Hellcaller

Drakelock

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(US) Thrall

Orc Destruction Warlock

Hellcaller

Hello, I am a kick ass Lock main. I never die, instead I just lie on the floor to help you parse. As we all know, "you cannot kill that which has no life." - South Park. I have played since Wrath. Before that I account shared with a couple friends back in HS. I play every spec based on the encounter.

I want to find a guild that I can do consistent CE raiding. Long term I am going to work my way up to a top 1000 guild and then to a Top 200 HoF guild. I'm very skilled and know how to play my class to a very high level. I'll be your top DPS or I will compete with your top DPS players, not just on the meters but also on the toughest of mechanics. I don't like it when they nerf bosses because I welcome the challenge. I'm the guy that you can rely on when you need that one person to do that difficult mechanic properly, adjust as needed on the fly, that will survive, and be consistent, I'm that dude that shows up and performs.

I have two 485+ toons atm: a druid I tank or play boomy and my lock. Im 3k with the lock and will push to 3.5k or higher if I find a solid group of people to do it with. Id love to get into >27+ keys. I am taking the druid up to 3k or higher. I am also going to work on my mage. I can play all three of those classes at a mythic CE raiding level. I can play my lock at a HoF+ top tier level if given the chance to. I play my lock the most, but my skills as a mage can rival those of my lock when I play it.

I am plugged into the Lock community on various discord channels. I have frequent discussions with the top locks in the world on twitch and in DM's. I actively review my VoDs and logs. I've helped find bugs and unique builds that become meta. I am usually one of the first to know about a new build. I do PTR testing to help contribute to the community and gain knowledge of what will become meta for the next tier, find bugs, and give constructive feedback.

You will be happy to give me an opportunity to see me grow to be a top player on your roster.