Yet, as far as I understand it, if I were to do LFR with a fresh toon, I’d be unable to roll on anything which is quite unfair to me. In the end, what is “fair” is if you got your roll…not expecting other people to give up their rolls for your favor. I’ve been on alts plenty where a geared person was there was an undergeared friend and won items and didn’t offer them up to roll…and I’ve been that overgeared one running one of my friends through with 0 intention of giving puggers any drops I got unless my friend didn’t want it. It’s no different than groups who stack players of armor/class roles trying to get mythic+ drops.
I may not have needed the gear to equip myself, but gearing up my raiders benefitted me indirectly. By expecting people like me to show up and run the content and yet not be eligible for any drops is unfair on my part. What difference does it make if 10 randos roll on a piece of gear or a guild of 10 of which maybe only 1 or 2 needs the item? You still get your 1 and only 1 roll.
Yet many consider what we did as unfair because people like me who were geared still rolled need on pieces at least one of my guildies would be equipping despite not needing it personally. We didn’t bully anyone to giving up gear they won or be kicked and we all participated fully. Looting an BoP item should give you a warning alert that this item will bind to you. Items given as quest rewards are usually BoP. Items usually become soulbound one of five ways: Acquiring the item marked as 'Bind on Pickup'. Those of us with tier already still came so we could roll on gear and trade it amongst ourselves. Soulbound is the property of an item that prevents it from being traded or mailed to another character or sold in the Auction House. Back in the day, when LFR first came out (Dragon Soul in Cata), me and my guild ran LFR to help farm the tier sets.
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