As a DPS, starting to run my own keys was incredibly eye opening.

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I am currently a 214 ele shaman and I was for a while in the group of people who were sad at the difficulty of getting invited to any key higher than a +10. That is until I decided to run my own +14 key that I managed to get from pugging out of sheer luck imo.Within minutes of posting a +14 key, I get many apps with a variety of IL, but the thing is, I now have a choice between a 212 ret pallie with 10 successful 10 to 14 key runs, or the arms warrior with 223 IL and 90+ successful 15+ runs. There is no choice here and it made me realize, this is what im up against holy shit.Last night I did a 14 NW with a druid tank who had 270 successful 15 or greater runs and his 2 dps buddies, and then a 222 priest with 150 of his own. All within 3 minutes of posting the group.Run your own keys guys, it will make you a lot happier.

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