Welcome to TiddlyWiki created by Jeremy Ruston, Copyright © 2007 UnaMesa Association
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To get started with this blank [[TiddlyWiki]], you'll need to modify the following tiddlers:
* [[SiteTitle]] & [[SiteSubtitle]]: The title and subtitle of the site, as shown above (after saving, they will also appear in the browser title bar)
* [[MainMenu]]: The menu (usually on the left)
* [[DefaultTiddlers]]: Contains the names of the tiddlers that you want to appear when the TiddlyWiki is opened
You'll also need to enter your username for signing your edits: <<option txtUserName>>
These [[InterfaceOptions]] for customising [[TiddlyWiki]] are saved in your browser
Your username for signing your edits. Write it as a [[WikiWord]] (eg [[JoeBloggs]])
<<option txtUserName>>
<<option chkSaveBackups>> [[SaveBackups]]
<<option chkAutoSave>> [[AutoSave]]
<<option chkRegExpSearch>> [[RegExpSearch]]
<<option chkCaseSensitiveSearch>> [[CaseSensitiveSearch]]
<<option chkAnimate>> [[EnableAnimations]]
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Also see [[AdvancedOptions]]
Anyone interested in applying to AMR may do so by following the link on our main web page at http://www.amr-guild.org. The form should be filled out completely and with as much detail as possible. Please remember this is your first impression to the guild, try to make it a good one.
The officers will review your application and determine what positions we have available.
Applicants will be contacted within a few days to schedule an interview.
In the interview we will discuss what positions we have available and take some time to get to know you. Please in the interview and original application be honest and be yourself.
If we determine you are a good fit for the guild you will be invited as an initiate.
The initiation period is a time for the guild to get to know you and you to get to know the guild. Get to know people. Run instances with them, talk in gchat. We have over 100 accounts in the guild and have been able to maintain a family environment. We want to make sure you fit in with the family.
The initiation process takes 2 to 5 weeks. Your application will be posted for the guild to vote on you. You must receive 10 positive votes within a 5 week period. When you receive 10 votes after 2 weeks you will be invited as a member. If you do not receive 10 votes after 5 weeks your initiation period will be terminated.
[[Raider]] status is determined separately.
[[Former Members]]
All BOE items from ten mans are free of charge.
BOEs from active 25 man instances will cost GP. This goes for Memebers and Raiders.
Any Member of AMR can apply to become a raider. All that is needed is to submit a written request via PM on the forums to any of the Officers.
You will be expected to meet [[Raider Expectations]].
Once we have received your request we will get you into a either a 10 man or 25 man and begin to evaluate your performance levels.
It is recommended that you look at the WWS reports to see how you compare to current raiders. If you are interested in becoming a Raider try and get the best gear available to you. With the current emblem system getting raid level gear is easier than ever.
Please be honest with yourself and your performance levels.
For those who are interested in becoming a raider and may not meet the requirements currently, please contact the Guild Officers. We will be happy to work with you to try and get you to a level that meets the raider expectations.
Deposits can be made in the first tab. From there items will be moved to the proper location in the other bank tabs. Everyone can withdraw up to 5 items per day from all but the Officer Tab. The limit to 5 items is a security measure in case of possible account hacking.
Once a Raider fails to meet these expectations they can be asked to return to Member rank. Certain things such as attendance or poor behavior can lead to immediate rank change.
Performance takes into consideration a number of factors. A comparison to other players in your role, DPS, Healing, or Tanking. As well as a comparison to others of your class. Blizzard tries to be balanced but sometimes fails. Every class has gone through stages of being nerfed. We will certainly take these things into consideration when evaluating your raid performance.
If for whatever reason a player is not able to meet the expectations as a Raider the following Steps will be taken.
''Step 1:'' Personal communication of the need to improve. The player will be given one weeks time to improve upon any expectations not being met.
''Step 2:'' Written notification via PM to the player of the specific areas that need to be improved. This will be a detailed description of the expectations being missed and what is expected of the player. Within two weeks of receiving this notification the player is expected to show significant improvement. Reaching the end goals may not be necessary but showing steady progress towards those goals is expected.
''Step 3:'' Probationary period. After two weeks without showing appropriate improvement the Raider will enter into a probationary period of two weeks. During this two weeks the raider will be allowed to raid but should expect to be placed on standby for any encounters deemed appropriate by the raid leader or role leader. This may also mean being placed on standby to be replaced by a Member. This is to give time to allow for improvement without hindering the overall raid.
