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World of Warcaft: Frost Mage PvP / Mage Builds
Have you come to this article hoping to learn more about having a virtual wedding in World of Warcraft? Many MMORPGs offer the option of weddings and WoW is no exception. However, in World of Warcraft (at least at the present time), weddings are purely for role-playing purposes only. There are no benefits to getting married and it doesn't affect your game play in any way.
I've heard a lot of rumors regarding World of Warcraft weddings, my favorite being the one about renting the Cathedral of Light. Please people; do not pay any other player "rent" for using the Cathedral of Light as your wedding location. World of Warcraft does not recognize player marriages in any way. However, there are certain aspects of the game that were added in for role-playing fun.
Anyway, here are the facts about virtual weddings in World of Warcraft.
1. Bride and Groom- If two players are to be married, they must each have their own active accounts with World of Warcraft and to be in the same location at the same time, they will have to be members of the same server. If you wish to have an inter-faction wedding (Alliance/Horde), then you will have to go to a neutral location (such as Gadgetzgan) or have the wedding in a zone that is available to both. (Be careful on a PvP server as others may not approve of this union between factions and decide to crash the wedding. Nothing ruins the day more than a corpse run in a wedding dress.)
2. The Ring- Where would any good wedding be without the ring? You can get your special someone a ring of your choice (and budget) in Booty Bay. There is an NPC by the name of Qixdi Goodstitch who sells cloth armor and accessories (see screenshot with article). Good 'ol Qixdi gives you six great choices of rings which range in price from 1g to 100g.
Rings are as follows:
Mood Ring (1g) - "It's blue, wait, it's green!"
Cubic Zirconia Ring (5g) - "Trust me, she'll know."
Silver Piffeny Band (10g) - "Nothing says sorry like Piffeny."
Miniscule Diamond Ring (25g) - "Hey, it's still a diamond."
Flawless Diamond Solitaire (50g) - "Will you marry me?"
The Rock (100g) - "It's Huge!
Article Source: www.associatedcontent.com
I've heard a lot of rumors regarding World of Warcraft weddings, my favorite being the one about renting the Cathedral of Light. Please people; do not pay any other player "rent" for using the Cathedral of Light as your wedding location. World of Warcraft does not recognize player marriages in any way. However, there are certain aspects of the game that were added in for role-playing fun.
Anyway, here are the facts about virtual weddings in World of Warcraft.
1. Bride and Groom- If two players are to be married, they must each have their own active accounts with World of Warcraft and to be in the same location at the same time, they will have to be members of the same server. If you wish to have an inter-faction wedding (Alliance/Horde), then you will have to go to a neutral location (such as Gadgetzgan) or have the wedding in a zone that is available to both. (Be careful on a PvP server as others may not approve of this union between factions and decide to crash the wedding. Nothing ruins the day more than a corpse run in a wedding dress.)
2. The Ring- Where would any good wedding be without the ring? You can get your special someone a ring of your choice (and budget) in Booty Bay. There is an NPC by the name of Qixdi Goodstitch who sells cloth armor and accessories (see screenshot with article). Good 'ol Qixdi gives you six great choices of rings which range in price from 1g to 100g.
Rings are as follows:
Mood Ring (1g) - "It's blue, wait, it's green!"
Cubic Zirconia Ring (5g) - "Trust me, she'll know."
Silver Piffeny Band (10g) - "Nothing says sorry like Piffeny."
Miniscule Diamond Ring (25g) - "Hey, it's still a diamond."
Flawless Diamond Solitaire (50g) - "Will you marry me?"
The Rock (100g) - "It's Huge!
Article Source: www.associatedcontent.com