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Getting back into 25 mans raids
25 man possbility

Yes 25% 25% ( 2 )
No 0% 0% ( 0 )
Im a healer and support this idea 0% 0% ( 0 )
Ill go if shirou promises to die at least 2 times during trash in gruuls 75% 75% ( 6 )

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Post Getting back into 25 mans raids 
Ok so we have added quite a few members into the almost heroes family. I want to see if people are still interested into going back into 25 mans raids, starting with gruul.

We have added a lot of dps and we have plenty of great tanks, throughout warriors paladins and druids. We still need to beef up our healing roster with a few more additions but nigglemummy puts us at 6 active healers which is enough to start looking at 25 mans again, though leaves us down if all 6 healers are not go with this.

So feel free to post comments and throw in your support or disproval of this route.


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Go for door number 4!

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almost heroes family? what happened to genesis.. and when i return, im voting for #4 =D


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What happened was a paunchy, balding little dude named Phil Collins, who stepped out from behind the drum kit and took over some of the songwriting and all of the vocal duties from Gabriel. There are five albums here – A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, … And Then There Were Three, Duke, and Abacab. A sixth disc contains B-sides and previously unreleased tracks that span that six-year period. And that arc traces the progression (or regression, as some would have it) from the geekyest of prog rock bands to one of the biggest rock bands on the planet. For the completists, I’ll note that the albums have been remastered, that they sound wonderful, that the 48-page booklet and the unreleased tracks are a nice bonus, and that the wealth of video/concert material on the DVDs is mind-bogglingly great. For the rest of you, I’ll simply note that this was a great band in a transitional period, and that they simply moved from strength to strength. Genesis was a very different band in 1982 than they were when Peter Gabriel left in 1975. But you’ll never convince this elf/dwarf fan that those four-minute hit singles were worse than the 20-minute suites. Those four-minute singles make me want to play air guitar and jump off the couch.

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