On Sunday afternoon, I had my 3.5 year old daughter sitting on my lap as I was showing her WOW - yes, its true.  I had made up a female character for her called the BluePrincess.  We were running around throwing fireballs at wolves when someone whispered to our Blueprincess "Will you take off your clothes for me?"  I was shocked that such a request came.   I ignored him.  He was persistent.  "I will play you for it," he whispers again.  (Whisper is a private mode of communication between players.)  I was totally shocked - a sexual predator on WOW.  Maybe, I should not be.

There have been discussions as to whether female players are really female players.  I for one subscribed to "You have to be a bit strange to want to play a female character when you are a male in real life."  But here I am, playing a beautiful female character and being proposed by some guy."  I have to admit it was fun until I was propositioned.  You know what - I get a lot of help from the strong masculine characters more often than my other male characters that I have played.  More than a few times when my female character was way over her head and going down when another player (male) would run up and finish the job off for me - very nice.  I bow and smile for such gallant acts.

On levelling up, my Undead Mage is now Level 23 - (there you go Vince - progress).  At this pace, which is about 2 to 4 hours per level, I have at least 80 to 100 hours to Level 60.  I need to do this in 1.5 months (my account runs out).   Levelling up is getting more efficient as I now locate where the quest are via the Internet and waste no time looking around.  The key is to keep maintenance and travel time to a minimum. 

BTW, my daughter response when she first saw her character was "I don't like her dress."  "Why?" I asked.  "I don't like the colour."  It was a good thing she could not read as we played together and goofhead was whispering for a stripper.