Guilds Forever
What’s new
What changed on the site, newest first. Every entry is live today.
New
Officers can add a line about themselves
Each officer can write one short line that shows beside their name on the guild’s page.
New
Discord names match your roster
The Discord bot can now set each member’s name in your server to their character on the roster, and changes it when their character changes. The Guild Master turns it on in Guild settings, Discord bot.
New
Join your guild’s Discord from Home
When your guild lists a Discord invite, Home now shows a row to join the server. It goes once the guild’s bot sees you there, or once you’ve opened the invite if the guild has no bot.
Fixed
Discord names change straight away
When the Guild Master turns on Discord names, the bot now sets each member’s name in your server straight away, instead of waiting for the nightly check.
Fixed
Guild chat speaks as the character you switched to
With two of your characters in one guild, a guild chat message now goes out as the character you are switched to, not always the one on the roster row. Older messages keep the name they had.
Fixed
The raid nights filter on Players
Picking raid nights on Players now shows only players who can raid every night you picked. Players who haven’t set their nights yet still show, after them.
Fixed
Raid nights in your guild matches
A guild that raids on a night you can’t make no longer counts as raiding in your hours, and its match says which night.
Improved
Invited players join on the guild’s confirm
When a guild invites you, press Accept and apply. Once an officer confirms your application, you’re on the roster, with no second invite to answer. Officers see Confirm instead of Invite for players they invited.
Improved
The roster shows each member’s Discord name again
Officers of a guild with its Discord server connected see a Discord column on the roster again: each member’s Discord username, or Not connected, so who still has to connect stands out.
Improved
Make main says where the shield stays
In-game verified belongs to the character you linked. When you or an officer make an alt that isn’t verified yet the main, the confirmation now says the shield stays with the old character underneath, and yours offers Get verified.
Fixed
Discord roles for members who join the server later
Members who join your Discord server after joining the guild on the site now get their roles within the hour, and the Discord page can always make a new invite.
Improved
Compare guilds shows what differs
In Compare each guild now opens like its card, and What differs lists only the rows where the guilds are not the same. Everything they share is folded into one line at the bottom.
Improved
Easier to browse guilds and players
In-game verified is now one switch at the top of the filters, for guilds and players, and long lists have a back-to-top button instead of page numbers, since the next ones load as you scroll. Your guild’s name in the side menu now takes you straight into the guild.
New
Make main on the roster
Guild Masters and officers can make any member’s alt their main on the roster, so the right character shows on top.
Fixed
Battle.net after deleting an account
A Battle.net account that was linked to a Guilds Forever account you deleted can now be connected to your new one.
Improved
A new look for guild cards
Every guild card now opens on the guild’s painting with its crest, and each fact sits on a row of its own, lined up with the cards beside it, so guilds are easier to compare at a glance. The list view follows the same idea: one calm line per guild, with its whole name.
Improved
Close an application when they’re already in the guild
When an applicant joined through your Discord or a claim link, press Already in the guild on their application. It closes as Joined and leaves your open list, with no invite sent and nothing sent to them.
Improved
Guild pages open on their painting
A guild’s painting now fills the top of its page, up behind the site’s bar, and the faction banner stands out from it.
New
Sync your characters
Link all your characters from the game in one go, or add them as new, any class. One button in the sidebar, Verify with Battle.net, opens it, then moves on to your guild if you lead one. The big pop-up and the reminders around the site are gone; a small note shows it to you once.
New
Ask applicants your own questions
Officers can write up to five questions under Open positions › Application questions, each required or not. Applicants answer them when they apply, and officers read the answers first on each application.
Fixed
Verifying a guild that’s already in the game
Home no longer says your guild isn’t in the game when another of your characters is in it there: it asks you to pick the character that leads it. When Blizzard doesn’t show your character in a guild yet, it says so and asks you to log out once, then check again.
Fixed
Set your ruleset on a character from the game
A character you link from Battle.net no longer sits on Ruleset not decided until its first logout. Pick the ruleset yourself in Edit profile; once the game says it, the game’s ruleset takes over.
