For what I believe was the seventh time, Raging-Fury was gathered at Boomtown in Copenhagen. These real life events have grown to be a trademark of our guild, and symbolizes the fact that there are much more to the high-end game of Everquest than merely the strive for loot. (even though I am sure Hoyas would disagree!)

Each of these gatherings consist of one raid, often a target we have never bested prior to the gathering, or something which has been way overdue for us to achieve as a guild, followed by a night of enjoying the nightlife Copenhagen has to offer.

Vulaek'Aerr was the primary target, a ring we had attempted a few times prior to the release of Planes of Power, though as most of you are probably aware of, being subject to a few ring resets, combined with servercrashes, this ring was soon abandoned as newer content emerged. However, this being the sole challenge left in Velious, it was decided Vulak's time had come.

Once again we offer our most sincere grattitude to Taxa for organizing the event, like he has done many a time in the past, and knowing the gnome, we all remain certain there will be more to come. Apart from the slaying of Vulak'Aerr we have been attempting numerous elemental plane mobs, completing the necessary keys and so forth.

There used to be a section called fashion victims on this page, though due to the Legacy of Ykesha release, the amount of possible candidates have been overwhelming, thus the following display of a few randomly selected candidates will sadly be the concluding summary for the time being.

Last but not least, and most likely not the final sighting of the following occurrence:

In lieu of Wednesdays patch, the chamber of transcendence was revisited in hopes of more specific aid in regards to what kind of brawn was needed to slay the individual sentinels of Ikkinz.

Like many a guild, our progress in Kod Taz had until this point been halted thoroughly by this all but broken encounter. Though rumour proclaimed several guilds had actually completed the event prior to the changes brought live this week.

Thus we also blithely attempted a haughty zerg fest of random killshots and intricate division of melee and caster dps, to no avail, merely to illustrate some of the vagaries that took place in the chambers of destruction.

Nevertheless, with the implemented changes, the encounter was completed with ease, and baffled yet jovial magicians felt useful for a change as the sentinel weak to coalesced damage fell to the ground. As the pictures most likely illustrate, I was not present personally, and the screenshot button seems to have eluded my guild once again.

Leading the quote section, Ztroke "accidentallY" clicking the portal within Innoruuk's lair, whilst Spellquestor used the occasion to clear his own name, also worth noticing, the secret of getting a cleric to join your Kod Taz group!

Having successfully completed the open beta encounter of transcendence a few days ago, it was with an eerie feel of anticipation that we approached the taelosian altar yesterday evening.

Sadly we were all but disappointed upon discovering the tendencies of the trial mentioned initially, apparantly leaving the players completely clueless in regards to what is actually required to kill a mob, has struck home with our beloved developers at Sony.

Eventually stumbling across "the correct energy deemed a necessity to vanquish this foe", the final encounter was a complete reciprocal of the trial in general, in other words, enjoyable.

The keeper of the altar was however not in a photogenic mood, thus seconds after pressing F10, entering my camera mode, I was easily disposed of, limiting the pictorial coverage, but believe it or not, Trille actually managed to snap the occasion, though unfortunately with my corpse displayed amid the remnants.

The Pixxt summoner circle in Kod'Taz has long been an intriguing event, both in regards to difficulty and to its potential role in the progression pattern.

Having merely attempted the ring once prior to today, the ring was completed sans too much asperity, and various items were distributed amongst those present. Tingle and trille once again reap the acclaim for providing the pictorial coverage.

A decaying dragon withered to the unrecognizable by the corruption festering beneath the mountains awaited a wary raidforce amid the eerie setting of the nest. Summoning an array of unDead servants to his aid, Vishimtar sought to spread the taint that seemingly had consumed the once lithe dragon, to no avail.

This encounter is possibly the most captivating challenge of DoN to date, not necessarily due to the difficulty involved, the dragon himself is quite easily bested once the correct strategy is applied, though the involvement of every member present definitely makes this fight one to remember.

