So sad. Uninstalled.
World of Warcraft
The bulk of this year was spent playing World of Warcraft. Right after Blizzcon 2017, I started leveling characters so that they’d be at max level when Battle for Azeroth arrived. I found as I was doing this that I enjoyed the Class quests more than I would have guessed.
I stuck in my toe in some LFR’s, and they weren’t bad at all. I didn’t feel like there was much of a reward for participating in them, which I suppose is the point. You’re supposed to be in a Raid Guild that only let’s you go along if they’re desperate, and they sure aren’t going to let you have any gear drops, because those are for the real raiders. Pretty icky, in my opinion. At least if something is available as LFR you can just leap in there, and experience the content, since many story lines conclude in Raids, apparently. If that’s actually the case, you might want to tweak that so everyone can complete quest story lines start to finish on their own.
Only seven characters were ready when the expansion arrived, and I sent them through each area in kind of a little conga line. It was good, and then it became grindy, particularly in Stormsong Valley (which I’m still not over).
After taking a break in November/December I’ve gone back in with a new plan, an even better plan (Start the Revolution Without Me). I’m going to run characters to 120 one at a time, leading this time around with my Demon Hunter.
I didn’t realize how much I missed bouncing around on my characters on other servers, and creating new characters on new servers. Sometimes I like to drop back to simpler times in the game world. I killed off four characters I never play (still very hard to do). Whoo hoo! I now have six open character slots for creating new characters on realms unknown.
Once again I have to comment on the awful new character models. It would be more palatable if there were barbershop options to change eye size and color, and many more hairstyles and colors available.
Everquest 2
I was really enjoying Everquest 2 earlier this year, and subscribed for a time. Somehow I got caught up in trying to work on crafting for each character, and while it was interesting, it felt onerous after a bit, so I drifted away. I’m certain to return to this game in 2019 as I have some really enjoyable characters there, I like the world, I love the quests.
Blaugust
I participated for the first time. I was really pleased to reach my goal of posting every day, and I liked my content. What started off as a pretty convivial atmosphere among bloggers soon seemed rather clique-y to me. It also seemed to me that there was some unneeded competitiveness and bloggers taking shots at others. No need for that.
On the plus side, I looked at some games in my Steam Library, and really liked them, but need to go back and finish them.
As part of Blaugust, I dipped back into some games I hadn’t played in awhile, Lord of The Rings Online, Wildstar, and Rift and Secret World. I enjoyed my time in all of them, and was sad to see the announcement that Wildstar would close. I will try to make time for the remaining games again in 2019.
Elder Scrolls Online
I started playing this more regularly in September, logging in each day for the Reward. By October, I was playing longer sessions, had truly fallen for the game, and I subscribed. I hope to write about it more, it is so deep and rich.
Star Wars Galaxies (Emu) The other game I’ve played at almost Live Game Levels this year is Star Wars Galaxies, the Pre-Combat Upgrade version. The game remains the most absorbing, live your life in an alternate world experience ever. I’ve always hoped someone would make a game with all of it’s features, but there is still nothing like it.
Return of the The Last Chapter Blog as my Game Blog
It has been a good thing, moving back to my earlier blog. The blog was originally created to share World of Warcraft tips as I was learning them with my guild mates/family. They’re a rowdy bunch, though, and only my spouse always read it. I do like the Pages option at the top for linking to my favorite games and the sites that give guides for playing. That will need quite a bit of work.
I’ve found a bunch of new podcasts to try out, and will work on getting a updated list on the sidebar.
I miss my nice pictures to break up headings on the sidebar, so I’m going to get around that by sticking any picture I want to use on the sidebar in some selected post. Once you do that, it seems to become part of some nice picture archive you can always draw from. Work around solutions ftw.
Guilds, guilds guilds. If I analyze myself, I’m going to posit that I’m doomed to never be happy in guilds that aren’t like the first guild I was ever in, Galaxies Style.
It Offered:
Lively personalities, excellent guild chat.
Good Leadership (though this point varied/changed/proved the ultimate downfall of the guild along with the advent of World Of Warcraft entering the MMO scene)
A core group of about five players who were reliably on, always helpful, good at recruiting new members, always working to make a guild and ultimately a city that allowed the group to thrive and grow even more.
Regular events such as hunts or doing Rebel missions/base attacks to help people advance in the GCW (Galactic Civil War).
Anyone asking for help gets it from whoever can help.
Players who were generous with their time and crafts.
But what do I really want?
I’ve joined, often briefly, dozens of guilds from random invites. The first things that gets me is silent guild chat in guilds with 500 members and only five ever on.
These have mostly been in Wow. Early on, guilds that claimed they’d help you level would do nothing but direct you to Thotbott with any questions. I want my lowbies to have someone help them with fights they have trouble with (doesn’t happen much anymore at any level, but there used to be sticking points in WOW’s terrain.)
One of the best ways to level, and most fun for me is dungeons. In any game, I’d like the guild to be willing to organize dungeon runs, just regular dungeons. This not only provides, or should provide, leveling help, but it’s a great opportunity to train players in a non-harsh PUG environment how to play their classes well in a group.
Did you see Eliot Lefebvre’s article http://massivelyop.com/2017/06/21/perfect-ten-mmo-grouping-advice-you-shouldnt-bother-giving/
This, as they say. None of these things are helpful to anyone in the entire dungeon group, certainly not to those trying to learn skills. Ideally, the guilded player doesn’t need to PUG, and won’t hear these things, and they are a far better player for it.
Sharing of resources: I know Guild Bank Management can be a pain, and people toss in all sorts of stuff, trying to contribute to the group. Most often, they have no idea what is useful and what is not. The frustrated GB manager can often be heard threatening people for putting in useless stuff which they’re going to toss or sell soon. This can shake newbies to the core and make them feel like fools. How does this contribute a sense of welcome and camaraderie?
It’s called Guild Chat for a reason! I have hardly ever run into a player who was a motor mouth and they never were silent. I personally don’t appreciate or take part in conversations about the real world, I’m here to leave that behind zzzzzzzz. I do think that players in guilds, particularly the Officers, should be in there talking to people about the game, seeing if anyone needs help, has questions. There should be some spark of life in the place. One of the things a guild might recruit for is personality. Look for it, find it, encourage it.
Make newbies feel welcome. The people recruiting should be aware of the person’s class and profession, and should help to introduce the player to the others. Let them know who is good at a particular class and profession so the player can have some idea of who can mentor them. Having players who will be new member mentors is guild role that can be key to a guild’s health and survival.
My Own Efforts
I don’t find these things often, and so in the past I’ve created my own guilds. Because we have had enough family members to keep things interesting, it hasn’t gone beyond that. Early on I encouraged everyone to go ahead and invite other players to join, but aren’t we all such introverts that we never did it. As the leader, I polled people and it turns out they didn’t actually want strangers in the guild, making them be social and putting their mitts in the guild bank. Rofl, rofl, rofl.
Undaunted, I really wanted to be the super duper guild leader I desired to find myself.
I created a guild blog that had tips I’d learned from voracious reading about the game, and interesting articles. How I wanted to share! Nobody but my beloved spouse, who generously reads all my blogs, ever looked at the blog.
I had my crafters leveling as quickly as I could and I provided potions, scrolls, armor, weapons, every single thing I could make so people could grab and go.
I put money in the bank as I could. My formula was that any of my characters who had over 50 gold would drop the “excess” in the guild bank. Guild repair money, training money, mount money.
We did a few battlegrounds as a group. I was awful, but I went in. These didn’t last too long.
Guild dungeon runs started out not too bad.
Three of us liked dungeons and enjoyed running through them whether guild or pug. The others, not so much, but they’d do it. For the weekly guild runs, which I loved because doh, I actually knew the people, I went into overdrive. I created character sheets for the dungeoneers and ahead of the weekly run, checked the WOW Armory to see what they had armor wise and sent them new pieces if I could make better. I sent scrolls, potions and jewelry for their class and level.
One person (who doesn’t read this blog) had a Paladin and Warrior for the runs but only liked cloth armor and they wouldn’t wear anything else. This person ultimately felt I wouldn’t let them play their class as they liked because I sent things with stats that they actually needed. On the plus side, I learned a lot about the games classes.