Improved
Verify your guild in one press
We know which of your characters leads your guild in the game, so verifying it is one button. If your guild’s name, faction or ruleset differs from the game’s, you see your guild before and after first, and nothing changes until you press it. When Blizzard doesn’t show your guild yet, or doesn’t answer, we check every night and send you a notification.
Improved
Serbian, Croatian and Bulgarian
Serbian, Croatian and Bulgarian are now in the language lists, with their flags: on your guild and your profile, and in the guild and player filters.
New
Bring your guild from the game
Officers copy one line from the roster into the game’s Guild Message of the Day. Guildmates type its short address, link Battle.net and join the roster as their character in one press, their alts under their row, with no Discord needed.
New
Faces, levels and race on every roster
The roster and your guild’s page show each character’s face from the game, their level and race, and members see item levels too. Copy puts them in your spreadsheet, and Raid HQ’s roster report shows item level beside attendance.
New
Last online, and your guild’s people from the game
Officers see when each member was last online in the game. People in your guild in the game who aren’t on Guilds Forever sit folded at the end of the roster, each with Add to roster and Add under a member.
New
Your character’s gear on your profile
An In-game verified character’s profile shows it as the game draws it, with every item it wears, its talents and what its gear adds up to. Hover an item for its tooltip. The guild now sits under the name, as in the game.
New
Put your members’ alts under their row
Characters in your guild in the game but not on Guilds Forever can go under a member’s row: press Add under a member on the roster and pick whose they are. That member sees it on Home and adds it to their characters with one press, or says it isn’t theirs.
Improved
Discord sign-ups by role
The sign-up post on Discord now lists who’s coming as tanks, healers, melee and ranged, each with a class icon, then who can’t make it and who hasn’t answered yet.
Improved
Guilds and players load as you scroll
The guild and player lists add the next page as you reach the end, so there’s no clicking through pages. Open a guild and go back, and the list picks up at the page you were on.
Improved
Level, item level and guild size on cards
Verified guilds show how many characters are in the guild in the game and how many are level 60. Verified players show their level, item level and guild under the name. Cards now carry their class or faction colour.
New
In-game verified
Connect Battle.net and pick your character. The game’s facts are locked on your profile from then on. When your Guild Master links the character that leads your guild in the game, the guild is verified too, and its roster follows the game. The mark sits next to every verified name, on cards and on the images you share. Among guilds that fit you equally, verified ones come first. Verify from Home, or start from your character when you sign up or found a guild.
New
A new guild page
Your guild’s page is on the new look. Once the guild is verified, your roster page shows who is in the guild in the game, who is not yet, and who left. The game’s own class and spec icons are everywhere.
Fixed
In-game verified is yours to give
Only a character you link through Battle.net and confirm wears the mark. Nothing is read into your profile on its own.
Fixed
From your feedback
A name one of your characters gave up can go to another, and its links follow. Spec on a roster sorts by class first. Openings read as one line. On a phone, every press in the guild directory answers at once. Check again says plainly when Blizzard did not answer. “Set your guild timezone” on Home opens the right page.
Improved
Add anyone from the roster
Add member on the roster now asks who you are adding: a player on Guilds Forever, someone without an account, or one of your own characters. Officers invite a player at the rank they pick, and every member puts their other characters under their own row from the same place.
Improved
Quality of life
Joining a guild opens with confetti in your guild’s colour. Your card shows your rank and item level from the game. Profiles no longer ask for a Talents Forever link. Hardcore says it opens later this winter. The site no longer speaks of a launch still to come.
Fixed
Raid nights reach Discord again
Raid nights post to Discord again when the bot can’t use the guild’s raid voice channel: the night goes up as an in-game event instead.
Fixed
Raid polls in any channel the bot can use
Officers can now post a raid poll in any text channel the bot can post in, including channels only some roles can see.
Fixed
“Every new applicant” off means fewer emails
Turning it off now also stops the daily “applicants are waiting” reminder email and the email when an applicant books a voice chat. The bell on the site still rings for a booking.
