1. Show respect for the clan and its members.
2. Try to attend all clan meetings(Thursdays@7 Central time)
3. No hacking. If caught hacking member will be banned from clan and reported to Blizzard. Hacking sucks.
4. Try to maintain a win percentage of at least 55%. In other words try to keep your record looking nice.
5. Do not test your friends. While we encourage recruiting your friends to the clan some people will cut their friends a little too much slack in the test. PLease have another member test them.
6. If asked to test a member please do it. You do not have to finish the game, as long as you can tell the member is good enough/totally sucks.
7. Follow the testing guidlines and be honest when evaluating a member, but no need to tell them they absolutely suck you can be a little nicer than that ;)
8. Check the message board (specifically the Clan Discussion board) frequently to keep up on things you might miss at meetings.
NOTE: The clan tag BA) is no longer required on your account, but if you really want to make a name with BA) on it feel free to do so just make sure we know who you are.
1. Turn ALL greetings/timers off unless given specific permission.
2. All members with rank of shaman or above must have access to the bot
3. BA)Azrael and all seers must have FULL access to the bot.
4. Have the bot owner's name in the profile as well as the trigger make sure this is all on the first line (all you can see from WC)
5. Do not make the name of the bot similar to others, to avoid confusion.
Chieftain: Leader of the clan. The current chieftain is BA)Azrael, founder.
Shaman: The shaman make up the high council of the clan and aid the chieftain in maintaining the clan and making important decisions.
Spirit Walker: Spirit Walkers are leaders amongst the clan who have risen above the call of duty.
Raider: Raiders were the most elite and honored warriors of the orcs before their corruption by the Burning Legion. Raiders are loyal members who have proven themself to the clan. This is the minimum rnk to test members
Soldier: Soldiers are the bulk of the clan. They have been active in the clan for more than a week to rise from Peon status.
Peon: Peons are new recruits. If the member is still active after one week and passed the initiation test they will be promoted to Soldier.
1.You did not pass the test. You may be active and loyal, but your warcraft game needs a little work. Sorry you can't join the clan yet. Fell free to hang out in the channel and maybe even play a few games with members. Ask your tester for tips and try to improve in the areas he points out. When you think you have improved enough feel free to ask for another test.
2. You passed the test. You are in the clan! You will, however, be on a one week trial period as a peon. You must remain active, loyal, and don't go around bein an ass and you will be promoted to soldier.
3. You passed, and completely amazed your tester. If you showed exceptional skillls the recruiter will tell you to include this in your e-mail to Azrael. This will more than likely get you an advance in rank after your trial period as a Peon(see above)
After you have been tested send an email to vyper025@hotmail.com with "New Recruit" in the subject. In the email include your battle.net account name, who tested you, what the outcome of the test was, and how you found the clan.
When testing a member follow these guidelines
1. Use a map agreeable to the tester and the player.
2. Don't use strategies like tower rush, AoW rush etc etc. Players aren't always ready for these "cheap" strategies. You don't even have to play your best, but you should give the other player some competition.
3. If you question how good a player is save the replay and watch it really quick before giving him "the verdict"
More guidelines may be added/changed so check back.
Guidelines
1. Never tell a member he just plain sucks. The purpose of training is to help him not destroy his self-esteem.
2. Be sure to save replays so you can overview them and catch more mistakes.
3. specific hints are usually more helpful than general one's.
4. When offering advice, try to suggest ways of improvement instead of just pointing out problems..
1. Respect the trainer. He is taking his own time to help you out!
2. Follow his advice. You should at least try it out even if you don't agree what he is saying.
3. Don't take things personally. Your trainer is only trying to help you improve.