Only one person would tank regularly, and was that dread thing, a Draggy Tank. Here’s where the big disadvantage comes in to a family group–nobody would ask him to slow down or talk to him in any way about the difficulty of keeping up. Instead they complained to me. When I mentioned this to Draggy Man, he blew it off and those who were unhappy claimed they loved loved loved his tanking and wouldn’t change a thing. So depressing.
That whole problem eventually ended our dungeon runs. We actually made it much farther than I imagined we ever would, up to Wrath of the Lich King dungeons. Then kablooie.
Now hardly anyone is playing, and all on different servers most days. I think sometimes of opening up one of the guilds to Real People (ha!) but then I have to play more, be there, find a solid core of officers. As you can tell I’m scattered across several servers myself in World of Warcraft, and I play ten other games at any given time so I can’t the do the job right, and thus I won’t do it at all, unless something changes.
The Point Of All This
My new guild, which was fun at first, has had guild chat fall mostly silent. Oddly if you say hi, you get a ton of responses, but if you ask a question, you’re now getting zippo. Sad face.
It seems to now be mostly becoming a Raiding guild, and nothing else is worthy of consideration.
Guild Dungeon Runs have only ever been for Mythic and Heroic and I’m bummed because I hoped to have this guild be one where people ran dungeons together to level up. I don’t know if I can think of a diplomatic way to see if regular runs, maybe even just once a week, could be set up for normal dungeoneering. Why why why am I still Pugging in a group like this?
The guild bank is on major Lockdown, I don’t know what happened there, because I’m not around all the time, but every tab is Deposit Only or Locked. Lazy dog, I hoped when I started my first character here that I could just be a gatherer and toss stuff in the bank and some sweet crafter would provide basic bags and potions I needed.
I now have my alt army in place there with all the crafts covered, but you have to level those characters too in order to get anything useful for the other alts. There are only so many hours in a day, or night, as that’s usually when I play.
This is kind of the point at which I usually silently leave a guild all disappointed, but I think I have to hang in there, and try to talk more in guild chat myself, try to work out some of these things, because there are many many nice people in this group, they’re just chasing other goals than I have myself.
See? I do have some deep thots in my head.
No sun, no problem.
Star Wars Galaxies
I made a factory run of Walls with my Architect, promptly using them up on Cities and Guild Halls.
That twitch to shoot something brought out my halfway there Pistoleer. She would also like to be a Bounty Hunter, but I’m missing just a single box to complete Marksman, Rifles 4. Oh how painful to try to get that last box. Using an SG-82 rifle which looks like a bent pipe. zzzzzz
I sent my TK out briefly for some easy peasy Bol hunting on Dantooine, but her second mission had her chased by a Huurton who had been chomping my bols. There were also two groups of Grauls right nearby. It was never going to end well.
Lord of The Rings Online
More progress in Lothlorien. Bizarrely a quest sent me back into Moria to help Bosi. No one can resist a dwarf. My Yellow Vision is improving. Things didn’t look so bad tonight.
Wildstar
I downloaded Wildstar and will be playing my Medic. It took me a few minutes to get reoriented to the game, but I’m glad to be back, giving it another try. Such a great looking, dare I say, happy game.
Secret World
It’s official Secret World Day so into the Innsmouth Academy instance I went. I immediately hit the wrong icon on the door because I was positioned oddly when I selected it. All downhill from there. It has been a while since I played and I know I didn’t get the codes right in earlier puzzles right off. They must have let me re-start somehow. This door isn’t. I tried looking up how to re-set door puzzles in a variety of different ways. Nada.
Tried going out of the instance and back in. Out of the game and back in. Plink! Somehow I’m getting in there.
Publish 8 is now on the SWG Emu http://www.swgemu.com/forums/content.php
While the Village is still not available, they seem to be getting closer. Lots of other updates to the game, including Cries of Alderan Part 2.
System
Armorsmith:
World of Warcraft
I’m trying to get my Rogue leveled to Draenor. She’s slogging through Hyjal, in what seems like my 20th time through the area. Things are going well, she wins fights pretty quickly and onward.
Tonight a Horde Personage was working the same area and had to run in and kill anything I was going for. I don’t understand at all why Horde and Alliance can’t talk. It is crazy that I can’t tell the guy some indelicate bit.
One step ahead of me for every quest. Get to the cave where you have to drag the little turtle around and kill the big turtle. The guys appears out of nowhere, whack whack.
