Tonight, after Trials of the Grand Crusader (four down, bug to go) we decided to hop onto some alts, which led to back to back TotC 10 on my DK and world of warcraft gold Shaman. Then back to back Ony 10,
Cheap FFXIV Gil, also on the DK and Shaman. And because I'd spent hours in TotGC 25 on my warrior before that,
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So now I put it to you, gentle readers. Do you ever suffer from class bleedover? Are you ever on your druid finding yourself mashing the Consecration button, or on your Mage trying to use Hymn of Hope? Or do you find it easy to keep it all straight?
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