Right now we are thinking about ways to best implement this. Currently using the feedback link at the bottom of the page is the best way to request a game to be added.

In my mind, there is a solid spot for 1 regular disc priest in any raid. Any more than one and you're not gaining any quantifiable benefit sadly.

However, a disc priest does make an excellent difference once people forget HPS and start thinking about 'effective mitigation'.

Talented PWS from a disc priest raises the effective HP of a tank, as does Aegis. This makes tanks less susceptible to large spike damage. Maybe we're not seeing that in Naxx 10, but as bosses get harder and PWS and Aegis get larger from better gear then it will become more noticeable.

I don't mention Grace on purpose as it won't stack with BoSanct but in cases where no Pally tank is present then add that too.

Remember, if a Disc priest does 0 healing, but absorbs 40k of damage through shield and Aegis, and a Holy Priest does 40k healing, the effective damage mitigation / recovery is the same. It's not all about HPS.

Unfortunately no actual release date has been announced by blizzard as of yet. Speculation and rumors are all over the internet with the most recent theories pointing to 9-09-09. Only time will tell.

Well I'm still kind of a noob when it comes to rogues myself, but if you like killing stuff fast, but with less reliability, go daggers for backstab.

If you like killing stuff a little slower, but with more ability to handle adds (monsters that attack when you didn't plan on it) go combat swords.

For levelling I recommend combat swords. Start with improved sinister strike. Then take improved gouge.
Then precision. Then you should have a feel for what you like.

From what my friends tell me the only thing that levels faster is a hunter probably.

Not sure if you're asking if this is good or not. Haven't tried it myself but I heard it is so so.

Just loot everything when you grind to get higher levels.

If you play on a shard that allows horses you will definitely need one to be competitive in PvP

If you play on a shard that allows horses you will definitely need one to be competitive in PvP

LOTRO is a pretty fun game but after some time it might get old for some people. Fans of the lore and roleplaying surrounding this genre may enjoy the game longer than most. Overall the game is fun but doesn't bring anything groundbreaking to the MMORPG table.