I’ll just go away and come back later.
Swg Emu-ski
Ok, I have several things to do in SWG so I’ll just pop in there.
Frozen at character load screen…
zzzzzzzz……
Lord of the Rings Online
Hmmm they’re going to start the transfer process again Monday the 14th. It occurs to me my Meneldor characters might get split up and some low level characters might be holding items for higher level ones.
I should check their pockets while there is time. Sure enough the Warden has wood and a boatload of recipes for my Minstrel. Her inventory and bank are full of stuff for the other character. Poor thing.
Log in Minstrel, see what craft level she’s at, have Warden send her wood.
For some bizarre reason, My level 43 Minstrel is in the Shire, near Needlehole. Her map thingie would take her to Angmar, but I’d like her to catch up on crafts so she can clear inventory space.
I could just ride, but I decide to use the Stable horses. Needlehole to Hobbiton. Hobbiton to West Bree.
Except. Suddenly my horse freezes. Can’t dismount. Try logging out to log back in but Disconnected from Server.
I’d like to play something for a bit longer tonight but I guess I don’t dare.
Tobold has an interesting post on “neverending content” based on a quote from former World of Warcraft developer Ghostcrawler:
This is pretty el cheapo as a throwback, but be glad I’m not posting the longer poem I scrawled on the same page.
Apologies to my loyal Galaxies Tuesday readers for no Galaxies at all last week. 😦 Busy, busy with Draenor. You know how that goes.
My first character in Galaxies was a Doctor. It actually took me six months to get Master Doctor because one of the lines of the skill tree was medicinal crafting and an ore that I needed did not spawn on my server for several months. I was just stuck. When it did spawn, it’s stats were absolute junk but I was so thrilled to even see it show up.
The resource shifts in Galaxies were part of the thrill of the Resource Hunt. Something might not show up at all, or it would only spawn on Dathomir, or in some impossible to place anything but a small harvester spot. In the case of creature resources, you would really need the help of a hunting group, particularly on the “adventure planets” in order to gather enough to use or sell. Sometimes you could just get in a random group of people hunting the resource, but best if you could snare it all for yourself, muhahaha.
All of this data is nicked from SWGCreatures.comunashamedly! Great resource, but when I was hunting for either Herbivore or Avian meat, I found that I kept on having to go back the website, note down what I should be looking for on a given planet… and of course, by the time the next spawn of decent meat had shifted in for that planet, the original piece of paper was long gone. So I offer this table instead.
Please send updates to SWGCreatures.com, not me!
“Chall” is the creature’s challenge level as reported by SWGCreatures.com. I’ve started trying to give an indication of how much of the relevant resource each creature drops… but this was very 11th hour, and I’ve only got 3 so far! In any event, this entire column is very vague, as I’m not sure what the relationship is between harvesting skill and amount harvested. To fill you in, I’ve got the third box in the scout tree, but I’ve rounded all these drops to the closest 5.
Planet
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Herbivore |
Avian |
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Creature
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Chall
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Drop
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Creature
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Chall
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Drop
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Naboo |
Bolle Bol |
27
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50
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Nuna |
10
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Chuba, Large |
5
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5
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Flewt, Savage Queen |
10
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Falumpaset |
19
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Kaadu Trampler, Aggravated |
17
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Falumpaset, Rogue |
18
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Kaadu, Female |
12
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Gnort |
4
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Kaadu, Gungan |
13
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Gnort, Massive |
4
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Kaadu, Male |
14
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Gualama, Dappled |
14
|
20
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Kaadu, Motley |
8
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Pulveriser, Elder |
?
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Nuna, Carnivorous |
13
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Nuna, Diseased |
6
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Nuna, Dwarf |
5
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Peko Peko |
14
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Peko Peko, Albatross |
155
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Corellia |
Bageraset |
10
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Kaadu |
10
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Bageraset Bruiser |
12
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Carrion Spat |
10
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Bageraset, Rogue |
13
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Carrion Spat Corpsereaver |
13
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Durni |
7
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Carrion Spat, Giant |
18
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Durni, Crazed |
10
|
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Gulginaw |
13
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Kahmurra, Berserk |
19
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Gulginaw, Devil |
18
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|
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Krabhu |
10
|
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Gulginaw, Greater |
21
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Krabhu, Violent |
13
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Rasp, Agrilat |
8
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Murra |
10
|
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Rasp, Howling Plumed |
4
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Murra, Forest |
12
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Rasp, Majestic Plumed |
8
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Murra, Mountain |
17
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Rasp, Plumed |
7
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Paralope |
6
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Paralope, Wooded |
7
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Vynock |
9
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Tatooine |
Bantha |
15
|
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Nuna, Dwarf |
5
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Bantha, Bonecracker |
?
