User:Ereanor/The Horn 030708

March 7, 2008 March 6 Updeath Izzy Cartwrong strikes again The notorious Isaiah Cartwright, serial skill-killer The March 6, 2008 update changed a lot of traditional skills, hurting many popular builds. WY is now considered dead while Wail of Doom gets a huge buff. Read more. Users reactions "Pretty crazy update." — ク Eloc 貢 Simple Thievery update bug The anomaly allowed players to steal Monster skills The makeover of Simple Thievery introduced by the March 6 update created and unespected bug that allowed this Elite spell to steal Monster skills from enemies. One of the most remarkable consequences of the bug took place in Fort Aspenwood, where Kurzick players could easily steal and disable Siege Turtle Attack from the Luxon Siege Turtles and use this powerful skill against them. A consecutive patch fixed the bug and the fun was over. Siege Turtles got a taste of their own medicine The Horn userbox A way to express your support to The Horn The Horn now has its official userbox for its readers to display. This userbox allows users to show support for the newspaper and spread its news. If you like The Horn or contribute to its pages, plase put {{User The Horn reader}} in your userpage. This user reads The Horn. Ereanor, founder of The Horn Cynn's thong Dwarf paparazzi takes revealing pictures Jogdan Snapshot, the shameless photographer Jogdan Snapshot, cousin of Kilroy Stonekin, used his short height to achieve an ideal angle and took several photographies of Cynn's upskirt. The famous elementalist didn't realized it until Merchants in Droknar's Forge began selling copies of the pictures. Shortly after, King Jalis Ironhammer banned the pictures and most copies were burned. Snapshot is currenly on the run. Cynn declared to The Horn: "When I find him, and I'm gonna find him, he will BURN. Then I'll make Mhenlo rez him, and I'll burn him again." One of the infamous pictures Related links {{User Cynn fan 2}} Short News Pyre Fierceshot explains The Searing Interview with The Naked Man "The Shamans led us to believe Ascalon had WMDs." "I just hope I won't unleash a scandal like the ESRB re-rating of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and the Hot Coffee minigame controversy of GTA: San Andreas."