Tag Archives: guild
Expansions, Side Projects, and your Guild
Every time new content becomes available, it’s an opportunity for change in how each player approaches the game. When the content is as significant as an entire expansion, it can mean an influx of players in the most obvious way: people coming back because they want to see that new content. There’s a second, much [...]
Everything is Always Moving
There’s a funny thing happening in my guild. I logged on late the other night to hopefully luck into a quick instance run (didn’t happen), and there were four people from my guild on. I didn’t recognize any of them. I vaguely remembered reading someone’s app from a little while ago, but that’s all. I mean, [...]
Guild Strengthening via Personal Achievements
Recently, Kikidas reminded me of a popular thought in how to make guilds stronger: a guild house/stronghold of some kind, with various customizable decorations from trophies from kills and accomplishments. The problem with guild housing is that the room is communal property. A brand new guild member walks into a room that has everything populated [...]
Polytoons can be Bad
My main is my holy priest. My raid-ready alt is a protection warrior. I like healing slightly more than tanking, but honestly I’m happy playing either. I’m also glad to pinch hit in a dps situation every now and then, because it means I have more time to enjoy my scotch. After a lot of [...]
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Return of the Mixed Blessing