Trivia: Greedy for Offerings | Gnomecore

Gnomes are a race of small, humanoid creatures that inhabit the surface world. They have been known to be mischievous and greedy by nature, as they love shiny objects. This is why you can find them in many places throughout Azeroth, from their hidden underground caverns to the depths of the oceans.

The a greedy god best choice is a Gnomecore article that discusses the history of the Greedy God.

That went from bad to worse in a flash!

October 5

I’m very excited about farming right now 🙂 The rate stays the same: approximately 1-2 set pieces each Covenant armor type in a week, but this is 14-16 things throughout my roster per week. Even with Korthia responsibilities, it is more than feasible to do offers rounds every day, since they only take 5-10 minutes. To boost anima revenue, I’ve weaved in world boss and 2502 anima elite missions, which aren’t too difficult.

Overall, I’m pleased with my progress. I’ll start farming weapon mogs in November, exactly as I intended.

One of the greatest lulls, in my opinion, is 9.1.5. To be honest, I’m dubious about the patch: the Legion dungeons and mage tower aren’t very interesting, and the QOL improvements aren’t worth the hype. They should have been implemented when the hotfixes were available, which is now when I’m playing the game.

What would I do if I were in 9.1.5? Perhaps switch Covenants to pursue venthyr plate and necro leather outfits, as well as weapons that the existing classes don’t cover, like as a DH warglaive. Perhaps I’ll go back to farming Legion raid sets. Overall, though, there is a lull. I’d want a lazy activity for an alt or two to join for a brief session, but I’d also like to remain duty-free and bench the bulk of my roster.

FFXIV

With all of the WoW farming, I haven’t played in almost a week. I’ve only gotten out of Japan’s port city and met a wicked lady named the Doman viceroy, so I’ve only made a chapter’s worth of progress. Maybe I’ll be able to catch up today.

Nonetheless, a remark! Surprisingly, the Japanese motif looks the most dismal and uninspired in the second Japanese setting of a fantasy world with a diverse mix of cultural influences. Maybe that’s why I’m putting things off. You’d think they’d be the experts in their culture and present it in all its grandeur, but it looks to be the most dull arc I’ve seen since arriving over the sea. As much as I enjoyed and was inspired by the Ala Mhigo segment, the “Japanese” city port and the Ruby Sea segment bore me to tears – the people, the sights, the culture, everything. I haven’t seen local China or Mongolia yet, but maybe that will change soon.

When I was watching One Piece anime, the same thing occurred. It’s also one of the most boring arcs for me, since they landed in Wano nation, a localized version of Japan, and I can’t wait for it to end.

I wonder.

The witcher 3 allgod tell peasants is a quest in the Witcher 3. It can be found in the village of Greedy for Offerings, and it’s about a man who wants to know why the people of his village are so greedy.