks of Mannoroth?
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Don't read anything atm, finished The crippled god a fiew weeks ago and have been planning to starting on the black company series ones my exams are over. Must say thou, my mind is still reeling from the epicness of the crippled god. The entire malazan series was an incredible journey.
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2013-12-14, 08:11 AM #1321I am Murloc!
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2013-12-31, 02:38 AM #1322Titan
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Finally going to start GRRM's Dying Of The Light today after finishing the entirety of the Ender's Game series. Excited, then moving on to Dune, which makes me doubly excited.
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2013-12-31, 06:44 PM #1323Deleted
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2013-12-31, 06:47 PM #1324Deleted
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
Overload on the details, but interesting so far. (half way through)
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2013-12-31, 06:48 PM #1325Grunt
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City Of Ashes - Cassandra Clare
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2013-12-31, 06:48 PM #1326Mechagnome
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i didn't care for the hunger game books.. the main character had no morals.. the only time she made a morally right decision was when it had no drawbacks to her. read the whole series and watch when she makes her decisions.. they are made in a way that benefit her with no repercussions.
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2013-12-31, 06:49 PM #1327Deletedyou are in for the ride of your life. Originally Posted by SarSil
"night of the wolves" deep space nine trilogy.
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2013-12-31, 07:07 PM #1328Mechagnome
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December I have read.
Under a Graveyard Sky by John Ringo
http://www.amazon.com/Under-Graveyar...dp/1451639198/
Scrapyard Ship by Mark McGinnis
http://www.amazon.com/Scrapyard-Ship.../dp/B00FH1ZO3U
The power of Six
http://www.amazon.com/Power-Six-Lori...dp/0061974579/
ReRead
Crosstime Engineer by Leo Frankowski (one of my favorite series)
http://www.amazon.com/Cross-Time-Eng...dp/0345327624/
THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB
One moment Conrad Schwartz was a hungover hiker in the mountains of modern Poland, the next he was running for his life from an angry Teutonic knight.
At first Conrad just thought he'd stumbled across a mad hermit. But several days of ever stranger events convinced him that he had somehow been stranded in A.D 1231.
And that meant Conrad had to turn Medieval Poland into the most powerful country in the world. Otherwise the Mongols were destined to destroy it--in just ten years!
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2014-01-01, 07:36 AM #1329Legendary!
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Gerald B. Gardner-Keris and Other Malay Weapons.
I don't read a lot of fiction, but I'm constantly reading books on weaponry and warfare.
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2014-01-01, 11:24 PM #1331Old God
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Jeder stirbt fur sich allein by Hans Fallada
The nerve is called the "nerve of awareness". You cant dissect it. Its a current that runs up the center of your spine. I dont know if any of you have sat down, crossed your legs, smoked DMT, and watch what happens... but what happens to me is this big thing goes RRRRRRRRRAAAAAWWW! up my spine and flashes in my brain... well apparently thats whats going to happen if I do this stuff...
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2014-01-01, 11:25 PM #1332Deleted
Procrastinating on Lolita for school.
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2014-01-04, 05:17 AM #1333Grunt
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The Myst Reader for like the 10th time. I love Myst.
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2014-01-04, 05:25 AM #1334The Lightbringer
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Currently reading The Twelve, the 2nd book in the Passage Trilogy. Good series so far.
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2014-01-04, 10:55 PM #1335Herald of the Titans
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Got my copy of the Silmarillion yesterday, pretty tough stuff to read but really enjoyable so far.
People don't forgive, they forget. - Rust Cohle
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2014-01-06, 04:29 PM #1336Deleted
Doctor Sleep by Stephen King... what a huge letdown.
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2014-01-06, 04:38 PM #1337Pandaren Monk
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Im currently reading the mmochampion forums...
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Halo Forerunner saga book three, Silentium.
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2014-01-06, 07:57 PM #1338Titan
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The series kind of gets dull for a couple of books after Winters Heart, but it picks up again in The Gathering Storm. Honestly I thought Crossroads of Twilight and Knife of Dreams were the two most boring books by a long shot and I think that's generally the fan consensus as well. Originally Posted by Cantwingrr
What?! Mistborn only got better after the first book which I thought was for the most part, the dullest book in the trilogy. Alloy of Law was a good read though, apparently that's the first in another trilogy in the Mistborn universe. I read Steelheart before Christmas, that was a decent book but it pales in comparison to most of the other series that Sanderson has written or is going to write. I felt the characters didn't have much depth to them and the amount of back story behind the whole universe is a bit lacking, but I will reserve full judgement on the Reckoners series until it's been completed. Very much excited for Words of Radiance though, apparently it's in the final stages of editing and should be ready for the March 4th release. Originally Posted by Jackmoves
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2014-01-06, 07:58 PM #1339Deleted
Horus Heresy Vol 5 Fulgrim
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2014-01-06, 08:32 PM #1340The Lightbringer
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Wash by Margaret Wrinkle.
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