Welcome to Eternal Asylum!

Eternal Asylum is an end game raiding guild focusing on working through the 10man content, with a definite family fun atmosphere. We are serious about raiding, but we are also serious about this being a game and that real life comes first. By looking at this as a game, with friends behind the characters we play, we enjoy our outtings in Azeroth and beyond with a great team of people.

We will tolerate no drama, no disrespect of teammates, and absolutely no disrespect of others in our realm. Members will conduct themselves in a manner that will not reflect poorly on the Guild name.

Our current raiding schedule is 7:15pm-9:30-10pm server time, with Wednesday and Friday as off nights. If you would like to become a member of our fun family and team, please go to the applications link and tell us about yourself.

All our raiders are required to have specific mods in order to help the success of the team. Those mods are, but not limited to:

• Ventrilo *Most Current Version*

• Deadly Boss Mods *Most Current Version*

• Decursive if applicable

• Omen Threat Meter or Diamond Threat Meter

• Various mods as decided by the Class Officers.

ETERNAL ASYLUM EXPECTATIONS:

• Our focus is to defeat end-game content while having as much fun as possible. We take pride in our success and failures, and approach all content with a positive, team-oriented, GUILD FIRST attitude.

• All players must and will conduct themselves in a respectful, group-first manner including but are not limited to: taking an item from another in need of said item, or taking an item from the guild bank, so that you may profit from the item; swearing or yelling in a negative tone at anyone in voice-chat, guild/party chat, or any other public channel. If you're not sure if your actions are acceptable, imagine that you are going on an interview for a job. If it's not something you would do there, then it isn't acceptable here.

• All players will also conduct themselves in an appropriate manner in all other areas of Azeroth and the Outlands. When you are grouping with other guilds, remember the tag you wear reflects on this guild as well. "Ninja-ing" items, rude or insulting behavior to others, or any unsocial behavior is a reflection on this guild as well as yourself. Be proud of your guild tag. Be a nice player. At the very least, don't be a jerk. Even if "they started it first." Guild management won't accept that as a reason for rude or unacceptable behavior.

• Play by the rules Blizzard sets. Banned, suspended, or deleted players are of no use to us. And, to have gotten that sort of a consequence, you must have broken one of the conduct rules we stress.

• Player conduct and guild expectations:

• We expect every member of the guild to constantly raise their level of play in any way possible. Improving your skill level, obtaining better gear outside of raids, studying boss fights in greater detail are all excellent examples of being a better raider.

• You must come to every raid fully-repaired, with no PvP-flag, have all consumables necessary for the night, and know your role in each of the encounters we will be tackling. To specify "all consumables necessary", this means that you will have every potion, flask, food-buff, soul-shard, symbol, leaf, candle, etc that you will need for the night.

• YOU MUST KNOW YOUR ROLE FOR EACH FIGHT. There are dozens of self-help, strategy-for-dummies sites/videos/bulletin threads out there detailing every fight in excruciating detail. THERE IS NO EXCUSE for not knowing an encounter well in advance. Inyusgal has gone to great lengths in finding information and posting it on our forums. Use that information, it’s more than valuable. If you cannot stay, without interruption for a raid, tell your class officer in advance that night. If you are continuously AFK during a raid, you will be replaced.

• Listen to leadership, as we've done many of these same trials and tribulations before. Ideas and suggestions are always welcome, but there's a right way and a wrong way to communicate. During a raid don’t blurt out in vent, but message an officer or your class leader with your idea/question/insight. NEVER disrespect the Raid Leader or Officers by interrupting them in Vent.

• Get along with your guildmates. You don't have to love every single one, but it helps! The most important item is to be polite, use manners, and always show respect for your teammates.

• Guild members enjoy the benefit of a guild bank, which will operate on a first-come, first-serve basis, provided the use adheres to the Code of Conduct. All non-DKP items are open to all members of EA. Any DKP items will follow DKP rules. The list of items currently in the bank will be available for view in the Bank Vault, and will be updated regularly. While we refer to the guild bank as a single entity, there are several banks that are listed in the Guild Information tab. We have 3 off guilds for extra storage of needed materials. Ask one of the officers or Druidics, who is the Financial Officer.

• To request an item for use, you must either ask an Officer or Guild Master via tells, voice-chat, in-game mail, or the forums mail here. All requests are handled on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration the needs of the guild, player, and stockpile of said item.