Can’t live with them and you can’t live without them. Guild topics for your perusing.
Successful guild masters and officers are always attentive to the concerns of their membership. It is your job to understand your guild’s psychological makeup and status. If your raiders are happy and enthusiastic, you’re probably aware of it, as people tend to be demonstrative about positive emotions. However, little worries and concerns can bubble below …
For the sake of argument, let’s assume that you’re a new GM, and your guild is finally up and running. You have enough members to start scheduling events, and you’re running at least some raids every week. It might be logical to think that your task as GM is done–if you’ve put in good policies, …
Too Many Annas Best of 3.0 and Wrath Information WoW Insider’s Patch 3.0.2 Roundup Didn’t feel the need to do one of my own. Already technically contributed to the Priest column (and really inaccurately at that). Happy patch day! Most likely not going to update a whole lot of addons. Not sure how much more …
It seems obvious, right? Every guild has to have events. If you have no events scheduled, then your guild isn’t really an organization, is it? It’s more of a dis-organization, if you will. While all guilds have events, their success with scheduling and filling these events varies widely. This post is all about organization. After …
Once you decide what kind of organization your guild is going to be, sketch out rules and policies, and design a leadership structure, you are ready to build up your membership. Ideally, if you have an ambition to start a brand-new guild, you already have a stalwart band of friends and associates to sign your …