Wayfarers of Veeshan

1. No Kill Stealing.

2. Assist your guildmates whenever possible; above all else we are a family.

3. No begging for items, powerleveling, ports, resurrections, etc. If someone can help you they will, but if they are unable to at that moment please do not repeatedly ask.

4. A fine tradition of the guild is to say a quick hello when logging on. Many people may be grouped or busy and would not know if anyone new had logged on unless they said hello.

5. Foul and/or abusive language is not acceptable in guild chat or on the forum. People using inappropriate language will be asked to refrain from using such words. We have some younger members and some members’ children watching their parents play, so please keep it on a PG level.

6. Fraudulent acts will not be tolerated. Wayfarers of Veeshan will investigate and take appropriate action. If you are caught cheating or stealing from a player and you do not correct it, you and all your alts will be removed from the guild immediately. At the discretion of the officers, if is the FIRST offense, the guildmember may stay in the guild on a probationary basis. This probation period will last for 60 days. If after the 60 days the guildmember has behaved appropriately, he may be allowed to remain in the guild. If there is a second offense dealing with the same problem of fraudulent behavior, the guildmember will be deguilded without investigation. Any officer will have the authority to deguild and to announce the action that was taken.

7. To keep things simple, we ask that each person please use a true variation of his character in EQ or to choose an avatar from the avatar gallery on the forum. Each person can still put a personal spin on an ordinary screen shot. What we do not want is something that can be interpreted as non-EQ. An example of an unacceptable avatar would be someone with an evil race making an avatar with a picture of a demon. That is not a true depiction of the EQ character but rather a symbol that his character is evil.


RAID Rules and Guidelines

The Raid Leader has ultimate control during a guild raid. This will be enforced by the guild leader and officers. Players violating orders will be given a warning. A second violation will result in a ban from the raid. Blatant violations may result in being removed from the guild.

Keep in mind that some raids are loot driven and there may not be experience to be gained; others will be experience driven and there may be no loot/items. Most importantly, whether it's experience or loot, the raids are always TEAM driven, which means character experience and/or loot are secondary to what the guild can gain as a team.

Looting Guidelines

WoV awards loot primarily on a NBG (need before greed) basis rather than /ran. Players requesting loot may be asked to link what the new item would be replacing before a loot award decision is made by the raid leader.


edited by Allegretta 05/17/08