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❓What what should I do, to be able to join the guild?

🔹 Familiarize yourself with our 👉 social policy and ensure you can adhere to it.
🔹 Make sure you are aware of 👉 crafting rules and ready to follow them.
🔹 Ask for invite

❓Who can invite me?

Guild member

Anyone in the guild can invite. You can /w anyone online and they can invite you with /ginvite command. Make sure to contact a player of your faction: only same faction can invite players who are not their BN friends.

Guild finder

Horde characters can get an invite through the guild finder. Downside of this method is that the invite is not instant, but then again - you can also pick it when it suits you.

Discord

If you were unable to reach anyone ingame, try our discord: there is always someone around and will be able to help you:
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❓ May I bring alts to the guild?

Yes, you can bring as many alts as you want. There is only one condition: they should be active. When we hit population capacity inactive characters may be removed without prior warning after a month of inactivity.

❓ What are rules regarding activity?

There is no strict regulation, but when we hit population capacity we will start removing the players starting from those that were most inactive. Inactive character may become a purge victim after a month of inactivity.

❓ I just witnessed about 50 characters being kicked. What happened?

Those characters were inactive for more than a month and the guild just hit population cap. The inactive characters were removed to free space for new members.

❓ I am a part of political movement. Will I be treated with respect?

To keep our guild a welcoming space, we ask that you avoid politics or any sensitive topics that might divide opinions. Instead, focus on what unites us as WoW players: dungeons, raids, PvP, gearing, mount farming, and more. As long as you stay on topic and treat others with respect, the guild will have your back and protect you from any disrespect from other members.

❓ I have a disability and need some extra understanding and support from community, will I find it here?

Our guild is only a gaming community where members gather after work to play World of Warcraft. We are not professionally equipped or trained to provide specialized support for individuals with disabilities.

As a general guideline: if you are able to manage daily activities independently, you will likely find our environment workable. If you require ongoing assistance in your everyday life, our guild is not an appropriate fit, as we lack the capacity to offer that level of support.

For your best experience, we recommend seeking a community that is specifically structured to accommodate your needs. We genuinely wish you the best in finding the right group—and happy gaming out there.

❓How active is the guild?

We have 3 raid teams, that implies there is at least about 80 active members who come for raiding, and spend their time between the raids to prepare, earn gold, farm gear, dungeons, profession, other activities that support the raiding.

Beside raiders we have plenty social players. Some of them are former raiders, others are just players who prefer other activities than raiding.

In summary, we have quite a few members who log in regularly.

❓What are the typical online numbers?

That depends on many factors.

Starting with our target group: our raiders for big part are people with families, jobs kids, and usually can only log in into game after their work is done, on work days, in the evening - those are our peak hours.

Weekends many of us spend with families, but it does not drain the online completely: some people still can be around.

Deciding factors are also what yearly or raiding season we are talking about: summer usually is quite a low period, and start of raiding season is most peaked. The online vanishes slowly over time as bosses get killed, m+ rating hits soft cap, gear gets capped and general interest in content wanes.

To give more precise numbers, during start of season the online can peak close to 100, at the end of season in morning hours we still can see at least 5-7 people online.

❓What is voice discord activity like?

We are really not that kind of community where players are hanging out pointlessly in voice channels whole day, as may happen other places. Our members use voice channels mostly when they join to common activity: raid, dungeon, questing, talk through management questions. When you see someone on a voice channel it is likely because they are doing something together.

If you see someone alone in the channel especially with a very large timer - it's most likely someone who forgot to disconnect last night, or fell asleep on keyboard. Very unlikely they are waiting for you. But, who knows?

❓ There are some people on voice channel, is it okay to join them?

We encourage players joining together, so for most of the time - yes.

Raid channels are reserved for team raids. If you want to listen to raid, or watch raid stream in channel it is best to join before action begins and disconnect between the fights to not disturb the comms with notification about you leaving. While spectating the raid event please mute your microphone, and do not speak unless prompted not to disturb the flow of the raid.

If there are people sitting together with group of 2-5 people in a personal named channel (for instance Beygir's VC, or Room 1-3 channels): those are safe to join and say "hi" and ask to join the ongoing activity. It is considered polite not to pollute the comms if players need it for coordinating their tactics: keep conversation going, but have the sense of when you need to keep quiet.

Meeting Room channel usually reserved for players to discuss some private matter, its best not to connect to that channel without invitation.

Lounge is free for all.