Fixed
Undo closes the application too
If a removed member applied while they were out and you pressed Undo, their application stayed open. It now reads Joined, as it does for every other way into the guild.
Improved
Invites pop up like in game
A guild’s invite now opens in the middle of the screen the first time you’re on the site, like in game. It stays on your Home until you answer.
Improved
Send up to 100 invites an hour
Officers can now send 100 invites to apply in an hour, up from 40, so a recruiting sweep of the player list finishes in one sitting.
Improved
Looking counts as checking recruitment
Opening your guild’s dashboard or the applicants tab now updates “Officers checked recruitment” on your public page. Before, only answering an applicant or editing openings did.
Fixed
Applicants match your roster after a rename
When a player renames their character or changes its class after applying, Applicants now shows the same name as your roster, with the name they applied under beside it. Search finds them by either name.
Improved
See the guild behind a message
When someone in a guild messages you, their guild’s name shows under theirs. Tap it to open the guild’s page.
New
Two guilds in one Discord server
Guilds that share a Discord server can now both connect the bot. Commands answer for your own guild, and ask which one when you’re in both.
New
Support Guilds Forever
You can now support the project through the heart in the header
Fixed
No more “Too many attempts” from other people’s clicks
Limits on invites, saves, signing in and feedback now count each person on their own. Before, other players’ clicks could use up yours, and you saw “Too many attempts” after a few presses.
New
Delete a private conversation
Press ⋯ in a private conversation to delete it. The other player keeps their copy.
Fixed
Death Knight and Demon Hunter M+ scores
They show on profiles now.
Improved
Your own raid hours
Pick Own hours next to Evenings and Late to set your hours for each night. Guild matches now use them.
New
Professions in Edit profile
You can now add your professions in Edit profile.
New
All your characters on one account
Add your other characters in Edit profile. Each one can be in its own guild and has its own profile page. Pick who you’re playing from the menu under your name. Home, Calendar, Find a guild and your applications follow that character.
New
Choose which emails you get
In Settings, under Emails, you can turn off emails about new messages. Guild Masters, officers and recruiters can also turn off the email for every new applicant. You still see both on the site.
Fixed
Broken email links fixed
Unsubscribe links opened in a browser, and the Discord reminder for members who weren’t signed in, led to a broken page. They open the right page now.
Fixed
Renamed guilds get their new address
When you rename your guild, its page and join link now use the new name. Links with the old name still work and take people to the new one.
Fixed
Raid hours in the guild filter
Picking raid hours now shows guilds whose raids start in them and end within an hour after, so a 19:30–23:30 raid counts as Evenings. A new switch, Only guilds with raid times set, hides guilds that haven’t set theirs.
Fixed
Recommended guilds keep to your raid nights
Your recommended guilds and match emails no longer include guilds that raid on a night you didn’t pick. Guilds that haven’t set their raid nights yet still show, after the ones that match.
New
Your guild’s own ranks
Name your ranks and add your own, up to ten (Roster, then Ranks), each with the access it gives on the site. The roster, your guild page and the bot’s Discord roles use your names, and officers pick the exact rank when they invite someone.
Improved
Quality of life
Click a day in the calendar and pick I’m away, and your raid nights that day say Can’t. Answering or inviting an applicant now counts as officers checking recruitment. Signed in, the logo and guildsforever.com open your Home instead of the guild finder.
New
Roleplay-PvP ruleset
Blizzard added a Roleplay-PvP ruleset for launch, so guilds and players can now pick it, filter by it and find each other on it. Guilds already on another ruleset can switch in Edit guild.
Improved
Simpler menus
Home is in the top bar now, and the officers’ Hub is part of it. The side menu keeps Home, Calendar, My applications and your guild’s pages; your profile and account are under your name, and What’s new is the megaphone beside the logo.
Improved
Seat people from a list
A guild plan’s lineup lists everyone still to seat beside the parties: click a name to seat them, or drag them onto a seat, and see each person’s answer for the night. Clear lineup empties every seat in one step that Undo brings back.
New
Raid teams
Officers can split the roster into raid teams (Roster, then Teams). A team’s raid nights ask only that team to sign up, officers can still seat anyone else, and new members hear about the nights they’re asked to.
