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From what I understand, since the Ratstallion requires you to collect 20,000 Sightless Eyes, you could do it without ever needing to PVP by staying in the parts of Dalaran’s Underbelly that are not PVP flagged. You even linked the Achievement in an image. I’m not sure of any other mount that requires that specific an achievement in a zone that is always PVP, considering how PVP works in most of World of Warcraft now.

I mean, there’s the Bleakhoof Ruinstrider, but that’s from Argus, which would only be a PVP zone if you toggled your War Mode on. The Pureheart Courser requires 100 reputations and you could theoretically get some of those reputations up to Exalted by doing things in a PVP zone while not actually PVPing, like clicking on bonfires or other holiday stuff.

There’s also the Bloodflank Charger aka the Horde Pony and the Ironclad Frostclaw goodest Alliance boy mount, both of which are attainable without any PVP despite being the signature mount type for the opposite faction’s most common racial group. You have to do the various campaigns in Battle for Azeroth to unlock the Achievement Two Sides to Every Tale, but you won’t actually have to do any PVP.

I mean, technically it’s Pandaren and Dracthyr, yeah, but I feel like it’d be weird to do a Heritage Armor quest for Dracthyr considering their lore is a big part of Dragonflight and there’s not much more to say about them right now. As for Pandaren, again, Mists of Pandaria kind of heavily features them and their lore as well, so I’m not sure how that would work.

I’m not saying Pandaren don’t deserve Heritage Armor, I’m just saying we had an entire expansion of Pandaren themed armor and weapons, so it’s not like it’s hard to do an armor look for them right now.

Without knowing why you’re running it — is it for a mount? A transmog look? Masochism? — I really can’t do much but sympathize, sadly. But, as I learned farming for shoulders for years, sometimes these things work out in weird ways and I’m pulling for you to achieve whatever it is you’re doing.

The USS Voyager-A was a Lamarr class craft (the ship class named for Hedy Lamarr, the actress and polymath who helped invent frequency hopping technologies we still use today)

It was not an Intrepid class ship, much as the USS Enterprise E was not a Galaxy class ship but rather a Sovereign class, and thus has different specifications than the original USS Voyager had. Just as the USS Defiant we see in the original Star Trek series had different specifications than the USS Defiant we see in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, because those two ships were different ship classes.

The Lamarr class seems to be designed to be a more defensible craft than the original Intrepid class — a roving long range discovery and exploration craft capable of operating for longer periods without returning to a starbase, and I have no idea why Admiral Janeway would have that idea in her head.

I clocked it pretty quickly — I mean, we’re in a temple dedicated to REDACTED when we first meet him and all — but I was still surprised when he pulls the mask back during the Dark Urge story conclusion.

Also, a lot of you talked about dumping your romantic partners for Karlach, and while I also think Karlach is an awesome character, I didn’t ultimately romance anyone on my own really progressed character. I kind of felt like I had a lot going on, between the tadpole in my head, the whole I want to murder people randomly and I don’t know why deal, and the rest of it all. Wasn’t really time for love, Doctor Jones.

Okay, that was the Queue that was. Next week will be the Queue that will be.