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Pssst! Hot Tips for Tome and Matty's Excellent Adventure

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I just got the okay to distribute some extra hints for the Outland locations. Below are the rules and then both sets of hints with the zone included. Hopefully I've matched up the hints properly but it's always possible I've forgotten where I went which should just add another level of confusement excitement!

Round I: Way-Out in Outlands...

The Rules:

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Sometimes, You Get What You Need

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"Sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need." It's so true.  What I wanted, was to walk away from World of Warcraft.  Focus on other things, many of which I outlined when I announced my pending exodus.  The plan, then, was to do a Horde raid (Karazhan) and an Alliance raid (Icecrown Citadel) as I rode off into the sunset.

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So, this is what it's all about...

Drabble: Survivor.

The summer months had been fat and lazy, like an overripe blackberry that didn’t reach its promotion to lips, tongue, or tummy. Summer lies. Before the rains, before the snow, the sun pretended as if nothing was wrong, that it had been strong, and in command all along. Haanta and Sweater went into the fire zone. It was probably too late. Seasons were changing, and they had missed their target. The huntress put her face in the bear’s rough yet comforting fur. He smelled like pine needles, salt, and scorched earth. Always protecting her, the beast and beauty, winter approached.

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