I've got two level 70 characters myself, and believe me, it gets a little tedious after a while doing the same content targets over and over with your guy who doesn't require any upgrades when you have another raidable character in the woodworks who could use something from that stuff you're sort of &quot;done with&quot;. 

It happened for me in Zul Gurub, it happens to all of us with most any content. 

If any of us have an alternate character along and there's no &quot;main&quot; there wanting to use an item that's dropping for a character upgrade, that's totally cool. However, having a character like Alphatrion on a raid and being with other shaman who want an item, I'd have never been able to bring myself to compete with those &quot;mains&quot; for item upgrades. I would always defer to a main over Alphatrion. I will be totally fine stepping back if ever Alphatrion's present for a raid in favor of someone else's main getting the item. Opportunities for upgrades will always knock, and my time invested isn't &quot;totally&quot; loot orientated. 

I do feel, myself, that it is very reasonable to have one character per player chosen as a primary. This puts us on an even playing field with each member who doesn't neccessarily have the luxury of multiple well geared players who can raid Karazhan. I can see both sides of this coin pretty easily, believe you me sometimes I've thought &quot;You know...that Big Bad Wolf head or Lightning bolt trinket would be real nice on Alphatrion...&quot; but the raid needs Dreadwind most usually, and I don't mind.

 If the raid says (And yes, this will likely never happen) &quot;Holy hell, we need Alphatrion as another shaman in our group to go with what we have&quot; and he joined and some shaman item drops? I'm not going to chase it if it's a big upgrade for those mains present. 

It'd be nice if we all see the benefit of &quot;one main reciever&quot; as we work to get more of the membership in total geared to achieve success in these raid instances. We're not all on the same plane here when it comes to gear, and so our raid force is weakened sometimes when particular players arn't online. 

Think of it not as a hinderance neccessarily, because at the rate we're taking this content down, that loot you're passing up on going to another player won't be too far off come next time. Our alts will likely have their chance to be geared with Karazhanical fanciness. 

If you have one character who kicks ass and takes names wearing Karazhan items, man that's cool in itself. 

Don't let treasure distribution get you down, it's going to be fair, and there's not a ton of us. This main vs alts thing is not big enough to shake the world. We're making impressive progress with a very patient bunch of players and we're all going to get plenty of rewards in terms of item upgrades. 

It's hard to keep the heat out of these sorts of discussions sometimes, but do your best to show some concern and tact, you freaking bastards.