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I've gone back to playing World of Warcraft. I didn't much care for Star Trek Online and onine gaming makes for a nice distraction while waiting on laundry to dry or trying to shift gears when I'm working on an idea.
So I rolled up a Horde character. He's an Undead Mage named Murglak. Here's what he looks like:
The helmet he's wearing is pretty cool. The dish on top rotates and it shoots lightning. Here are the stats:
- Electromagnetic Gigaflux Reactivator
- Binds when picked up
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- Cloth
- Head
- 44 Armor
- +15 Intellect
+12 Spirit
- Durability 50 / 50
- Requires Level 28
- Item Level 37Disenchants into:
[Large Glowing Shard]: 1
- Use: Channels a bolt of lightning and hurls it towards all enemies in front of the caster causing 147 to 167 Nature damage. The caster is then surrounded by a barrier of electricity for 10 min. (30 Min Cooldown)
- Sell 31 72
Not bad for a level 30. Here it is in action:
Neat, huh?
How did I go so many years without seeing this movie? And hearing this awesome score?
I love it when I find a little nugget of treasure like this. It has existed my entire life and I never once knew about it. Now I can't get it out of my head.
Lalo Schifrin underscores this film with a nice mix of orchestral jazz and lounge music. This isn't any of that retro-fusion nonsense. This is the real thing! It's all very low-key and sets a nice mood for web surfing or...other pursuits.
The first two tracks are the most memorable in the film. Track 1 accompanies the bizarre opening titles and track 2 leads into the big car chase. There is no music for the chase istelf. Only squealing tires and revving engines.
Lalo Schifrin at his jazziest! Highly recommended.