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Christmas Compo

Started by TeaLeaf, November 14, 2011, 10:01:01 AM

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TeaLeaf

I'd like to see a holiday competition of some kind to keep us entertained.  As guild bnak has a slight excess at the moment (sorry Jas) I'm suggesting we fund some decent prizes for it.  I've been thinking about what we could do and my own ideas split into two groups

-something we could do as a guild
-something we could do in small groups

For a small group (say 5) we might do a cumulative fastest timed run clearance of some classic raid instances .  We select groups at random (one tank, one healer and 3 dps) and then pit the groups of 5 against each other.

As per the recent video we could do a treasure hunt for individuals or a paper chase of some kind

We could do a 'title' achievement run in an older instance, or a special Heroic night in BWD/BOT/TOTFW to pick up missing kills?

Any other ideas?
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Michelanio

I really like the idea of a christmas compo and part from the ideas you already posted I dont really have that much to say

One slight idea could be as you say to have a small treasure hunt and get people to go and collect items from random places around the world so like 1 item from kalimdor, 1 from eastern kingdoms, 1 from nortrend and 1 from outland or something along those lines just to get people moving about and they don't even have to be something special, perhaps something like a grey gorilla tooth from the gorillas in strangethorn or something (think you know what I'm getting at by now :P)

and perhaps we can put both the stuff together, like the winners of the fastest timed runs in some classic raid instance get qualified to the next round were they have to gather the items on their own and the winner wins the grand price whatever that can be.
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