My friend's guild ended up not panning out, in fact their GM disbanded the guild altogether.

So I ended up joining another guild at the request of a person I had tanked with in the past. This was also the start for me as just a regular member of a guild, no position of leadership, not an officer etc etc. In fact the way they speak on vent tells you right away, they love to make ruckus all the time, during random non-fighting moments, pulls, boss fights, always loud, always chattering...

I have a confession to make. I'm an altaholic.

Currently sitting at three 80s. My main beloved Prot Warrior. My abandoned Death Knight (boo). My Holy/Ret Paladin.

I'm about to add another 80 to that list. My level 80 Tank Spec Rogue.

Am I crazy? Yes. Very. I blame the 3.2 patch notes. As soon as I saw that Rogues could wield axes, the wheels in my head began to turn.

Thought process begins: My Warrior has two Last Laughs, why can't a Rogue...

So I stopped playing WoW for a week due to my workload in the office.

Coming back today I proceeded to do my dailies while I LFG with a buddy of mine. Being dual-specced is fun and it was a suprise when my buddy found a druid healer for our group.

Me: Hi...
Healer: So who's tank?
Me: I am...
Healer: You can't tank with 20k HP, I know a tank. Invite and you can DPS.

Offcourse I just kept quiet, since clearing heroic is clearing a...

I don't think I'm alone in having a low drama tolerance.

I can put up with people being idiots.
I can put up with people yelling in vent.
The only thing which makes me call raids - bar time being up - is drama.

Finding out that a solid DPS'er isn't coming because he didn't get invites last night is annoying. Especially as he wasn't on his main and I had no way of knowing that he was on an alt.

Finding out that my GL'er refuses to be partied...