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[–] merc@sh.itjust.works 1 points 7 hours ago

It was extremely satisfying to be out in world doing a PvE question only be jumped by a casting player that suddenly lost them abilty to cast when the Felhound activated, or when the theif is walking up to you in stealth only to be outted by the felhoud that could see through it.

Back when I played warlock, felhound was the PVP pet. Nothing else was useful for PVP except maybe the Succubus if you were really good at using its seduce ability and could avoid accidentally putting DOTs on whatever you were seducing. Even then, that was only really useful in one vs. many fights.

With the 20 and 40 person raids, you were one of many that accomplished the goal

That's how it was back in the Molten Core and AQ raids. But, then the quests started talking about you as if you were special. For instance in Shadowlands, they started talking about you as being "The Deathwalker" or something. As in, you're the one and only person who is able to enter the realm of the dead as a living being and then return. But... every other PC in the game is also "The Deathwalker", and whenever you're in those zones, you see plenty of other "The Deathwalker"s walking around near you, doing quests.