Rules

The same rules as #welcome in Discord. Loot has its own tab.

Who we are

Andorhal Grain Company is a Horde raiding guild on a PvP realm, aimed at interacting with every aspect of WoW Forever. AGC welcomes both casuals and sweats.

How to join

  1. Read this channel.
  2. Pick your class, spec and ping roles in #get-roles.
  3. Post in #apply. Create a thread with your character name as the title. Tell us: class and spec, raid experience (any version of WoW counts), which evenings you can usually make, and what you are looking for in the guild.
  4. An officer replies in your thread within 48 hours.

Joining the guild gets you the Member role right away. Dungeons, PvP, professions, all the community channels.

If you have 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 loot council items: until promoted to Raider, a trial receives one only when no Raider wants it for main spec (see the loot policy). 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

  1. No slurs, no harassment, no bigotry. This includes jokes and voice chat. No warning attached. First time is a kick.
  2. Drama goes to officers, not to channels. Take a problem with a person, a loot decision or a raid call to an officer by DM. 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. We’re adults. Act like it.

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.
  • Officers set ranks. If yours look 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 outside of the intended channel.

Ranks

  • Guild Master has the final say.
  • Officers handle recruitment, discipline, the guild bank and loot disputes, and they name the loot council. They’re listed below.
  • Raid Leaders each run one team: the roster, the schedule and the calls on raid night. They also manage Raid-Helper.
  • Raiders are on a team or on the bench, with full access to the raid channels.
  • Trials are new raiders on probation for three raid weeks. If we’ve raided with you before, you skip this.
  • Members are in the guild. A Member can also be a Raider or a Trial.
  • Alts are the alts of anyone above.
  • Friends aren’t in the guild, but a member has vouched for them.

Raiding in one paragraph

The raid and loot 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, listen to your raid leader for tactics, keep the two chat channels (raid chat and Discord) for raid talk during the raid, and stay for the full raid (three hours). Missing 2 or more of your team’s last 5 raids without a reason means bench priority for someone who shows.

Most items go by soft reserve: two reserves per raid (20-40), placed in the Raid-Helper event. (10m raids are handled through SR or MS>OS) Big ticket items and quest items are handed out by the team’s loot council, which is the team’s raid leader and two Raiders of that team, named by the officers each tier. Tier set pieces go by soft reserve. Every council decision is logged where you can read it.

Officers

  • Ayanna — Guild Master
  • Nava — Officer
  • Aethales — Officer
  • Droodly — Officer
  • Banestro — Officer
  • Braxx — Officer

Raid leaders are named per team once the teams are formed, and are listed here then.

Any officer can be DMed. If it is about another member, pick an officer who is not involved. Primarily direct your messages to either Ayanna or Nava.