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Bantha, Bull |
20
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Bantha, Dune |
17
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Bantha, Dwarf |
11
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Bantha, Feral |
15
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Bantha, Matriarch |
25
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Bantha, Rogue |
15
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Bantha, Tusken |
25
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Boar, Blight |
12
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Boar, Wild Dune |
?
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Boar, Zucca |
10
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Eopie |
7
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Eopie, Desert |
16
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Eopie, Dwarf |
3
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Eopie, Jundland |
10
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Gorg |
6
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Gorg, Glutton |
7
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Razorback, Desert |
24
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Ronto |
18
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|
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Ronto, Bull |
23
|
|
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Tatooine Mynock |
15
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|
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Dantooine |
Bol |
29
|
|
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Bol, Lesser Plains |
10
|
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Bol, Pack Runner |
26
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|
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Bol, Seething Crusher |
44
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Enraged Defender |
?
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Piket |
30
|
|
|
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Piket, Fierce Protector |
45
|
|
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Piket, Longhorn |
37
|
|
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Piket, Longhorn Female |
30
|
|
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Piket, Plains Walker |
32
|
|
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Thune |
26
|
|
|
|
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Thune, Grassland Guardian |
40
|
|
|
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Thune, Herd Leader |
48
|
|
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Thune, Hostile Mother |
30
|
|
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Dathomir |
Kwi |
10
|
|
Reptilian Flier |
15
|
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Kwi, Female |
10
|
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Reptilian Flier, Ancient |
25
|
|
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Kwi, Injured |
8
|
|
Reptilian Flier, Enraged |
27
|
|
|
Malkloc |
22
|
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Reptilian Flier, Mature |
20
|
|
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Malkloc, Bull |
28
|
|
Reptilian Flier, Young |
10
|
|
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Malkloc, Massive |
22
|
|
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Malkloc, Massive |
20
|
|
|
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Malkloc, Plainswalker |
84
|
|
|
|
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Malkloc, Plainswalker Female |
81
|
|
|
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Malkloc, Plainswalker Young |
55
|
|
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Verne |
17
|
|
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Endor |
Bolle Bol, Bark Biter |
27
|
|
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Bolle Bol, Calf |
15
|
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Bolle Bol, Colt |
17
|
|
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Bolle Bol, Female |
32
|
|
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Bolle Bol, Herd Leader |
?
|
|
|
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Bolle Bol, Male |
30
|
|
|
|
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Bolle Bol, Stomper |
23
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Bordock, Ancient |
45
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|
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Bordock, Foal |
25
|
|
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Bordock, Herd Master |
40
|
|
|
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Bordock, Mare |
32
|
|
|
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Bordock, Roaming Stud |
34
|
|
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Jax, Blooming |
