Binaural Forum

Bloodthistle / Fictional (VERY STRONG) / 30 Minutes

Want to be a Thistlehead? Try a drug that can only be used by Blood Elves in World of Warcraft (WoW) (TM Blizzard Entertainment) that, while increasing connection to magic, causes addiction and lethal withdrawal. Expect increased wakefulness and focus in association with decreased fatigue and appetite, harsh after-effects, and dark withdrawal symptoms.

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Hello there this is SadLittlePony back with another review. I had actually been bumming lately because I didn't have money to go get a new dose so I could review it for all of you. But my girlfriend had me play World of Warcraft with her and I said Oh Yeah I have the Bloodthistle dose. I haven't gotten a chance to use it until today so I am proud to present you with the dose based upon American Heritage of World of Warcraft!

I used this dose in the upright sitting position no blindfold and open eyes. I used my Astro A40 Professional Gaming Headset without the MixAmp and the signal split for the mic and headset. The boon mic remained attached and down as if I were talking to someone and I played the dose Via iTunes.

The dose started out like a normal dose would about average speed and there were a couple pops which surprised me because I wasn't completely Dosing yet. They sent a spike of spook right to my spine and I jumped. There wasn't much euphoria or anything like I had expected but the dose felt quite good.

After not too long the dose slowed down and white noise was added to the mix and it slowed gradually. I felt a subtle sinking feeling with this portion of the dose. It started to make me somewhat drowsy which I think is odd given the description of the dose itself.

This portion of the dose persisted and I began to sweat. I started to wake up and become alert but at the same time I felt very drowsy. The dose was quite soothing though. After a bit of prolonged exposure to this part of the dose I noticed how aware I became of the dose and the situation around me. I felt very in tune with everything.

Eventually the white noise faded and the dose felt like it became slightly louder. The dose also seemed to be slowing down very slowly which gave me a very subtle sinking feeling almost as if I was spinning. I heard a ringing like my ears were ringing but it faded in and out. It might have been a hallucination or a fault in my formatting process.

At the end the dose sounded like it was fading extremely slow. It faded and faded but still had a bit of time left. I feel as though the dose sunk into the back of my mind and I was focused on everything else. When the dose finally finished I began doing things very calculated and with ease too.

Overall I am not sure what I thought about this dose at all. The description is very vague and I haven't been playing WoW long enough to know what Bloodthistle even looks like in game. Overall though the dose is very interesting and is a good dose to use before you take a test or study... or practice magic. I am actually listening to some Hammerfall while typing this review and I feel like I am typing 100wpm because of this dose.

Adderall for elves.

*nods and smirks*
Yes pretty much.

hmm... it seems like it'd be difficult for the i-doser team to translate bloodthistle's said effects into a dose, since you can't really have withdrawals from dosing (can you?) and you can't increase magic in reality... it seems like a dumbed-down cocaine because the wakefulness and vitality part.

I agree which I give them serious props for trying. But mostly I think they made this dose for sales purposes. So they can appeal to a larger crowd. I mean I would not have bought this dose if my friend didnt get me into wow a couple months back