It Came from the Blog: Day of the Dead gallery

Posted Nov 6th 2009 7:00PM by Robin Torres

Filed under: Events, Fan stuff, WoW Insider Business, Galleries, It Came from the Blog

It Came from the Blog got together Monday night for a last minute Day of the Dead Dance Party. We danced, we got dead pets and we traveled to all the old world Horde graveyards.

Paragus and others made some Bread of the Dead for all to share. Rossor (Matthew Rossi) joined us as well for some dancing and tank discussions.

I am still working on the video, but here is a gallery of stills from the dance party:

Gallery: IcftB: Day of the Dead Dance Party

We'll definitely have a PIlgrim's Bounty event and I'm hoping to fit in a DK Battleground party as well. Join us!

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ayalafatalis Nov 6th 2009 11:11PM

is it still possible to join this guild during off-holiday weeks? who would i have to speak to? always been meaning to for the last few holidays, and ive been itching to start a new alt >.>

Sintraedrien Nov 7th 2009 12:27AM

Yes, almost any guild member will have the power to ginvite. ;)

Also, sadly, I was about to log from my main to do the ICftB Day of the Dead when my guild leader raid invited me for ToGC. AHHHGGGHHHHH! I can't let my guild down (except insofar as being an only decently skilled Spriest is a let-down to them and myself). But I remain very sad to have missed it.

rhavvyn Nov 7th 2009 7:08PM

*grins* Once again it was a lot of fun running with y'all. Looking forward to many more holidays!

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