As most have probably noticed, these pages have remained rather idle as of late. There comes a time in every guilds planar progression where certain obstacles have a tendency to halt motivation and the jovial aspects of the game, and those of you who have faced the Rathe Council know for a fact how disconsolate this particular encounter is.

On our fourth day of attempting to successfully control all twelve council members we finally managed to spawn the illusive Avatar of Earth himself, and whilst preparing the mob decided to blithely roam into our camp where a totally unprepared, unbuffed raidforce was caught haughtily off guard. Nevertheless, this mob is neither known for his area effect or his melee damage output, thus the final minutes passed with ease as the realization of victory dawned upon those present in the stronghold of the twelve.

Words can hardly describe the feeling of relief experienced once seeing such an encounter beaten, fairly certain I can safely assume an ubiquitous enraptured feeling had the entire guild ceased for a few moments after succeeding. The Coirnav encounter bested us at 40% on our closest attempt so far, but boosted with confidence and knowing the last obstacle on our way to time lies within the plane of water, I fear having to write another update rather soon.

Less than 20 hours post our slaying of the Rathe Council, we found ourselves engaging Coirnav The Avatar of Water with a vast prepared raid force. We all knew exactly what needed to be done, but in known style nameds roamed freely through our main camp, obliterating everything in their way. Seemingly on the brink of failing yet again, control was re obtained, and as Coirnav himself was engaged, nothing but certainty of success remained.

With all four elemental gods dissipated, access to the plane of time was granted to the majority of the guild today, though prior to commencing upon the final challenges of the Planes of Power expansion, basic reflagging necessities, i.e. one more round of the Rathe Council, will be prioritized.

Darladir finally sent me the full size pictures from the gathering, and they are both available for public viewing here.

advised both are rather large, thus discretion is advised for modem users. Ragrax was cleansed once again today in an encounter I personally did not attend, though rumor has it the duration was less than two hours, which is most definitely an improvement from our prior experiences. Exploration of Time soon to come.

Apologies for the lack of updates as of late, though unfortunately real life occurrences have prevented me from actually writing this way overdue news update. Since obtaining access to the illusive Plane of Time, Raging Fury has progressed rather well in regards to the challenges residing within the final frontier of the Planes of Power. The first three stages in the Plane of Time were completed sans onerous efforts, and both Terris Thule and Saryrn were bested with ease in addition to the first of the Zek brethren, Tallon. Vallon Zek proved himself to be the first real challenge of the zone, though through extensive testing and numerous learning attempts, access to the fifth phase was obtained tonight. Cazic Thule was chosen as the first target of the fifth phase, and post the stage of enrage, the god of fear still managed to emerge victorious in his first encounter with Raging Fury. As I've personally have not been present for any of these encounters, pictorial material is highly limited, however Scoop managed to locate his screenshot hotkey on several occasions, in other words providing all of the graphical aspects of this posting. For detailed loot information click here.

Innoruuk was to find himelf the sole habitant of the fifth tier of time as Raging Fury swept through three quarters of the deities on the same day.

Cazic Thule, second god to grace the face of Norrath was the first to fall, and minor adjustments to our tactics from last nights attempts were more than sufficient to secure a comfortable victory against the god of fear amid his auras and facless shrieks.

Ralloz Zek, sans his warlord title, was the next expected challenge, and to our surprise, this encounter was, bar none, the easiest we have so far stumbled upon within the Plane of Time. Planar transgression has obviously weakened the god of war, when compared to his original state within the Plane of Tactics.

Last but not least, Bertoxxulous the god of disease had been given some interesting attributes which made this fight one of the more enjoyable so far. Post an attempt experiencing area of effects, Bertoxxolous fell on the second charge. Personally I was not present for the second attempt, thus pictures are not available.

Loot information can be found here.

Innoruuk was the first deity to fall this evening, and thus all of the gods in phase five had been bested, though not during the same clearing. Eager to see the much anticipated lore... Cazic Thule fell next in a sub par performance. In our prior update, Rallos Zek was somewhat humiliated and stamped as being the weakest opponent we had to far encountered in The plane of Time. The God of war was most definately out to prove otherwise tonight as he slaughtered us easily twice in a row, leaving the guild rather baffled considering how the previous meeting with this particular mob had ended.Third time is the charm though, and with Rallos Zek defeated, this time with his dignity intact, the following decay of Bertoxxulous opened up the gateway to the coalesced monstrosity of the planar deities, namely Quarm. Cudos to the god of war for his efforts!

Having reached the final encounter Everquest at its current stage has to offer, Quarm was obviously given a test run, though surprisingly enough, no corpse shot as of yet. Our attempt ended at 79%, in other words a work in progress.