It mostly depends on how much you trust you guildies, particularly newer recruits. If a non-officer picks it up, they can either give it to an officer at the next resting point, or just mail it to the guild bank. Suggest that people leave the green/blue/purple stuff on the corpses for officers to loot, and make sure at least one of your officers is checking everything (a rogue is a good choice since they’re on top of the mob when it dies anyway). You’ll never have to yell “loot the damned dog” again. There are 4 basic keys to speeding up a Molten Core run:īasically, there are two parts to this suggestion: Your strategy has to adapt to your guild not the other way around. While it’s incomplete and some of it is dated, and I flat out disagree with some parts, it gives you some starting points. While a raid at any stage can benefit from some of the advice in here, if you’re just starting out in Molten Core and need strategies, read. This is not really a guide for beginners.It will also make you much more effective players. You must make certain your guild understands that you’re investing time and repair bills now in order to save even more later. Materials from Molten Core help you progress in Molten Core but they’ll also continue to fund your guild as you run through Blackwing Lair and higher. The teamwork experience you receive from the killing, and the potential for Fiery/Lava cores, Core Leather, and BoE epics are vital. If you’re just starting out, don’t skip any mobs.Most folks would be happy to get it done in 3 or so, without alot of stress.

The entire instance has been done in just over an hour, but that’s an intense, high-stress experience. Why spend any longer there than you have to?įortunately, there are ways to speed up MC. You’ve resorted to drinking to ease the pain of WoW’s first raid instance.

Someone still needs Netherwind Pants, so you keep going, every week. I found this off a random website, it said 'Click here for MC Tips' and here is what I found Pretty useful

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