Rules

Who we are

is a raiding guild on , formed for the launch of World of Warcraft: Forever on 4 November 2026.

We run two 20-player raid teams on separate nights, plus dungeons, 10-player raids and PvP for anyone who wants them. The goal is steady progression with people you actually like raiding with. Not a world-first guild, not a “log in when you feel like it” guild. Somewhere sensible in between.

Raid nights

  • Team 1: and ,
  • Team 2: and ,

Server time is CET. Raid-Helper shows event times in your own timezone.

How to join

  1. Read this channel.
  2. Pick your class, spec and ping roles in #get-roles.
  3. Post in #apply. One thread, your character name as the title. Tell us: class and spec, raid experience (any version of WoW counts), which raid nights you can make, and why us.
  4. An officer replies in your thread within 48 hours.

Social members get the Member role right away. Dungeons, PvP, professions, all the community channels.

Raided with us before? Say so in your application. Known raiders skip the trial and go straight to Raider.

New raiders start as Trial for three full raid weeks. During trial you sign up like everyone else, raid, and are treated like a raider in every way except council loot (see #raid-info). After three weeks the raid leader and officers decide: Raider, extend, or “not a fit”. You will be told either way, with reasons.

Friends of members can hang around in community channels without joining the guild. Ask a member to vouch for you.

Conduct

The short version: be someone people want to spend four hours in voice with.

  1. No slurs, no harassment, no bigotry. Not as a joke, not in voice, not “ironically”. This is the only rule with no warning attached. First time is a kick.
  2. Drama goes to officers, not to channels. Problem with a person, a loot decision, a raid call? DM an officer. Public callouts get deleted and you get a warning.
  3. No gold buying, no botting, no account sharing, no real-money trading. It gets accounts banned and guilds flagged. Instant removal.
  4. No politics, religion, or news arguments in guild channels. Take it to DMs.
  5. Respect people’s time. Sign up only if you will show. Cancel in Raid-Helper as soon as you know, not ten minutes before. Do not hold a group hostage while you “just finish this quest”.
  6. Don’t beg. Not for gold, not for boosts, not for loot. Ask once, politely, in #looking-for-group or #professions. Guildies help guildies; that is the whole point of a guild.
  7. Keep it PG-13 in text and voice. People raid with kids in the room.

Warnings are tracked by officers. Two warnings in a month means a conversation with the Guild Master. Three means you are out.

Discord

  • Signups only through Raid-Helper. Clicking the event is the signup. A message saying “I’ll be there” is not.
  • Ping roles, not people. Use @Dungeon Ping or @PvP Ping for groups. Never @everyone. Raid pings come from raid leaders through the team roles.
  • One rank role each. Officers set it. If yours looks wrong, ask.
  • Alts: tell an officer which main they belong to. Alts get the Alt role and can use all Member channels.
  • Voice: push-to-talk or a working noise gate during raids. If the raid leader asks you to fix your mic, fix it before next raid.
  • No NSFW anywhere, including profile pictures and nicknames.
  • Nicknames should be recognisable as your main character. “Thrallsbf” is fine. “User38271” is not.

Ranks

  • Guild Master — final say, tries not to use it.
  • Officer — recruitment, discipline, guild bank, loot council. Three to four people.
  • Raid Leader — one per team. Owns the roster, the schedule and the raid calls. Raid-Helper manager.
  • Raider — on a team or on the bench. Full raid channel access.
  • Trial — new-face raider on probation, three raid weeks. People we have raided with before skip it.
  • Member — in the guild, not raiding with a team.
  • Alt — an alt of any of the above.
  • Friend — not in the guild, vouched for by a member.

Rank is about what you do in the guild, not how long you have been here.

Raiding in one paragraph

Full rules are in #raid-info. The short version: sign up in Raid-Helper by the deadline, be online and at the instance 10 minutes before pull with consumables, know the fights before you walk in, run Deadly Boss Mods and the loot addon, keep the two chat channels (raid chat and Discord) for raid talk during the raid, and stay for the full raid time. Attendance below 75% over four weeks means bench priority for someone who shows.

Loot is decided by a per-team loot council for the contested items and by main-spec-over-off-spec rolls for the rest. Every council decision is logged where you can read it.

Officers

  • Aldariel — Guild Master, Raid Leader Team 1
  • Nava — Officer, Raid Leader Team 2
  • Droodly — guild mascot. Not an officer. Do not DM the mascot about loot.

Any of them can be DMed. If it is about a person, pick an officer who is not on that person’s team.