I am the “other” person working on this blog. I will be mostly dealing with the technical side of running a World of Warcraft blog but also adding my thought’s here and there, and occasionally posting a thing or two when Dedbitt cannot.

So who am I? Well now that is a good question. I am a friend of and guild member with Dedbitt. He gave me a invite to the WotLK beta and I have been having a ton of fun playing around in it. I am loving the new Death Knight class and all it can do for my style and type of playing. What style and type would that be?

Like I said I will not be posting a lot but when I do I want to bring a more casual take to being a Death Knight in WoW. Yeah, I am a very casual player. As of this writing I have no level 70’s at all and I am really lucky if I can get 10 hours to play a week. I do love the game and because of my time restrictions I have found a what I believe is fun way to capitalize on the time I have in game.

Well thats all I got for you now. With Dedbitt at BlizzCon this week I will be doing some general info post while we wait for him to bring us back all the good Death Knight news from the con.

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I’m Dedbitt, the resident death knight. My partner is Gillderon, the geek behind this site. Together we came up with the idea for this blog centered around WoW’s newest class, death knight. I’ll be your guide to all things death knight while Gillderon keeps this place nice and shiney, but expect us both to do some off speccing and doing different roles from time to time.

There are a lot of WoW blogs out there already. We had both thought about doing some WoW blogging in the past, however we never felt we had enough new content or ideas to justify joining the bloggers already covering most of the angles. Then Blizzard introduced the new death knight class, which I decided to switch to the instant I read about it in the program guide at BlizzCon 2007. With death knights being a new class that meant everything dealing with them, from the character models to theorycrafting to blogging is all new for everyone. So we decided to be a part of the initial launch of death knight content.

I’ve been lucky in terms of being about to experience death knights early, especially with my fascination with them since BlizzCon. Having gone to BlizzCon I was one of the first players invited into the Wrath of the Lich King beta. I went straight for a new death knight and never looked back. What doubts I had were put down by the starter area. What boredom I had leveling through Outland was tempered by the speed of progression and forgotten after my first Northrend quest chain. After hitting level 80 on beta I’ve spent my time preparing for my real death knight when expansion hits: reading related news, going over the theorycraft, stocking up for leveling and profession skill ups. I’ve managed to run into some pitfalls, in beta and in my planning, but I’ve found ways around them and this blog is a great opportunity to share my experience with the many new death knights we’ll see soon on our live realms, both those switching to mains and rolling a new, fun alt.

Between now and expansion’s launch date this blog will be focusing on preparing for your death knight. You may be surprised how much you can do right now to make things easier later. After Wrath of the Lich King is released we’ll be leveling up together. Outland leveling, given most of us have done it before, is a good time to feel out the death knight and get to know the class. Once we hit Northrend we’ll be ready to take on all of the new content and death knight abilities. Eventually we’ll catch up to our guild mates and reach end game. My focus will remain on raiding, but with Lake Wintergrasp I’m sure PvP will make some appearances. I can already imagine what some of the old world events are going to be like with death knights (dibs on Great-father Winter’s lap).

We hope you enjoy reading this blog as much as we enjoy writing it. As is the custom on the Internet we’re always open to comments, requests, and questions.