In my mind I do have Ossirian on a &quot;higher plane&quot; of importance than the hunter boss, though I am curious about the hunter boss fight and its difficulty. I'd like to do it. Ossirian, being the big el champo, is right now the big fish in the sea for the guild as far as &quot;how far have we come in beating obstacles&quot; in my opinion.  That is one hell of an intense fight, chasing that big 'ol Stargate guy around. I feel once we defeat him and Jindo, we'll have sort of defeated the 20 man content. Like when the Ultimate Warrior first got his title belt.

I just sort of wing it when it comes to what we're fighting. Hell, I'm always wingin' it (There's very little rationality and sense in me, I'm like that Jewish golem.) I look at what we have in the raid and think of what the best target is to aim them at. In Zul Gurub that was hard back before we could really whoop the Tiger and Panther (stressed me out those Panther failures, somethin' fierce!).  

If there's enough time in the night and we have the core power in the raid to give Ossirian a good shot, I'd be pretty eager to hope for blazing a trail to his throne and putting an end to his routine. I just sorta measure it, like ..like how efficient it would be to attack Ganondorf with the silver arrow compared to without! Yeah, that's the ticket.

But from my point of view, we need every shot we can get at Ossirian. He &quot;does&quot; overall possess superior upgrades to the entirety I &quot;think&quot; and he's probably the biggest piece of jerky in the bag for us right now. Jindo's seemingly harder (from that one try, I was basically a confused planarian trapped in an angry pedaphile's seminal vesicle) though his rewards seem to pale in comparison to Ossirian's. 

I'm confident that soon we'll be including the Hunter in our wave of destruction once we get a little more comfortable with the bosses in our AQ grinds. In fact, he's probably going to come up very soon in the future as we realize we don't have the time to reach Ossirian and we're chasing Buru around his slag pit. When the hunter notion was brought up, I didn't realize that Farwell wanted something from him or that Farwell even had interest in him. Had I known of some more heavy interest in the Hunter's treasure, I'd have considered him differently. I also double checked his treasure afterwards to weigh the rewards and did find a few more items that'd probably be good for our casters. Ossirian's vulnerability had me salavating, however, and I was a slave to my hatred for him. 

As for a leadership change? No need for that! But if people need to be reminded who designed this Millenium Falcon, show 'em the blue prints! :) 

I get frustrated myself sometimes with the guild, for one reason or another. What keeps me from being frustrated for too long is I think still that there is no guild on this server with our overall sense of &quot;right&quot; , our sense of humor, our know-how, and basically our over all style. I've pugged with the other 20 manners, grouped with their leaders, and they still scream &quot;Bad Mayonaisse!&quot; to me. We're doing great, and even the personalities who've leaked in that I see as potential danger to the over-all integrity (the squad that needs to be babysat and will forever be that way!) are kept in check for the most part. FSE's a pretty damned impressive accomplishment among these Boulderfist 20 man content guilds.

Sean's the leader of FSE. Since it was a guild based on relations you all had long before I ever played online games with you I've always felt sort of like a guest in someone else's Dungeons and Dragons game. Sean has the qualities needed to steer the helm of this vessel, and I see no other member as having that same good balance of personality qualities. Those include a good dose of sense, and a big heart! 

Message board posts, man...sometimes I hate 'em. Messages get mixed so easily, tones get misunderstood so that it can be like guessing the key of a song by reading the lyrics alone. Imagine reading the lyrics to Michael Jackson's &quot;Man in the Mirror&quot; without knowing the tune. For all I know, the song's about embarrassment and shame for falling in love with children of people he sees at Music Award shows. Then you hear it out loud and you're like &quot;Whoah, James was right.&quot;