27
|
|
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Jax, Blushing |
27
|
|
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Jax, Bounding |
16
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Jax, Pouncing |
13
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Lantern Bird |
21
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|
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Lantern Bird, Aged |
27
|
|
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Lantern Bird, Gleaming |
34
|
|
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Lantern Bird, Radiant |
40
|
|
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Lantern Bird, Shimmering |
30
|
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Squall, Elder |
9
|
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Squall, Rabid |
9
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|
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Swirl Prong, Erratic |
27
|
|
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Lok |
Gurk |
30
|
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Flit |
6
|
|
Gurk, Crazed Destroyer |
43
|
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Flit, Bloodsucker |
9
|
|
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Gurk, Feral |
34
|
|
Flit, Giant |
19
|
|
|
Gurk, Gatherer |
30
|
|
Flit, Harasser |
10
|
|
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Gurk, Shaggy Youth |
30
|
|
Flit, Youth |
6
|
|
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Gurk, Tracker |
30
|
|
Perleck, Scavenger |
15
|
|
|
Gurk, Whelp |
27
|
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Perlek |
14
|
|
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Gurnaset |
15
|
|
Perlek, Ravager |
18
|
|
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Gurnaset, Hatchling |
5
|
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Pharple |
5
|
|
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Mynock, Lowland Salt |
26
|
|
Pharple, Giant |
7
|
|
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Mynock, Riverside Sulphur |
33
|
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Pharple, Runty |
3
|
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Mynock, Salt |
23
|
|
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Mynock, Sulphur Pool |
30
|
|
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Snorbal, Calf Female |
19
|
|
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Snorbal, Calf Male |
22
|
|
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|
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Snorbal, Elder Female |
34
|
|
|
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Snorbal, Elder Male |
37
|
|
|
|
||
Snorbal, Mature Female |
31
|
|
|
|
||
Snorbal, Mature Male |
32
|
|
|
|
||
Rori |
Gualama, Dappled |
14
|
|
Rasp, Crescent |
7
|
|
Jax, Bearded |
11
|
|
Rasp, Horned |
6
|
|
|
Jax, Bearded Mammoth |
18
|
|
Rasp, Sickle |
8
|
|
|
Jax, Fuzzy |
13
|
|
Vir vur |
10
|
|
|
Nudfuh |
13
|
|
Vir vur, Dashing |
12
|
|
|
Nudfuh, Pudgy |
9
|
|
Vir vur, Dusk |
15
|
|
|
Squall, Deranged |
15
|
|
Vir vur, Midnight |
16
|
|
|
Squall, Female |
10
|
|
Vir vur, Timid |
8
|
|
|
Squall, Frail |
6
|
|
Vir vur, Twilight |
13
|
|
|
Squall, Leviasquall |
19
|
|
|
|
||
Squall, Meek Avenging |
6
|
|
|
|
||
Squall, Vicious |
12
|
|
|
|
||
Talus |
Huf dun |
19
|
|
Fynock |
12
|
|
Huf dun, Bull |
22
|
|
Fynock, Clipped |
9
|
|
|
Huf dun, Stunted |
?
|
|
Fynock, Giant |
42
|
|
|
Huf dun, Vicious |
19
|
|
Fynock, Guardian Frenzied |
12
|
|
|
Kahmurra |
15
|
|
Fynock, Jungle |
14
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Beserk |
19
|
|
Fynock, Queen Glutted |
14
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Docile |
10
|
|
Fynock, Youth Feared |
7
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Frenzied |
33
|
|
Fynock, Youth Fearful |
5
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Genetically Enhanced |
30
|
|
Gulginaw, Devil |
18
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Mutated |
26
|
|
Rasp, Flite |
8
|
|
|
Kahmurra, Rabid Mutant |
?
|
|
Rasp, Giga Flite |
11
|
|
|
Kima |
18
|
|
Rasp, Horned |
6
|
|
|
Kima, Feeble |
11
|
|
Rasp, Percussive |
12
|
|
|
Kima, Hilltop |
22
|
|
Rasp, Song |
10
|
|
|
Kima, Wolf |
19
|
|
|
|
||
Kima, Woodland |
18
|
|
|
|
||
Paralope |
6
|
|
|
|
||
Vynock |
9
|
|
|
|
||
Vynock, Foaming |
14
|
|
|
|
||
Yavin IV |
Skreeg, Gatherer |
?
|
|
Choku |
?
|
|
Skreeg, Hunter |
22
|
|
Choku, Female |
13
|
|
|
Skreeg, Scout |
18
|
|
Choku, Frenzied |
21
|
|
|
Skreeg, Warrior |
28
|
|
Choku, Hunter |
15
|
|
|
Skreeg, Warrior Elite |
30
|
|
Choku, Male |
18
|
|
|
Tybis, Female |
22
|
|
Choku, Pup |
8
|
|
|
Tybis, Male |
23
|
|
Whisper Bird, Female |
15
|
|
|
Tybis, Youth |
18
|
|
Whisper Bird, Hatchling |
7
|
|
|
|
|
Whisper Bird, Majestic |
?
|
|
||
|
|
Whisper Bird, Male |
16
|
|