timbermaw ancestor

[prion]

I'm just wondering if anyone has ever used this and what you can tell us about it :)

I want one but I think i would rather rip out all my hairs with duct tape than go thru the long boring pointless grind to get my Timbermaw rep up to exalted.

I think it's a great reward in terms of story and coolness factor, and if it works well then in terms of gameplay also, but I don't see anyone in their right mind pursuing it.

for those who don't know what I'm talking about, go here http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/factions/timbermaw/index.html and scroll to the bottom

[dwarfenhelm]

uts a nice trinket but in outland you get much better trinkets. so for actual benefit in playing the game no its not great. but for rp then its prob a very nice trinket if you want to go through the grind to get it.
you have pointed out me me where im lacking in my enchanting skills though so im of to felwood later to get me the agi enchants

[Aerath]

My shaman has it (as well as the Dartoll's Rod of Transformation, which lets you turn yourself into a Furbag... er, Furbolg).

It's basically a li'l companion that heals you for a piddly amount whenever you drop below 30% (iirc - might be 50%) and shoots some lightning bolts at baddies when you're okay. It doesn't last long and once in outlands its damage (especially when compared to the cooldown) is atrocious.

But, it's fun.

[prion]

I thought it might be something like that, now I don't feel I'm missing anything not having it :D

[Donsta]

My Priest has one. I didn't even consider getting one for my 70 mage or hunter.

[Pharoahe]

i got one, its probably worth getting if your alliance getting the winterspring mount.
its hillarious using Dartoll's Rod of Transformation and this at the same time, and then running around SW. Looks like your ghost is chasing after you, and most people find it funny/unusual.