Do you want rules? I mean, do you really? Of course you don't. Take these more as guidelines for what a nice person playing WOW in our guild should do. A few little tips to help people in the guild enjoy their gaming experience a little more.
1) Help newbies. We all have to be newbies sometime. Some of our members still are. Someone who's played a lot of horde characters on WOW and is playing alliance for the first time can be a newbie in some ways as well. Don't look down on them. Sure newbies can be a pain but the more we help them the less n00bish they'll be and the sooner they can contribute to the guild.
2)Be willing to help other guild members. If a guild member needs help with a quest and you're in the neighbourhood, tag along and give them a hand. Maybe you don't need that particular quest but if you can spare a little time it doesn't hurt - and it will probably be a bit of fun.
3)Instance runs. If you need to do an instance run the following policies apply. Generally officers will only do a run if there is more than one member needing the run and if those members have at least a couple of quests for the instance. Don't expect runs for you alone and don't expect runs just for gear or just for levelling. Some higher level members may schedule times on the calendar when they will be available. Make use of that by being available at those times. People who contantly pester guild members for instance runs may be demoted or removed from the guild.
4)Share resources. If another guild member is a tailor, don't sell off all that cloth you're picking up that you don't need, mail it to them. If you get ore you don't need, send it to a guild member who's a smith. They may pay you back by sending you something useful they've made. You can also share resources by putting them in the guild bank for other members to use.
5)Play the game. If you haven't been on for several weeks and no-one in the guild has heard from you, we'll assume you've stopped playing and probably remove you from the guild. Being a guild with lots of beginners, we get a few folks using trial accounts and there's no point keeping players in the guild if they're not playing because their trial expired. If you do find that you've been removed from the guild after not playing for a while, you can always join again.
6)Guild bank. If there are things in the guild bank that you need then take them. Do not take things you don't need just to sell them. That's not what the bank is for. If you legitimately need something which is on a tab that your rank does not allow you to withdraw from, ask an officer to withdraw it for you.
7)Loyalty pays. If you choose to leave the guild you may join again later but you will join as a recruit. In fairness to members who have been loyal enough to stay with the guild you don't get your old rank back without working up to it. If you leave the guild a second time, you might not be permitted to rejoin.
8)Vent server is for guild use only. Non guild members may log in to our vent server while working in a group with guild members but only when there is at least one guild member logged in to vent.
9)Guild Chat. Keep it cool. Have fun chatting to other guild members but try to be mature about it. If someone asks nicely for a subject change, please respect them by taking the convo elsewhere. Thats why we have PM
1) Help newbies. We all have to be newbies sometime. Some of our members still are. Someone who's played a lot of horde characters on WOW and is playing alliance for the first time can be a newbie in some ways as well. Don't look down on them. Sure newbies can be a pain but the more we help them the less n00bish they'll be and the sooner they can contribute to the guild.
2)Be willing to help other guild members. If a guild member needs help with a quest and you're in the neighbourhood, tag along and give them a hand. Maybe you don't need that particular quest but if you can spare a little time it doesn't hurt - and it will probably be a bit of fun.
3)Instance runs. If you need to do an instance run the following policies apply. Generally officers will only do a run if there is more than one member needing the run and if those members have at least a couple of quests for the instance. Don't expect runs for you alone and don't expect runs just for gear or just for levelling. Some higher level members may schedule times on the calendar when they will be available. Make use of that by being available at those times. People who contantly pester guild members for instance runs may be demoted or removed from the guild.
4)Share resources. If another guild member is a tailor, don't sell off all that cloth you're picking up that you don't need, mail it to them. If you get ore you don't need, send it to a guild member who's a smith. They may pay you back by sending you something useful they've made. You can also share resources by putting them in the guild bank for other members to use.
5)Play the game. If you haven't been on for several weeks and no-one in the guild has heard from you, we'll assume you've stopped playing and probably remove you from the guild. Being a guild with lots of beginners, we get a few folks using trial accounts and there's no point keeping players in the guild if they're not playing because their trial expired. If you do find that you've been removed from the guild after not playing for a while, you can always join again.
6)Guild bank. If there are things in the guild bank that you need then take them. Do not take things you don't need just to sell them. That's not what the bank is for. If you legitimately need something which is on a tab that your rank does not allow you to withdraw from, ask an officer to withdraw it for you.
7)Loyalty pays. If you choose to leave the guild you may join again later but you will join as a recruit. In fairness to members who have been loyal enough to stay with the guild you don't get your old rank back without working up to it. If you leave the guild a second time, you might not be permitted to rejoin.
8)Vent server is for guild use only. Non guild members may log in to our vent server while working in a group with guild members but only when there is at least one guild member logged in to vent.
9)Guild Chat. Keep it cool. Have fun chatting to other guild members but try to be mature about it. If someone asks nicely for a subject change, please respect them by taking the convo elsewhere. Thats why we have PM
