We Wear Epics

Cataclysm Login Screen

So you've just booted up your computer and fired up some WoW. You type in your username and password and login to the World... of Warcraft. Being the good Horde player that you are, you appear to have last been in the Horde capital city Ogrimmar, probably trading in all the honor points you've racked up from ganking all the Alliance (scum). As you journey on your trusted Kodo through Ogrimmar you notice all of your comrades and start inspecting their gear. You of course wear all epics. It would be shameful to walk around otherwise in blues and greens! All of a sudden a belf paladin Gladiator walks by, wearing the guild tag of the number one raiding guild on the server, and most likely the best 3v3 team on the battlegroup. After you get over the initial shock and doubtful thoughts such as "this guy has absoulutely no life" you start to appreciate the man and his BiS (best in slot) gear. He wears epics!

Epic Lewtz FTW!

A short time ago I wrote a blog entitled "If Everyone Wore Nametags" about how we as missionaries wear name tags and represent the Savior Jesus Christ. If you've left your house sometime since 1830 you have probably seen Mormon missionaries walking around...

Elder Sargent is an Epic Missionary

You can tell a missionary by the nametag and of course the white shirts,  ties, and suits. I would like to think that we as missionaries wear epics. It may be a little intimidating at times if two young stripling lads walk up to talk to you, or knock on your door, but be calm (our pvp flags are not on, and we come in peace). We bear a remarkable message that will clarify and add to the truths that you already hold dear. It has personal relevance to you, and to your family. I know that it will bring joy to your family, and completeness. Consider the evidence that God has once again called a prophet in these days, and has given us the Book of Mormon to serve as Another Testament of Jesus Christ, and as a way for us to know of the truthfulness of this message.