The “most wanted”-chapter of the Borderland Legion. Mainly two denotations of the “most wanted”-phrase are significant here. On one hand the meaning of “most wanted” is related to a stigma, in so far, that the portrayed character is being desperately sought-after by the Alliance for committing a number of severe crimes – at least in their opinion. Who cares about the Alliance though ?! On the other hand, and utmost important, it is a commendation for gallantry, generosity and a good deal of trouble. Usually such an award would be meet by a monetary reward, but money is easily obtainable, so we thought of another adequate compensation. The bearer of the “most wanted”-title will have the opportunity to join up the officer-channel for the duration of three weeks, taking part in all the discussions and decisions being made in there. No cross, no crown.

Until recently, our raid leader Earthsong likened his time spent with 24 other people and the heroic 25 man faction champions in Trial of the Grand Crusader to such a torrid experience that he would rather repeatedly punch himself in the unmentionables for an hour than go up against these gankers from hell. With a few notable exceptions (we doff our caps to Revelation) we are not terribly gifted in the PVP department either, which was compounding our misery.

For those that have tried the Northrend Beasts in heroic 25man, you will know that the encounter has some quite interesting game mechanics where the random number generator plays a part to make life quite horrible.