Guild Charter
- Respect the roster and the raid clock.
- Bring consumes, patience, and clean comms.
- Officers make calls; members make the run possible.
- Loot rules stay visible before the first pull.
- Hardcore nights demand hardcore accountability.
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The Guild Eclipse
Something wicked, this way comes. Raid discipline, officer planning, and a roster built to show up when the sky goes dark.
Core Pages
Raid doctrine Officer desk Recruiting board Event signupsEclipse Guild Charter and Raid Regulations
Eclipse is a WoW guild for players who want a clean raid night without turning the game into paperwork. The standard is simple: be ready, be respectful, and help the group recover fast when a pull goes sideways.
Ronnie serves as an officer. This page is the public guild hall: a place for identity, expectations, raid rules, and quick links into the tools Megabot runs for signups and event planning.
Hardcore Specifics
Permanent characters deserve permanent focus. If the run is flagged hardcore, the roster is treated like a raid contract.
Loot System
Loot policy should be posted before raid start, linked from the event, and settled by officers before the first boss dies.
Conduct Policy
Keep voice clear during pulls, keep criticism useful, and keep drama out of progression.
Raid Doctrine
Fight under the eclipse.
Tanks own the front. Healers own stability. DPS owns clean mechanics. Officers own the call when the fight changes.
Planning without chaos.
Use this space for roster priorities, class needs, raid lead notes, and the recurring expectations that should not vanish inside Discord scrollback.
- Roster posted through Megabot.
- Class needs visible before invites.
- Raid notes written before pull time.
Eclipse can grow this into class openings, raid times, officer contact, and trial expectations.
Signups, votes, roster cards, and Discord posts stay on the Megabot subdomain.
The page now has a visual language: eclipse gold, raid green, arcane blue, stone, parchment, and battle art.