New
Finding a guild
The guild list has a Loot filter, and its filters stay under the header as you scroll. US and Oceania guilds can tick Also recruiting to show up in both regions.
New
Rosters and applications
Players can list up to three other specs they’d play. A guild can keep its member names to its own members, and an applicant who joined and then left reads Left.
New
Discord roles for your ranks
The Guild Master can have the bot make a Discord role for each rank and keep it on the right people, with class colours if you like. The Discord page shows what the bot does in two short videos.
Fixed
Raid planner fixes
Remove from slot stays in view, names have more room on the lineup, Set a raid night shows once, and Save to your guild is a real button on a shared plan, with five smaller fixes besides.
Fixed
Placing a player says “added”
Putting someone in an empty seat of the raid planner now says they were added to the party, not moved there.
Fixed
A buff’s card shows once
On the public raid planner, a buff’s card opens once, beside the buffs, instead of twice.
Improved
Longer names in the seat picker
When you fill a seat in a guild plan, longer names show in full, so two characters with similar names no longer look the same.
New
Halloween theme
Until the end of 1 November: coloured lanterns, bats and spiders under the header, pumpkin buttons, and Karazhan’s haunted tower on the homepage, with a pumpkin you can click until it bursts.
New
One link brings your guild in
Guild Masters get one join link to post in their Discord or on stream. Whoever opens it picks their character, signs in with Discord and is in the guild at once, as a Member, without applying.
Fixed
Every talent in Needs has its icon
When the raid has no crit aura, every talent waiting for one shows its icon and tooltip, not only the first four.
Fixed
Needs names the right crit aura
When a raid has no crit aura, Needs says which talents Leader of the Pack would help and which Moonkin Form would, instead of naming one aura for all.
Improved
Needs asks for more raid buffs
Needs now says when your players’ spells wait for a buff or debuff nobody brings, like Curse of the Elements for a raid of Mages, and your first open seat suggests who would bring it. It no longer repeats a must-have it already asks for.
Improved
Raid planner keeps up with each patch
Spells, talents, tooltips and the raid rules now come from Forever News, so the planner follows each WoW Forever patch on its own.
New
Alts on the roster
Add your alts under your row on the guild roster, with their professions; officers can add them for anyone. The roster’s profession counts and each raid page’s crafters now include them.
Fixed
Signing in with Discord
Pressing Back after signing in keeps you on your page instead of sending you Home. If Discord brings you back in a different browser, the page says so and remembers where you were going.
Improved
QoL fixes for members
Home opens on your guild’s next raid night with Going, Maybe and Can’t, your guild’s page shows guild chat, the week and the roster, and guild chat has its own row in the menu. Notifications are tidier, the calendar on a phone starts today, the raid night card fits on a phone, and trials can use /roster in Discord.
Improved
Smaller QoL fixes
WoW Forever has no 25-player raids, so the guild page no longer offers one. A guild over its roster goal shows its member count, Share guild sits on the Hub, and closed sign-ups and plan sharing no longer promise what can’t happen.
Improved
QoL fixes across the site
Pages say each thing once, dialogs say what happens in one line, and each place has one name: Home, Edit profile, My applications. The roster fits more of the guild on one screen, and the Save bar shows once you change something.
Improved
QoL fixes for players looking for a guild
Signed in without Discord, the application opens straight away and Discord is asked for when you press Send. The “Start a guild” card and the extra step before a guild’s Discord are gone, and invites from other guilds stop showing once you have joined one.
Improved
QoL fixes for officers
Officers, recruiters and raid leaders can leave a guild, officers can move someone between Trial and Member, and only the Guild Master removes an officer. On a computer the Hub is your home, Guild settings opens on your guild page, and an applicant opens on what they wrote.
Improved
Picking a character on the roster
Adding or editing a character on the roster uses the class and spec pickers with their icons, as applying does. You set your professions from the Professions column on your row.
Improved
A lighter site
Filters, tabs and choices lost their heavy boxes and orange outlines: one light frame per group, with the option you pick softly lit. On phones, Guilds and Players reach the list sooner.
