Post years of unchallenged reign, the newspage of Raging Fury was finally slain today, replaced with a graphical innovation that in my opinion is a vaste improvement of our informational relay channel to the Everquest Community.

Kenneth Weide, more commonly known as Knekker the rogue on Antonius Bayle, graciously offered us his talents when learing that we wished to enhance our webpage. On several occasions in the past, the guild has utilized Knekker's services, primarily through the signature picture that has become a tradmark of both his artistic abiLities, and distinct method of approach. Personally I must admit to being somewhat surprised at the temperance displayed by the artist upon learning that the design needed minor alterations for the sixth or seventh time, though I think I can safely speak for every party involved when I say that the end result is an epitome of our expectations.

There will come a time when Knekkers work will reap great renown, and without doubt he will shortly host an online gallery for more extensive display of his work, but until such a time arrives, you can view his prior projects on our forum through clicking here. On behalf of the entire guild, thank you kindly Knekker!

Despite installing a php based news updating system allowing for other members to update once in a while, there seems to be an eerie feel of reluctance towards accepting remotely connected to public display. Thus the readers will have to endure my rants for the time being. The two images included above were chosen merely as they are the main protagonists of our weekly raiding agenda, and to prevent the first update on the new page to consist solely of text. As insignificant as it might seem, the return of the Circle of Drakes event was highly appreciated, and added a tinge of something new to an all but redundant schedule. The announcement of the new expansion arrived not a minute too late, and as always before, new content lures the community into a state of eager acceptance, brooding silently whilst awaiting different challenges.

A few updates back we blantantly disclosed the fact that one of our most active wizards, Skyllah, still adorns herself with elemental clothing. Apparantly she is not alone when indulging in such planar remnants, through mail, I received information that amongst the wizards of Heaven & Earth, there resides a player by the name of Kilzadi who oddly enough also wears the cloak of combustion! Pure happenstance? Or does this cloak possess something exquisite and unique? Please feel free to attend Skyllah's historical lecture on planar armour in the Plane of Knowledge this Saturday at 16.00 near the Priest of Discord.

Added by Uren, last but not least:

High Priest Nkosi Bakari fell within the caves of Txevu tonight, in what was confirmed by developer Rashere to be a serverwide second kill of this particular mob. Having literally spent every available raid night in the High Priest's all but charming presence, this was without a quiver of doubt, the most challenging adversary we have ever defeated, though also one of the most entertaining.

Twenty minutes post the point of engage, a weary raidforce was seen uttering a display of euphoria knowing their week long dedication to this sole event had yielded access to Zun'Muram Tkarish Zyk. One attempt, merely for educational purposes, was made against the gatekeeper of Tacvi, though suffice to say, we hardly dented the monstrosity. Albeit being a unique high end weapon, the monk staff had far from a noteworthy appearance, however, having received inquiries, behold Karde in all his... glory?

The second trial of Txevu is commonly known as the Sandgarden, this highly innovative name originated due to the fact that the room housing this particular event is covered with, you guessed correctly, sand. Based on the lore triggering this event, I personally feel something reminiscent of the gladitor aspect wouldbe more suiting, nevertheless, Sandgarden it is, and without further ado, this ordeal was completed tonight.

Having our champion successfully complete his battle against the infamous Runt, the two familiar faces displayed in the first picture graced us with their lithe presence in the arena. Numerous hours were spent amid not less than two servercraches, though each attempt yielded important information concerning the key to winning this encounter.

Merely two days have passed since our last update, thus people have not been given a proper chance to display their unmatched humour. Until such a time arrives, I give you, Jander Iwsforfood in addition the loot of Ixt Hsek Syat.

Our exploration of Txevu has barely commenced, though despite limited time within the zone as of yet, far from aided by the sporadic server patches, the Ukun Bloodfeaster event was completed yesterday evening. Stonemites appear to be a trendy part of high end taelosian content, and I personally doubt we have seen the last of their all but annoying presence.

Generally, a rather uneventful week, despite managing to pull the fifth phase in Plane of Time to the lair of Terris Thule. For further inquiries on this particular exploit, feel free to contact Zorrbald! In an attempt to entice the viewers of this page to return in the imminent future, I will disclose the fact that our homepage is currently being revamped, hopefully ready for display without too much ado. In addition a new newscript will enable others to update the news, liberating the readers from my drivel.

Having recently completed a reflagging round of Kod'Taz, consisting of Uqua and The Altar of Destruction, we were in a position to critically select an essential playerbase, a reciprocal to our prior attempts with a raidforce numbering in the high 40s. Kelekdrix himself has at this stage become routine, and the encounter was all but an epitome of success.

Despite quite a few directionally challenged members, the following stonemite event was also completed sans too much adversity, opening the path once again to the infamous cursebearers of Noqifuel. Arriving adequately prepared since our last defeat, refined tactics and preparation secured our progression through this unique part of Inktu'ta, introducing us to Noqufiel himself for the first time.

The final endeavor literally caught us by surprise causing both confusion and chaos, leaving Noqufiel victorious merely minutes later. The approach was slightly changed, and as the battle lithely continued, realization of victory dawned upon those present in the unmasked chapel, though sadly, a druid managed to secure the ending blow.

Detailed loot information can be found here. Further news to follow from the leading zone in regards to interiour and decoration within Taelosia, namely Txevu. A popular saying claims that everything changes, though through the following two Azeri quotes, we intend to disprove that theory. The first quote occurred during a Plane of Fire raid aproximately 15 months ago, while the latter one originated in Qvic last week.

After many a completed ring event within the plane of earth, access to the stronghold of the twelve was obtained this monday. We eagerly await the challenges within the deeper parts of this particular elemental plane, although I remain fairly certain the eagerness is mostly related to the feeling of not having to complete another ring in the earthen badlands based on flagging necessities.

Most of you have seen the model for the magician earth pet, thus instead of depicting the Final Arbitor, I will use the occation to welcome two servertransfers to Antonius Bayle, namely Thadew from Erollisi Marr and Galiaan from The Nameless. Galiaan appears to have familiarized himself rather well with the role of the rangers of Raging Fury. Give them both a warm welcome.

Commencing the quote section this time, which is rather limited due to somewhat reduced playtime as of late, with a follow up from the mention of Huneyy's death in Lower Guk, in addition to a definite sign of having spent too much time within the plane of fire when the following witticisms occur: