When Warlords of Draenor launched last year, the much-anticipated garrisons were not quite what players had hoped. Many cool features had been removed! 🙁 One such feature was the ability to make conga lines with your guards and followers.
I’m happy to report THIS FEATURE IS NOW LIVE!
Step 1: Go to Valley of the Four Winds in Pandaria
Step 2: Go to the Imperial Grainery (map above):
Step 3: Find the bridge:
Step 4: Take a look under the bridge and loot: [Mesmerizing Fruit Hat]
**This IS NOT an account bound toy (yet) so you have to loot it on individual characters.**
Step 5: Use your Garrison Hearth! DO NOT use the toy BEFORE going to your garrison or you’ll have to wait an hour to make your conga line!!
Step 6:HIDE YOUR HELM! This hat does not replace your current helm so if you have one showing, click Hide Helm in Interface > Display before using the Fruit Hat.
NOW YOU’RE FEELIN THE BEAT!
Step 7: Your guards and NPCs join your amazing rhythm and start a conga line!
They will conga behind you all around your garrison as long as you have the Fruit Hat buff!
How long can you make your conga line?
Don’t feel like running around? No problem! Your NPCs will party with you instead! CAN’T STOP THE BEAT
Looking at an image I did from the beginning of the year up until now and I’ve surprised myself. Sure, there are lots of things I need to work on and improve still but I can see a huge difference. I’ve started doing backgrounds more and I’m doing more and more with armor detail.
Characters in this example are Lorien (who belongs to @bhryn / @ferai-caolann ) and Tevruden (who belongs to @tevruden)
I dreamed me and @hornedfreak were on a game show thing and we had to write who our best friend is. We hold up pieces of paper with our answers on them at the same time.
Mine has Horned’s name. Hers is just a drawing of a pizza…
Today I met a woman, whose age she did not mention because she is a lady, was buying a lot of Star Wars merch because we had it on sale. And she was telling me that she couldn’t wait to see the new one and how she was going to stay up and see the midnight release and take pictures of people in costumes. She was so excited, and then she leans in close:
“You know, all these young men at these conventions- they see me and they ask me trivia about this that and the other thing and I tell them- ‘Son, I went to see the first one in 1977 before you were even a twinkle in your daddy’s eye.’ If I don’t know the answer, its because I damn forgot.”