Improved
Claiming your roster spot is one step
Sign up from the link an officer sent you and your spot is claimed straight away, with a welcome. Your profile is filled in from your guild: your character, what it plays and its language. When your officer picked your spec, there are no profile steps at all. Anything you already answered stays yours.
New
Change your handle
Your @handle is no longer made from your email: it starts as your character’s name, and you can change it in Account. Links to your old one keep working.
Fixed
Finishing your profile from your guild
Already in a guild without a finished profile? The profile steps now name your guild and bring you back to it, instead of showing you other guilds to join.
Fixed
The right role on a claimed character
When an officer picked your spec, claiming your spot now gives your profile that spec’s role, never one that doesn’t fit it, such as Flexible on a Holy Paladin.
Improved
Raid planner follows the latest beta patch
Battle Shout, Trueshot Aura, Windfury, Grace of Air, Strength of Earth, Flametongue and both Druid crit auras now count for the whole raid, and Salvation stacks with Blessings. Party layout matters only for Mana Spring, Mana Tide and Paladin auras now.
Improved
Shorter, clearer site text
Removed repeated slogans and shortened the homepage, application steps and FAQs. Directory headings and guide introductions are simpler too.
Fixed
Roster claim links can be copied again
Open and copy the latest link for an unclaimed roster entry without making a new one. You can still generate a replacement; older links that cannot be reopened need to be replaced once.
Improved
Applying before you have a profile
Press Apply without a profile and the profile steps now name the guild you were applying to, then take you straight back to that application with your character filled in.
New
Raid plans: Discord hears when the lineup is final
When an officer marks a lineup final, the bot posts one short line under the night’s sign-up message in your Discord: the lineup is final, when the raid is, and who is in, by mention. The lineup itself is not posted. Placed members also hear it in the bell, which opens the night in the calendar.
New
Raid plans: a page for each raid
A Hyjal Summit or Barrow Deeps plan now has the raid’s own page: a few lines about the raid, its bosses as the game’s beta files name them with what the files say of some, and who on your roster has the professions that craft from the raid. It is a placeholder until the real fights are known, and says so.
New
Raid plans: a member’s two pages, as an example
Every guild member can open any of the guild’s raid plans. They get two pages: Your part (their jobs in fight order, their role’s part of each phase, what to bring) and Live, during the raid (what is happening now, what you do, what comes next, and the room). Both are an example for now and say so: a made-up player on the example boss, nothing saved. A member’s own pages come once a raid leader can publish a raid. Members never see the lineup.
New
What’s new, in the header
The header has a short list of what was added, fixed and improved on the site, with the full list one press away.
Fixed
Feedback & support inside a raid plan
The row at the foot of a plan’s side menu did nothing. It opens the feedback card again.
Fixed
Attendance: two officers at once
Two officers recording the same raid’s attendance could undo each other’s corrections. The second one is told the plan changed, and nothing is overwritten.
Fixed
Raid plans: final for the night it is on
A final plan whose night was called off stayed final on its next night, and could not be marked. It is marked final, and said in Discord and the bell, for each night.
Fixed
Raid night notices give the time on your own clock
Notices about a raid night gave the guild’s clock time to everyone. A member in another time zone now reads their own time, and the link opens the right day for them.
New
Attendance after the raid
Once a raid night has started, officers record who was there, late, standing by or missing. A member’s attendance is counted over their last 12 recorded nights.
New
Your guild’s pages, one press from anywhere
The top bar shows your guild beside the logo. Press it to open any page of your workspace, from any page of the site. The workspace’s side menu now stands on the left edge of the window, like the raid plan’s.
Fixed
Raid nights: two nights that trade days
Swapping two raid nights in the schedule, or moving each to the next one’s day, left the nights on the calendar where they were. They all move with the schedule.
Fixed
Discord: a raid night without its sign-up message
When Discord took a raid night’s event but not its sign-up message, the message never came. It is posted on the next try.
