And the big news in the World of Warcraft Raid scene places Death and Taxes in the limelights, after the U.S. guild finally downed Illidan Stormrage in the Black Temple instance. This new development also pens their name in history, for the guild is not just only the sixth in the world to complete The Burning Crusade content - it is also the first U.S. guild to do so.

Now even while U.S. was late in the Raid progression, they were reported to have a good share of purp drops. Some of those mentioned were the Cowl of the Illidari High Lord, Black Bow of the Betrayer, Chestguard of the Forgotten Conqueror, and Chestguard of the Forgotten Vanquisher.

The worldwide The Burning Crusade progression now stands at Nihilum at first, Forte at second, Last Resort at third, Curse at Fourth, For the Horde at fifth and Death and Taxes at sixth.

Last Resort, Horde guild on EU Kazzak, is the second guild to slay the Betrayer. So far, there are only three guilds who have successfully downed the last boss of the Black Temple, Illidan Stormrage: Nihilum, Last Resort, and Forte.

Last Resort got something else from Azzinoth - a dagger called Shard of Azzinoth. It's an epic dagger which isn't all that bad though it would've been way cooler had it been the Warglaives of Azzinoth. Along with that, they also got an epic mace (Crystal Spire of Karabor) and two Tier 6 chest tokens.

Anyway, congratulations to Last Resort for being the second guild to taste Illidan's warglaives and survived. Who will Blizzard pit against them next?

Really, what's with the human fascination to cut kill notches into their weapons... The video you are about to see was taken by a member of the Last Resort, a Horde guild in the Kazzak (EU) realm, recently deep-sixing The Lurker Below back to the briny deep (one of many such kill videos they've made and recorded, those busy little hunters hunting wabbits).

Checking WoWWiki, Last Resort is among the first five guilds to have offed this... whatever it is (the first kill, worldwide, going to Death & Taxes back in the 12th of this month). And the loot ain't half-bad for a day's work, either.

And finally, with a name like Last Resort, you'd think they'd use a Papa Roach song as the background music for this video. Talk about getting away with murder.