Unlike the Mata Muram encounter, one slight neglect will not render the fight all but impossible, but merely prolong an already lengthy fight. As of yet we have not been able to allocate further content in the DoN expansion, and while the newest addition to Everquest has of yet been all but euphoria, one can only hope that further raiding content will be revealed. If not, completing an expansion in less than three weeks will surely be somewhat frowned upon, time will tell. Extremely poor screenshots this time around, one could almost think they were supplied by Finnemann!

No particular reason for this update really, I for one got fairly fed up with watching the same old Vishimtar picture each time I loaded the page. Speaking of Vishimtar, we are still doing our upmost to kill him in a position that might actually resemble a decent corpseshot, though as of yet, such an oppertunity has all but eluded us.

Content wise, and I believe I am speaking for practically every high end guild out there, the weekly agenda is quickly becoming pretty repetitive, more precisely a Tacvi Clearing, Anguish clearing, selected dragons within the new expansion (read:two), and potentially an occasional MPG trial should the nostalgy arise. Add a day or two of working on the Overlord Mata Muram encounter, and you have the raiding schedule for the next few months laid out pretty plainly. Further content is sorely needed, and should this fail to be addressed within a reasonable amount of time, further server mergers will most definitely be required, i.e announce more raiding content!

Everquest recently celebrated its six year anniversary, and with it, by popular demand, Fabled mobs were introduced anew, this time in the Kunark expansion zones. Familiar faces such as Venril Sathir, Gorenaire, Talendor and Trakanon were all somewhat buffed up and made for an entertaining reunion, and as the search for presentable Vishimtar picture is still undergoing, the fabled celebrants will have to do for eyecandy.

The Prophecy of Ro expansion is upon us and even though we have no news worthy of replacing Mayong, I guess it's only fair to those browsing various guildsites in search of news on the expansion, to offer a bit of help. First off let me apologize for for this update not being up to its usual standards, but our wordwizard and fearless leader Nineveh has decided to dedicate his energy to RL endevours. Either that or Svartrot ate him. In both cases we wish him the best of luck on his future journey and may it be filled with as much excitement for him as he made EQ and Raging Fury for those of us who had the pleasure of having him as leader.

As far as Prophecy of Ro goes, I wont get into the whole risk vs reward thing here. Lets just say dragons aren't what they used to be. We took down Porthio the Secondborn, but unfortunately I dont have any pictures from that fight at all, so instead I will leave you with one of the Eldarr mobs. Nothing interesting from that fight really, neither in terms of difficulty nor rewards, but it adds some color to the frontpage.

Moving on we find the one mob that put up a fight so far, although he still bit the dust after a few runs to figure him out.

This mob actually gave us some nice loots. If I remember right, it sold better than our demiplane raids who tend to have most loot rotting. Somehow I think we will be seeing Daosheen alot more in the future

Although we lost some people to the natural progress of people moving on to RL stuff, we also got some nice new additions to our current team and we are going as strong as ever, determined to put Mayong to rest once again in his new incarnation. So therefore I wont spend too much time on this update, because I got the feeling that it will be updated very soon as we continue to progress through PoR. Expect some Theater of Blood updates in the very near future.

We have a very limited number of spots open to certain classes and exceptional players, so if you want to be a part of Raging Fury, this is your chance. Check out our current needs and contact Illandra in-game if interested and qualified

Another brief update just to meet my monthly Deadline for frontpage updates

The Buried Sea expansion has arrived and ofcourse Raging Fury has flagged ourself in a great team effort from everyone. We still tear up Ashengate and Frostcrypt, but I doubt anyone is interesteed in hearing about this again. So instead I will bring you a nice picture of our adventures guild sitting at the Sisters event in Solteris, throne of Ro, admiring our guildbanner. Not that there is much time for slacking in that zone. We are working on the event and we are improving and it is looking good so far. It is definitely not a walkover, but we will get it done. We always do.

We are fortunate to have several people on the way from other servers to join our ranks and might close recruting soon, but for now we are still open for an enchanter, a wizard, couple of paladins and shadowknights, a necro and a bard. Gnomes extra wanted!

You will find all info needed to apply on our forum as well as in links on this frontpage. Expect us to have some exciting news for you soon.