Fixed
Raid nights follow a changed guild time zone
When a guild changed its time zone, the nights already on the calendar stayed at their old hour. They keep their clock time in the new zone, and whoever signed up is told.
Improved
Deleting a raid plan from the list
A plan can be deleted from the list of plans, and its raid night is called off with it, so nothing is left behind on the calendar.
New
Raid nights take sign-ups
A raid night with a plan is on the calendar for the whole guild. Members are told once and answer Going, Maybe or Can’t there, or with the buttons under the night’s message in Discord when your guild’s bot is connected.
New
An example boss in every raid plan
Every plan carries one example boss, Onyxia, to show what a boss page holds: what to prepare, the fight phase by phase, and a map of the room you can zoom, move and draw on. It is an example and says so, and nothing on it is saved.
New
Edit a guild’s page from the page itself
Officers who can edit their guild’s page have an Edit page button on it.
Fixed
Raid nights: a night that is over
From a page left open, a raid night that had ended could still be picked for a plan, and its raid could change. A night that is over is no longer offered, and nothing about it changes.
Improved
The chat with an applicant stays open after they join
For two weeks after someone joins, the guild and the new member can keep writing in the application’s chat, for Discord and Battle.net details.
Improved
Raid nights stay in your synced calendar
A raid night in the calendar you sync from the site no longer waits for your answer to appear. It is there until you say you can’t.
New
A raid plan for each raid night
Create a raid plan for a night on your schedule, for another date, or with no date yet. The plan opens with the night’s sign-ups beside the lineup: who is going, who said maybe, and who has not answered.
New
Loot rules and a Warcraft Logs link on a guild’s page
A guild can write its loot rules in its own words and link its page on Warcraft Logs. Both show on the guild’s page.
Fixed
Raid plans: a shared plan keeps its Hunters’ pets
A plan shared by public link left out the pets chosen for its Hunters, so it showed less than the officers’ own plan. The pets travel with it.
Fixed
Raid plans: a seat you rename keeps its casts
Naming a class pick’s seat dropped the Innervate or Power Infusion you had moved onto it. A renamed seat keeps them.
Fixed
The verified WoW experience button
In Chrome the button on account settings did nothing. It opens Battle.net as it should.
Improved
A booked voice chat stays on your page while it is on
The chat used to read as over from its first second. It stays on the application, with its links, for the half hour it lasts.
New
Raid plans: Hunter pets
Say which pet each Hunter brings. A Wolf, a Tallstrider or a Carrion Bird each adds one raid tool to the plan.
New
Raid plans: who gets the Innervate
Innervate, Power Infusion and Fear Ward show on the player they are meant for. Move one to someone else and the plan remembers it.
New
Share your guild from any page of its workspace
Every page of a guild’s workspace has the share button in its header: one press copies the guild’s link.
Fixed
Raid plans: a class’s Blessing and saving
Choosing a Blessing for a whole class stopped the plan from saving, and every change after it. The plan saves as it should.
Fixed
Raid plans: Arrange parties while you keep working
If you changed the plan while its parties were being arranged, the arrangement could land on top of your change. Now nothing is moved and the planner asks you to arrange again.
Fixed
A Sunday-evening raid shows its full hours
For guilds in the Americas, a Sunday-evening raid could show cut short on cards and as two raids on the apply page: Sunday 19:00 to 22:00 read as 19:00 to 20:00. It shows whole everywhere.
New
Raid plans: a Blessing for each class
The planner suggests which Blessing each class gets from your Paladins. Change it for a whole class, or give one player a different one.
New
Raid plans: Arrange parties
One press moves players between parties until no move would make the parties stronger. One Undo takes it back.
New
Sort a roster by any column
Press a column’s name on a guild’s roster to sort by class, spec, role, rank or activity. Press again to turn the order round.
New
Copy a roster into a spreadsheet
Members and officers can copy their guild’s roster and paste it into Google Sheets or Excel, each column in its own.
Fixed
Removing a member and the row menu on a laptop
On smaller screens the officers’ roster was wider than the page, and the remove button and the row’s menu were past its edge. They stay in view now.
