#4 The Evolution of Leveling in WoW W/ Ceraphus
from Emerald Dreamcast
http://d20crit.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/EmeraldDreamcast04.mp3 What a show. We are lucky to be joined by Ceraphus this week to talk about our move to the D20 network, what that entails for us and for you the listener, gives us the info about his podcasts The Sundering and Azeroth Pirate Radio and thoughts about leveling in the World of Warcraft in the past, at present and how it is looking so far in the Legion Alpha.
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