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Wolves of War is an adult progression guild (for players ages 21 and older) focused on 25-player content. The core members have been together for several years, and the guild emphasizes a fun, no-nonsense, no-drama environment for its raids.
Since adults tend to have commitments outside of the game (such as full-time work, parenting, or attending college), the guild limits its formal 25-player raids to a strict 9-hour-a-week schedule of three raid nights, each consisting of a three-hour stretch. As a progression guild, however, Wolves of War accomplishes in 9 hours what many guilds do in 15 or 20. For this reason, guild recruitment focuses on players who are mature and fun, but can also work their class like a pro with real focus and preparation. Despite those fewer hours, the guild is usually one of the top Horde-side guilds on the server. Wolves of War is all about community, focus and performance within a small time window. It is not a casual raiding guild.
The guild's goal is to conquer all end-game raiding content while leaving time in the week for other personal or in-game activities. Some players only raid, while others also PvP and run in-guild 10-mans. Off nights usually see 10-15 people on doing miscellaneous things, but they are not as lively as raid nights.
Guild progress
- Icecrown Citadel - all content cleared on normal (including Lich King); progressing through heroic.
- Trial of the Grand Crusader - normal content cleared; all heroic content cleared up to Anub'arak
Weekly raid schedule
- Sunday, 9:30-12:30 Server CST
- Monday, 9:30-12:30 Server CST
- Wednesday, 9:30-12:30 Server CST
Guild rules
- You must be geared to contribute. This now means mostly ICC25 gear putting you at or near the top of your class.
- You must know your class inside and out and be willing to learn a new role as raids dictate. If you haven't read an EJ thread on your class, we are not for you.
- Must have a good attitude and carry yourself with some semblance of maturity. Sense of humor a plus. Maybe you also like long walks on the beach. We like pina coladas, and getting caught in the rain. That's OK too.
- Due to a 3-day raid schedule, high attendance is a must. All of our raiders commit to 80% (1 miss every 2 weeks) attendance.
- Must be able to provide your own consumables or have the ability to buy them reliably at the clip of 3 raids per week, this includes flasks/elixirs, buff food, pots, bandages, etc as well as be able to provide yourself with enchants/gems/etc (we have all professions covered in the guild so this shouldn't be a problem). If you don't know what cold weather flying training is, we may have a problem.
- You should definitely have a team player focus to be in Wolves. We have little patience for loot bickering, whining, drama, excuses, etc. Preparedness is also a major factor, being 10 minutes early with all required addons and repaired to each raid is expected.
- We use the EP/GP system to calculate loot priorities.
Officers
The following are in charge of the guild matters:
- Kanab, Guildmaster
- Guild leader.
- Suntan, Recruitment Officer
- Contact him for recruitment information
- Jadu, Trial Officer
- Handles the trial period of new recruits
- Unemployment, Attendance Officer
- Maintains comprehensive attendance list including bench cycles.
- Bestin, Loot Officer
- Handles EP/GP system and loot.
Those interested in applying should go to the guild's Web site to first determine recruitment needs, then, if appropriate, contact Suntan.