Let it pull me into it, and when it was over, I was put back where I had been. I just had to click a button, and let the adventure come to me. Even when I wasn’t already at the max level, I would run some Wailing Caverns or Maraudon or Razorfen Downs and maybe get some new gear to help me with the grind. Those are all good memories I had of the random dungeon finder. Would I get loaded into the dreaded Oculus or Halls of Reflection, or would I get a nice comfy Utgarde or Gundrak run? I’ll never forget that Pit of Saron run where I randomly was dropped in with a fun 4-man premade of guildies from another realm, and I won a battered hilt with a perfect roll of 100! Random dungeons were where I learned how to heal on my druid, and gave me confidence to go on and provide that kind of support to my guild when I’d never played that kind of role before. I would even voluntarily tank sometimes when the bonus bag was being offered, and I hated tanking.

I loved queuing for random dungeons, and Wrath dungeons were my favorites. At first I wasn’t sure how long I was going to stay subbed for WotLK classic, but that question was answered for me today. That hype died about 3 hours ago when I started poking around and wondering why the Looking for Group tool in game wasn’t what I remembered from 13 years ago. I don’t stay up to date on WoW since I haven’t played it in a little over a year, but I was hyped to return to classic for WotLK, and I restarted my sub a few days ago to level up my classic warrior.

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