This is a D6 generation PEP, bite-sized content for a busy gamer, sometimes featuring Craig,

sometimes featuring Russ.

Hey, what about me?

Oh yeah, and sometimes featuring Raph, ah, afternoon, good evening. This is Ray of Hollywood Granger,

and I wanted to wish you a good morning, a good afternoon, or a good evening for whatever

time you're listening

to this little segment. I thought I would take some time to discuss my hobby of MMO rating

in the Burning Crusade Classic. So this entire segment will be about MMO play in the world of wow. So therefore,

if that topic's not interesting to you, I would click off and go listen to Russ Craig or,

of course, one of our D&D episodes or your favorite podcast. But you never know. I wax on

about different things as I go along. And this is in memory of Phil,

who recently just passed away. He was one of our D6G listeners. And I think I might have

mentioned this on the show a couple times. And he was a great guy. And he had instant message me

and direct message me a little while ago. And he was like, great, if I really, I really enjoyed your segments, I wish you would put, put your content back out there. So in memory of Phil, I decided for this year, that is what I was going to do. Okay, so, um, here's what I've done in, if you are part of the Discord channel, which I do believe, I apologize, I should get this right, I'll find out from Russ.

If you're part of the Patreon, I do believe that gives you access to the Discord channel.

And I'm putting in there a link that just came out that describes the process one needs to go through

to get attuned to the next set of raids. And I thought I would go through that. So if you want to

follow along with what I'm reading, you can find that link in the Discord channel. And of course,

you could probably just Google it and it'll pull up in a variety of different

websites and stuff. So my fascination with raiding began 10 years ago when I would hear people

playing wow. I did not start out playing wow, and they would talk about this thing called the

raid. And they would say to me, well, you know, it's like a 25-person dungeon. And I'm like,

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