Sharding your Purples?

[bertha katzenengel]

What does that mean?

it's from this page:

http://files.kavefish.com/pictures/collections/funny_cat_pictures/_index-list.html

here's the image:

[blondeatlast]

1. I could have spent my entire life in blissful ignorance of it...

until now.

Darn you! :spank:

I won't hold my breath, but I will watch this thread! :rofl:

[Fuzz]

2. Is it like a Cincinnati bow tie?

[TheBaldyMan]

3. It's something to do with World of Warcraft

I think you can break down some loot into shards, the loot is classed into different colours (purple green etc)

[TheBaldyMan]

5. It means kitty has logged on to your WoW account and is destroying your gear...

hope this makes it clearer

cool pic btw

[bertha katzenengel]

10. fabulous! i hd no idea.

:bounce: thnka you!

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

6. Sounds about right.

Magical items (weapons and armor, mostly) in World of Warcraft are colour-coded according to rarity. Purple-grade items are very powerful, and can take a long time to acquire.

If you have the Enchanting skill, you can "break down" an item into a small pile of magical dust or crystals (shards), which you can then use to enhance other pieces of gear. It's a good way to get rid of obsolete gear.

So, "sharding your purples" translates to "destroying your essential equipment that it took you a month to get".

[blondeatlast]

4. I don't know, but I LOVE this photo from the same site:

And I love Scottish Folds, but may have to rethink it:


Some of those are hysterical.

[BarenakedLady]

7. Yes they are right

In World Of Warcrack uhm I mean Warcraft purple items are the highest equipment you can earn. If you disenchant them (assuming not needed to wear) you will get a shard that is worth a bunch of gold. Gold is money. Like life, money makes the World Of Warcraft go round.

So there ya go.

[ChoralScholar]

8. My fave:

[Elidor]

9. LOL! Classic pic, classic message!

3 Thumbs up! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: