WoW ICC Power Aura Strings
July 15, 10:00 AM

One of my most beloved add-ons in Word of Warcraft is called Power Auras Classic which is a mod that creates a custom graphic, animation and sound to alert you to specific things in game that you don’t want to miss with the added ability to track timers and stacks.  Pretty much anything u want to be alerted to in the game, AT ANY POINT you want to be notified for, can have a custom “aura” set to notify you. This is very helpful in creating alerts for things that can wipe a raid, make you die, or even just class notifications that notify you of buffs/debuffs/procs, etc so you don’t miss a max DPS/Healing opportunity. Yes you can monitor your own debuffs and pay attention to Deadly Boss Mods, but these strings simply put a graphic on your character with appropriate times and sounds to alert you what is going on- and anything that allows you to not have to take your eyes off your character to monitor other stuff is win/win in my opinion. Power Auras is amazing for all the class specific things you might want to monitor but even more so in raid notifications, especially in Ice Crown Citadel which requires alot of movement and monitoring of debuffs.  If you want to see what class specific auras are out there you can use, just google “your class power aura strings” and you will get lots of …

XBOX LIVE GAMERTAG: Valkyrie FD
GAMES I'M PLAYING
* World of Warcraft
* Magic The Gathering: Duel of the Planeswalkers
* Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2


HEIGHT: 5'4"
EYES: Hazel
HAIR: Blonde
LOCATION: San Diego, CA
HOMETOWN: San Diego CA
FAVORITE GENRES: FPS, Action/Adventure, Puzzle, RPG
FAVORITE GAMES: Halo, Splinter Cell, Rainbow Six 3, World of Warcraft, Beyond Good & Evil, Fatal Frame
FAVORITE SNACK: Chips & Donuts
FAVORITE CHARACTER: Jade from Beyond Good & Evil
FAVORITE EMOTE: /golf clap
FAVORITE QUOTE: "Double Kill, Triple Kill, KILLTACULAR!"
FAVORITE MUSIC: Pretty much all except polka!
FAVORITE TV SHOWS: Seinfield, Family Guy, and pretty much all Reality Shows & HBO/Showtime Series
FAVORITE BOOKS: The Witching Hour (series), The Wheel of Time(series), & all things romance!
FAVORITE COLOR: Green and Black
FIRST GAME ADDICTION: Pac-Man
FIRST CONSOLE: Atari 2600
GREATEST MOMENT: beating Oblivion with all 50 achievments in 105 hours
LONGEST SPREE: 36 hours FFVII
OBSESSIONS: Reading, writing, learning, playing all games (cards, board and video), Reality shows
I HATE: Rude, racist or sexist people, mosquitoes, fish, being knifed or hit in the back of the head in game
I LOOK LIKE: Samantha from "Bewitched" *twitch my nose*

A big smile, great weapon handling and a voice that carries like a cheerleader’s goes a long way – especially if you are a female gamer in a male-dominated industry plagued by “ideas” of what a girl gamer should be. Driven to dispel the stereotypes that exist about girl gamers and help create a safe haven for other female gamers, Amy has made a mark in the gaming community like no other female gamer before her. She helped to create and lead the largest multi-platform female clan, consisting of hundreds of gun-toting women that compete on all the top games on all major platforms.

Competition is no stranger to Brady who is more than just an online “gamer”. Brady is known as “Valkyrie” in the video game online community as a member of Ubisoft’s all-girl gaming team, the Frag Dolls. The team includes seven members who each boast a signature name and the intent to not only win but dominate. It’s obvious that Brady contributes considerably to the team with her extraordinary organizational abilities and leadership on the field.

Brady was also one of the creative forces behind building, developing, and marketing the Pandora’s Mighty Soldiers (PMS) website into one of the largest clan communities in the world. Her degree in Psychology of Organizational Development and experience in human resources help assist her in leading, organizing, promoting, and managing her online communities and to Co-Lead her clan.

Although Brady’s introduction to professional gaming came with the formation of the Frag Dolls shortly before the release of Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow, she has been a gamer ever since the days of Atari.  While Amy has placed high in many tournaments, in December 2006 she was part of the four member Frag Doll team that took 1st place in the Rainbow Six Vegas tournament at CPL Dallas.  This made history by being the first all-female team to rank number one in a co-ed professional LAN tournament. She was also a cast member on the first season of the hit reality show, WCG Ultimate gamer, where she took fifth place and was the last woman standing.

Once spending two days straight playing Final Fantasy III, Brady consistently proves she is passionate about playing video games. Aside from the considerable amount of hours spent on practice a week for the Frag Dolls, Brady pours in an additional 50-60 more hours of personal game play. A lover of all genres, franchises such as Rainbow Six, Halo, Magic the Gathering, and World of Warcraft are responsible for keeping her so busy today.