''Step 4:'' Without appropriate improvement shown during this five week period the Raider will be returned to Member status. As any member they are allowed and encouraged to sign up for raids. In time if their performance improves they may request a Raider position.
Depending on circumstances any of these steps may be extended if a good faith effort is shown. If the expectations are met this process will stop; however, if within 3 months the poor performance returns the process will pick up at the beginning of the step that it left off on. If a Raider makes it to Step 3 and is able to improve to a satisfactory level, if their performance falls to unacceptable levels within 3 months time they will start the process again at Step 3.
As a guild we have a large amount of resources and we are willing to use those to help our Members improve. We will do what we can to help any player in the guild improve, wether going through the Steps to maintain Raider position or someone just interested in becoming a better player. We can and will help in any way we can, but the majority of the work is still up to the individual player.
These expectations and procedures will apply to anyone in the 25 man raiding team wether they are an Officer, Advisor, GM or Raider. No one is excluded from these expectations.
Former Guild Members must reapply. Once invited as an initiate they will go through the same voting process as any new member. The one difference is that upon receiving ten votes they will be promoted to member status regardless of the time of being an initiate. This is somewhat dependent upon how long the individual has been away from the game.
To get started with this blank [[TiddlyWiki]], you'll need to modify the following tiddlers:
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The guild bank is for all members of the guild.
[[Deposits]]
[[Officer Tab]]
[[BOE Items]]
[[Orbs]]
Employee of the guild. Designated to do his/her best to keep the guild moving forward and the one to make the hard decisions in regards to personnel for members and raids never based on personal likes or dislikes but on what is best for the guild and raid. It is their primary job to try and maintain the goals and focus of the guild.
*Fairness
*Respect
*Community
Officers
*Shalyn - [[Guild Master]], Raid Leader
*Olama - Healing Lead, Bank Manager, Recruiting
*Yllapeigga - Web Site Administrator
Advisors
*Vivacity - 10 Man Raid Coordinator
*Thunderhand - Site and Add On Programmer
*Solaryn - Tactics
*Hilljack - Advisor
*Medatron - DPS Lead, Raid Leader
[[Raiders]]
[[Members]]
Alts - The rank of all players alternate characters.
Emeritus - Holding place for guildies who have not been able to join us online for a while.
Initiates - Potential members who are being reviewed.
Failure to meet any of the [[Raider Expectations]] can cause someone to lose their Raider rank. In each case the Raider will be given a written warning of what expectations are not being met with a fair amount of time to make corrections. Failure to make those corrections in a reasonable time will lead to the loss of the Raider rank.
Performance is a little more complicated. If a Raider is not meeting the performance expectations of a Raider the following procedures will be followed.
Once a Raider fails to meet these expectations they can be asked to return to Member rank. Certain things such as attendance or poor behavior can lead to immediate rank change.
Performance takes into consideration a number of factors. A comparison to other players in your role, DPS, Healing, or Tanking. As well as a comparison to others of your class. Blizzard tries to be balanced but sometimes fails. Every class has gone through stages of being nerfed. We will certainly take these things into consideration when evaluating your raid performance.
If for whatever reason a player is not able to meet the expectations as a Raider the following Steps will be taken.
''Step 1:'' Personal communication of the need to improve. The player will be given a fair amount of time to begin making corrections to their performance issues.
''Step 2:'' Written notification via PM to the player of the specific areas that need to be improved. This will be a detailed description of the expectations being missed and what is expected of the player. Within two weeks of receiving this notification the player is expected to show significant improvement. Reaching the end goals may not be necessary but showing steady progress towards those goals is expected.
''Step 3:'' Probationary period. After two weeks without showing appropriate improvement the Raider will enter into a probationary period of two weeks. During this two weeks the raider will be allowed to raid but should expect to be placed on standby for any encounters deemed appropriate by the raid leader or role leader. This may also mean being placed on standby to be replaced by a Member. This step was designed to give time for players to improve without hindering overall raid progression.
''Step 4'' Without appropriate improvement shown during this time the Raider will be returned to Member status. As any member they are allowed and encouraged to sign up for raids. In time if their performance improves they may request a Raider position.
