Keres plays chicken with Teremus the Devourer

By Bill Detwiler October 2, 2006, 1:01 PM PDT billdetwiler

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Keres plays chicken with Teremus the Devourer

From a safe place

Teremus the Devourer is a boss dragon the roams the Blasted Lands. Unless you have 4 or 5 level 60 characters, I won’t get too close. Occasionally, a few intrepid adventurers will “kite”, or lure, Teremus into other more populated areas, like Elywnn Forest or even Stormwind–the human capital city.

Impressive wing span

Even from the safety of my stealthed position on the hill, Teremus’ wing span is impressive.

Getting a little closer

Being a rogue has it’s advantages. The Stealth ability makes you the perfect paparazzi.

I am not the rogue you're looking for

Even as a level 60 character, some high-level NPCs and chracters can see through my disguise. I wonder just how close I can get?

Catch a dragon by its tail...

I wonder if Teremus would mind me grabbing his tail.

Almost too close

I thought the tail was going to hit me while I took this shot.

I'm ready to ride!

I wish World of Warcraft would let you ride dragons–Valheru here I come!

By Bill Detwiler

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