Most players would hold that the gritty has significantly denatured with the supply of 3.1, for meliorate or worsened. Paladins and Dying knights stepped downwardly from the invest of status POWER LEVELING, priests and druids are wager on the rear to their TBC honor life, warriors are not completely dead from field anymore, hunters are patterned achievement game to the BM spec, and rogues everyplace mortal all embellish improbably good after a thing repair.

With this article, I wanted to take a look at some more known and lesser known "all-stars" from season five and see where they are today and the public can determine if they were carried by class/comp, or if they share continued success this season. Here we go, in no particular order:

Deadly Gladiator Noxncakes (Hunter)

After achieving dglad in 2v2 on bg9, Noxn seems mostly inactive this eason with a less than stellar 3-9 record in 2v2 with his deadly gladiator partner (albeit druid this season instead of paladin), Jorkzie. My take on this is that Noxn bandwagoned the class in WotLK, gravy trained off the strength of hunters in s5, and can no longer flourish. He/She was an amazing priest and should really go back about POWER LEVELING..

Deadly Gladiator Proseph (Death Knight)

Big mouth on the forums, bigger mouth in game from what I am told. Fell off the map following the 3.1 patch with no arena teams currently and a tremendously fail one last week that he is no longer on. Was basically a nobody before and will continue to be one now, I guess.

Deadly Gladiator Adamz (Paladin)

He along with his partner Lupi have both basically disappeared from the arena scene with Adamz supposedly playing retribution now yet has no current active arena teams while Lupi is on a 1400 2v2 that struggles to break 50% win ratio about POWER LEVELING..

Deadly Gladiator Bigdaddyyur (Death Knight)

Another big mouth on the forums that produces less than big results online. Going from Deadly Glad to 1700ds with the exact same partners and 53% win ratio is pretty funny, but not all too surprising.

Deadly Gladiator Rydaa (Paladin)

He, along with his DK partner Milkbagz, who earned Dglad in 2 (almost 3) brackets last season currently are sporting their best team being a 2v2 rated 1193 with a 45% win ratio. Just warming up, though, right?

Inactive (Death Knight)

Seemingly quit his DK in favor of playing his rogue this season (shocking) POWER LEVELING. Skill cap all of a sudden became too low, or were rogues the hidden OP class simply overshadowed by DKs and Paladins which no longer is the case?

Merciless/Brutal Gladiator Glick (Warlock)