Depending on circumstances any of these steps may be extended if a good faith effort is shown. If the expectations are met this process will stop; however, if within 3 months the poor performance returns the process will pick up at the beginning of the step that it left off on. If a Raider makes it to Step 3 and is able to improve to a satisfactory level, then their performance falls to unacceptable levels within 3 months time they will start the process again at Step 3.
As a guild we have a large amount of resources and we are willing to use those to help our Members improve. We will do what we can to help any player in the guild improve, whether going through the Steps to maintain Raider position or someone just interested in becoming a better player. We can and will help in any way we can, but the majority of the work is still up to the individual player.
These expectations and procedures will apply to anyone in the 25 man raiding team whether they are an Officer, Advisor, GM or Raider. No one is excluded from these expectations.
[[Overview]]
[[Raiding in AMR]]
[[Raiders]]
[[Members]]
[[Application Process]]
[[Guild Structure]]
[[Guild Bank]]
[[Rules of Communication]]
Everyone in AMR is a member and expected to follow these rules.
As a member you are expected not to be a jerk. We are a very relaxed group and joke around with one another a lot. Being flat out insulting or rude to someone however is not acceptable. This not only goes for fellow guildies but also for PUGs. PUGs who are rude and disrespectful can be removed from groups but should be done so in as polite a way as possible.
No Drama. There is enough drama on TV leave it there. If you have an issue with something talk to one of the officers or better yet the GM.
Don't expect the officers to know what you are thinking or what you want. You have to communicate with us so we know.
If you are inactive for 3 months you will be removed from the guild and need to reapply.
The Officer Tab holds the rarer and more expensive items. Anyone is able to request items from the Officer tab.
Orbs are by request. Some Orbs may be held for the purchase of patterns for the guild. This is still under review.
All Most Righteous was founded in April 2005 by merger between the guilds Rest in Pieces and Light Bringers. AMR has a unique mix and balance of raiding while maintaining a more casual environment with friends and family.
AMR is a raiding guild like none other. We respect the individuality of our members and encourage them to honor their real life commitments. While we strive to excel at end-game content, we refuse to do so at the expense of our members. We foster a community that welcomes casual players, our friends and family, lower-level members, and raiding and non-raiding alts. Our underlying purpose is to encourage our members develop not merely as players, but as mentors and leaders.
Our goals:
**FAIRNESS: We strive to treat members equitably.
**RESPECT: We treat members like colleagues, not like subordinates.
**COMMUNITY: We support each other while learning the game and having fun.
Raid invites will occur at 7:10 with the raid starting at 7:30pm server time. Depending on sign ups invites can take some time to get through as the raid leader attempts to make sure the raid has the best possible makeup for a successful night. The order in which people sign up is not a consideration for being invited to the raid. Guild rank and raid composition are our focus for invites.
Raiders should be online, on their main and ready for invites no later than 7:10.
There are times that we have more people interested in attending a raid than there are spots available. The standby system is available for just such an instance. Whispering the Raid Leader 'standby_on" will put you in the standby system. The standby commands are case sensitive. Please do this from your main character.
ex: /w Shalyn standby_on
Once in the standby system you will gain EP for the raid as long as you are on standby. To get the points you must be online in some form. Either on an alt or on vent so that we can reach you if needed.
The point of standby is to indicate that you are available to step in if someone needs to step out of he raid for any reason. If you decide to log off for the night please sign out of standby by whispering the raid leader "standby_off"
The Raid Leader will not keep track of your comings and goings. Let's say you are on standby. At 10:30pm you decide you are going to logout and get an early night. You don't sign out of standby. The Raid Leader needs to bring someone in at 10:35pm and looks through the standby list and finds you there. They go to invite you but you are not online or available. The assumption will be that you have not been available that evening and you will receive no EP for that night.
You are not required to stay on your main, sitting outside the instance. We just ask that you communicate with the Raid Leader or other officers. This allows us to make sure you get the appropriate EP for the night.
No one person knows everything. AMR wants to hear from you on Raids and Strategies. We do however ask that you do this at the appropriate time. Every encounter has a thread in the forums. As we progress please feel free at any time to post in the forums. We may not respond to every post but we do read them.
During the raid is not the best time to try and share your great strategy idea. Giving out information about an alternate or unfamiliar strategy over vent just before a pull can cause confusion. Whispering the raid leader might not be too helpful either. As a raid leader they not only have to understand a strategy but understand it enough to explain it to everyone in the raid. Getting a whisper 10 seconds before a boss pull is often not the time to make such changes and adjustements.