Fixed
Invites: the reminder names the right day
The reminder for an invite always said it ends tomorrow, also on the day it ended. It says today, tomorrow or the day, and the invite’s end is given with its hour.
New
Raid planner
Put classes and specs into parties of five for Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit or Onyxia’s Lair and see which buffs and debuffs your raid has and what each party is missing. Free, no account needed.
New
Raid plans for guilds
Officers and raid leaders plan with the guild’s own roster and a bench, see which class to recruit next, and share the plan with the guild or with a public link.
New
Officers can fix roster entries
Officers can change the name, class and spec of a roster entry they added, and remove a member with one button.
New
Who has an account, on every roster
A roster says which members were added by an officer and have not joined the site themselves yet.
Fixed
Sending a claim link again
A roster entry an officer added now offers its claim link in the row itself, so a lost link is one press to replace.
Fixed
“1 month ago”, said right
Pages said “1 months ago” and “1 years ago”, and called anything a day or two old “yesterday”. They count it now: 1 day ago, 1 month ago, 1 year ago.
New
Share cards for guilds and players
Every guild and player has a card to share in Discord or a forum post, with their faction’s scene and the guild’s raid nights.
New
Faction and ruleset checked before you apply
If your character can’t join a guild because of its faction or ruleset, the apply page says so and lets you switch to a character who can.
New
Up next on Home
Home starts with your next seven days: raid nights, events and voice chats, in your own time zone.
New
Messages in three tabs
Messages are split into Personal, Guild chat and Applicants, so a recruiter’s inbox and a player’s stay apart.
New
Claim your spot on the roster
When an officer adds you to the roster, they can send you a link. Open it and the spot is yours, under your own account.
New
Guild chat for Trials
Trial members can read and write in guild chat, like the Trial rank in the game. Tap a name in the chat to message that member.
New
Open positions in one list
Officers see the guild’s openings as one list and add a new one from a short form.
New
Voice chat with applicants
Talk to an applicant in a voice chat here on the site. Nobody needs to join a Discord server first.
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Calendar
Raid nights, guild events and voice chats on one calendar, in your time zone. Officers can post an event to Discord with sign-ups.
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Applications are conversations
An application is a chat with the guild. You see who is online, talk it through, and the guild answers with Trial, Member or not this time.
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Raid availability polls in Discord
Officers can ask their Discord which nights people can raid and end the vote with one click.
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Pause recruiting
Officers can pause recruitment from the Recruitment page and open it again when they need people.
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Professions on the roster
Members can add their professions to their guild’s roster, so the guild sees who crafts what.
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When members can raid
A guild’s roster shows the nights most of its members can raid, with the guild’s own raid nights marked.
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Guides are open
Read how to find a guild that fits your schedule, what to ask before you join, and how to prepare a guild for launch.
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Guild links that show the guild
Paste a guild’s link in Discord and the preview shows the guild itself: its faction, the classes it recruits and its raid nights.
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New ways to sort guilds
Sort the guild directory by recently confirmed, most needed or newest. With a profile, you can also sort by best match.
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What a guild offers
Guilds can say what they offer, such as new-player friendly or alt friendly. Players can filter the directory by it.
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Raid nights can stay open
A guild that has not picked its raid nights shows them as TBD. It still appears when you filter by night, after the guilds that match.
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See how a guild replies
Guild pages and the apply page show how a guild answers its applicants: Excellent, Good or Slow to reply.
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A new look
The site is black now, with one ember colour for what is yours: your raid nights, your choices and your next step.
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Sign up with Discord or Google
New accounts are made with Discord or Google, so there is no new password to remember.
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Report a bug from any page
Every page has a Report a bug button. It works with or without an account.
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Applications in your guild’s Discord
Connect the Guilds Forever bot and new applications arrive in your officers’ channel. Officers can accept, decline or ask for more without leaving Discord.
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Guild logos
A guild can upload its own logo. A moderator checks it before it shows on the guild’s page.
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Guild chat
Every guild has a chat of its own on the site, open to its members.
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A recruitment card to share
Every guild has a recruitment card: one page with its openings and raid nights, made to paste in Discord or on a forum.