Actually I don’t pick the blogs I read out of class. I read blogs that have shows personality, that sort of speaks to me in a voice I like. Blogs that represent different aspects of the game. On my blogroll you’ll not just find mage blogs but a bunch of dedicated pala blogs, druid blogs and so on. If Blessing of Kings, for example suddenly switched his main from a pala to a shaman, so what? I like the way he writes, no matter if he’s writing about pala stuff or anything else. I always learn something from it. He has branded Blessing of Kings to be something bigger than just a pala buff if you see. He can switch focus as much a he likes – I’ll hang on to him anyway, trust me, as I will to all the other guys and girls on my blogroll. Actually some of you can even blog a bit about other games than WoW, about gaming in general – and I’ll still read you!

You have branded your blogs by other means than just finding the perfect name and nieche. You’ve branded it by working on it daily, by simply blogging in a honest way, from your heart, with personality and style. That goes a long way to, and overrides the class aspect, from my point of view. But maybe I’m a bit odd in my broad taste for blogs?

So far I am trying a balancing act by providing tank content specifically to give me leeway to post about alts now and then. At least I have no intention of fully changing to posting about any alts, but it’s an interesting thought.

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And as a blog reader, I rarely visit a blog just to learn about the class. I’ve never played a priest, for example. But I find the bloggers interesting, and across classes there is so much that happens in WOW that I can relate to.

That being said, I can see where a shift in focus could be weird for many readers (thinking BRK at the moment), and such changes would definitely have to be planned out.

Thanks for a great post as always. Love the site…

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Fairly quickly this developed into what I thought about my main class and spec. I also noticed there were very few resources out there to help moonkin make the correct choices. So my blog has become more of a Moonkin help site.

I wonder if I am boring people with my non-moonkin stuff that are looking for help, and I worry that others write me off because they don’t care about moonkin. Plus most of my traffic comes from my Kara gearing guide and I worry that I would get no traffic if I stopped my moonkin posts.

The truce that I have struck with myself is that I write what matters to me. (Gray Matter. Get it?) Since I care about moonkin then I will write about moonkin.

If I decide to make my Spriest my main or to stop talking about my moonkin then I have to deal with the consequences. But that shouldn’t matter. I do it for the out let, and I don’t have many readers anyway.

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