Our last teaching raid in Thunderholme saw awesome turnout with 8 first-timers to Temple of the Deathwyrm and Fire on Thunder Peak! We had many returning players and 2 newcomers to our events. You can watch the live stream on my twitch channel at twitch.tv/vooduspyce.
Next in our teaching raid series will be Riding the Storm Out on Saturday, January 26 at 9pm EST!
The goal is to welcome newer players into the raiding scene, to teach people how raids work, to get players more comfortable with raids and to enhance the Sarlona community. There is no level cap for any of our teaching raids but you must be at least level 27 to enter Riding the Storm Out.
If you are new to RSO, there is no flagging required!
There are a couple things you should do to prepare for the raid:
1. Twist in Energy Sheath (electric version) - we will continuously be struck by lightning throughout most of the raid, so Energy Sheath is very important. The lightning cannot be evaded. Energy Sheath is a tier 1 enhancement from the Draconic Incarnation epic destiny. Alternatively, you can use a
4-piece sentient weapon Electrocution filigree set for a permanent electric Energy Sheath effect.
2. Bring an electrical absorption item if possible - with the massive amounts of electrical damage that we will encounter, an absorption item is helpful to wear in addition to having Energy Sheath. You can craft absorption items using Cannith Crafting or you can find randomly generated items with the descriptors "Electricity Absorption" or "Insulated". You can also use named items such as Ring of the Djinn, Prismatic Cloak or the new
Legendary Ring of Flickering Steel from Update 41's Lost at Sea. A list of named electric absorption items can be found on DDOwiki
here.
Space is limited so reserve your spot ahead of time! If you would like to reserve a space in this Saturday's event, please contact me in game on Gingerspyce or preferably Voodu, who I've been playing most lately.
This event will be live streamed on my twitch channel twitch.tv/vooduspyce so even if you're not on Sarlona, you can watch, learn and ask questions live.
Thank you to the community for all the support and special thanks to DDOCast for mentioning our events. We hope to see you in raids soon! 
Much love,
Gingerspyce and The High Lords of Malkier