General Rules

1. Have fun! This is absolutely the most important rule.
2. Treat your fellow players with courtesy and respect.

Guild Chat

1. Try to keep guild chat in-character if possible. If you must discuss things out of character, please specify that it is "OOC" or wrap the text in parenthesis ((such as this)).
2. Just because the game has an obscenity filter is no reason to test its effectiveness. Please try to keep offensive or explicit language out of guild chat.
3. Disagreements should be solved by the people involved via tells, if necessary, contact an officer to help resolve issues.
4. Please refrain from discussing RL politics or religion in guild chat.

Gameplay & Events

1. This is a casual guild. Members are not required to attend events, nor should you expect your guildmembers to drop what they are doing and group with you. Please understand that everyone has things they want to accomplish in the game and that they may not have time to help you. That said, we strongly encourage participation whenever possible.
2. While this is a casual guild, we do expect our members to log on at least once in a blue moon. For that reason, any member who is inactive for 250 days will be removed from the guild.
3. In groups and raids, please try to follow the need before greed rule. If a player needs a drop, they should get first dibs at it, otherwise decide on a looting method that everyone agrees to. Lotto is the preferred looting method of the Green Council.
4. All members should try to gain status points to help level and progress the guild, however, no one is required to gain status points.

The Guild Bank

1. The guild bank should primarily be used for collection and quest items that you don't need. Deposit them here so that other guild members who may need them can use them.
2. You must deposit items before you can withdraw items.
3. At this time, only officers can withdraw items, please contact a guild officer if you need an item from the guild bank.

Trading & Crafting

1. Crafters do not work for the guild, they work for themselves. This means that you should not expect crafting members to give you items for free or for a reduced rate, crafters do what they do to make money.
2. Try to be considerate of others. If a crafter is busy adventuring, do not pester them with requests to make something. It is preferable to send mail to a crafter asking for an item so they may fill it on their own time if they choose to do so.
3. While we understand that crafters are trying to make money, we hope that guild crafters will offer their services to fellow guildmembers at fair rates whenever possible.