u/BridgeOnRiver

I started to play WoW Classic - Season of Discovery as a Dwarf Hunter (level 7). I played WoW many years ago, and am not a great player. Sometimes my girlfriend and brother play as well.

Are there any Dubai-based guilds or player groups I should consider to join. My goal is to complete the Zul'Gurub and Ragnaros raids eventually.

I only plan to play a few hours per week, so it has to be a bit casual. No 'all night raid nights' each week.

I would like to play some games using my old Lego pirate ship, El Dorado Fort some small boats, and lots of pirates and colonial soldiers.

I love OnePageRules. But I can't seem to see any OnePageRules rules for using boats and ships.
OnePageRules Skirmish rules are quite perfect. So maybe we can just "borrow" the rules for ships, boats, sailing, swimming, etc. from another game?

Also: what is the general practice for movement with legos? Do you count 'dots' like 3 dots is one inch?

For Battle March and small games in general, I wish we could have some weaker versions of leaders. E.g. you can't afford to bring a Dragon. But how about a wounded dragon? Can't afford The Green Knight... but how about The Green Knight on foot?

Because me and my friends now basically know rules that can be used for any miniatures - the barrier to just buy and paint two new armies and play a game has disappeared.

Wanna play a Mordheim style battle - no worries. You don't have to read 200 pages of rules and stats. You can just go on armyforge, make the armies, and play with your new miniatures using rules you already know 95% of.

Wanna try Age of Sigmar? again - easy. But how about Star Wars? Lego Pirates? Lego Elves? Literally everything is now just plug and play.

This is truly awesome. OPR is genius.

The only downside is that I'm all out of shelf space in my apartment.

Many years ago I was in Istanbul. My local friend took us to a very big traditional hamman.
We went in four guys together. Each got a massage, scrub, foam bath, etc. beautiful venue - like a royal palace. Then we got soft bathrobes, tea and finally went out for shisha.

I truly felt like I was the sultan of the Ottoman empire.

When I have visitors to Dubai from abroad - I would love to give them such a traditional Middle Eastern experience. I've googled, but haven't seen any such hammans in Dubai.

Are there any? or maybe in Abu Dhabi? Or is this an Istanbul-only thing?