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Jim MorenoBrian King May 06, 2005 | 2 comments | Print | E-mail Jim Moreno
Jim came to Armchair General from the Wargamer website, which he credits for starting his game journalist career. His voluntarily assigned duties here include Game Journalist, the weekly WebOps column, co-writer of The Incorrect Art of War article, (super) Forum Moderator, and Alyssa Milano guru, among others. Aside from his Armchair General life, he’s still involved in those activities mentioned earlier, along with enjoying fine cigars, books, movies, (disco) music, and exercise. Military history TV shows and the SciFi Channel just about round out his daily life. Jim currently resides in Decatur, Alabama, where you may on occasion find him upside-down, naked, and screaming.
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2 Comments to “Jim Moreno”
enjoyed your podcast interview on “How I WOW” nice job!
By Glenn on Sep 17, 2008 at 9:55 pm
I just listened to your interview on “How I WoW” and heard that you still use the Zul’Farak mask for RP reasons. I just wanted to bring “The Hexxer’s Cover” to your attention. http://www.wowhead.com/?item=19886 It is another voodoo mask, but level 60 with more stats and more flashy in the same style. This is a drop from the level 60 20man raid Zul’Gurub. If you go there with a five man level 80 group you are likely to be having no problems dropping him.
Cheers, Steph.
By Stephanius on Jan 10, 2009 at 6:05 am