AMR is a casual raiding guild, but even in a casual environment there are certain expectations that Raiders must meet to maintain their rank.
# Raiders are expect to have the materials, gear, spec and skills necessary to do their jobs.
# Raiders are expected to attend 75% of raids per month.
# Raiders are expected to sign up for EVERY 25 man raid and indicate their availability.
# Raiders are expected to be online and ready for invites 20 minutes prior to raid.
# Raiders are expected to come prepared. Their gear should be repaired and they should have enough money on hand to pair for their own repairs. On nights full of newer encounters, repairs can exceed 100 gold.
# Raiders are expected to perform at a level equivalent to the overall standards set by our raiding team. This means a raider must evaluate their own performance and not fall behind the rest of the raiding team. It is unfair to ask the others in your role to carry a weak raider. Each raider is expected to do their fair part in a raid.
# Raiders are expected to learn and grow, from their own mistakes and the mistakes of others. A raider should not come in and make the same mistake night in and night out.
# Raiders are expected to help one another. With the amount of changes that can occur in a patch some may figure out a new spec or spell rotation that works better for their class. Share with others of your class. Either on vent, in chat or on the forums. As we all share more of what we know the further we can progress as a team.
# Raiders are expected to pay attention. They should pay attention when instructions are given out and to follow those instructions to the best of their ability.
This rank is reserved for our 25 man raiding team. The advantage of having the rank of Raider is priority invites to the 25 man raids. These raids are held Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday nights from 7:30pm to 11:00pm server time.
To acquire and maintain raider status a player must meet the following requirements.
1. They are expected to have the materials, gear, spec and skills necessary to do their jobs.
2. They are expected to attend 75% of all 25 man raids.
3. They are expected to sign up for EVERY 25 man raid and indicate their availability. Even if you cannot make it to a raid you are expected to sign up and let us know.
4. They are expected to show up no later than 20 minutes before the raid and be ready for invites.
5. They are expected to come prepared. Their gear should be repaired and they should have enough money on hand to pay for their own repairs. On nights full of newer encounters, repairs can exceed 100 gold. Be prepared.
6. They are expected to perform at a level equivalent to the overall standards set by our raiding team. This means a raider must evaluate their own performance and not fall behind the rest of the raiding team. It is unfair to ask the others in your role to carry a weak raider. Each raider is expected to do their fair part in a raid.
7. They are expected to learn and grow, from their own mistakes and the mistakes of others. A raider should not come in and make the same mistake night in and night out and expect others to make up for their failing.
8. Raiders are expected to help one another. With the amount of changes that can occur in a patch some may figure out a new spec or spell rotation that works better for their class. Share with others of your class. Either on vent, in chat or on the forums. As we all share more of what we know the further we can progress as a team.
9. They are expected to treat others in the raid with respect.
Members who wish to become Raiders should submit a formal request via PM to Shalyn or one of the other officers.
[[Failure to Meet Raider Expectations]]
Being a Raider means you get priority to invites for 25 man raids. Members may be invited to fill needed roles if there are not enough raiders signed up for a night. 25 man Raids are Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 7:30pm to 11:00pm server time.
[[Raid Invites]]
[[Raid Standby]]
[[Raider Expectations]]
[[Raid and Strategy Feedback]]
[[Becoming a Raider]]
[[Losing Raider Position]]
These Rules apply to all public communication channels including: gchat, the AMR forums and Ventrillo.
*No excessive cussing - families can see and hear what is going on. Please be respectful.
*No Racial Slurs - Entirely unacceptable and is grounds for immediate removal from the guild.
*No Politics or Religion - With both subject matters a lot of people have very strong opinions on both sides. You are certainly allowed to talk about anything you want in private channels but let's keep these hot topics out of the public channels please. The subjects more often than not will create unneeded drama in the guild.
These rules also apply for communication with people outside of the guild. AMR is a long standing guild with a good reputation on the server. We would like to keep it that way. In addition we all have friends and family outside the guild. Being rude to someone outside of the guild is just as unacceptable in the guild.
A player with the AMR guild tag is representing all of us in all places and at all times. As such, please refrain from unbecoming conduct in trade chat, /say chat, PuG chat, or the Server Forums. Never feed the trolls.
A casual raiding Guild on the Aggramar server.