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Multiple Moonkin Madness!

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 16:29:36 GMT

Karazhan Musical chairs

Tue, 17 Apr 2007 03:26:20 GMT

Looks like fun!

Being a WOW guild master helps you find jobs

Sun, 26 Mar 2006 06:42:14 GMT

Hard to believe, but Wired says it's true. After being a Guild Master and turning over the reins to some of the great people in my guild, as I need to travel often and am away for extended periods of time, I really understand what a commitment and how difficult it is to do a good job. So being a WOW guild master is something worth putting on a CV, I'm all for it!
Extract:

In this way, the process of becoming an effective World of Warcraft guild master amounts to a total-immersion course in leadership. A guild is a collection of players who come together to share knowledge, resources, and manpower. To run a large one, a guild master must be adept at many skills: attracting, evaluating, and recruiting new members; creating apprenticeship programs; orchestrating group strategy; and adjudicating disputes. Guilds routinely splinter over petty squabbles and other basic failures of management; the master must resolve them without losing valuable members, who can easily quit and join a rival guild. Never mind the virtual surroundings; these conditions provide real-world training a manager can apply directly in the workplace.

Introduction

Sun, 05 Mar 2006 04:29:40 GMT

Hi there,
I play on the Khazgoroth server. I'm a level 60 Orc Warrior, with a level 28 Tauren druid. I enjoy playing both equally. Right now, been doing a lot of Battlegrounds. My real life work takes me away from the computer, so it's hard to raid. I'll be quite happy to just reach rank 10 and get the Blue PVP armor, as well as exalted with AV (just 13000 rep away!).

I also founded a guild, the Sisters of No Mercy. We're more of a social guild, with members ranging from 5-60, helping each other on quests, skill leveling and such. Looks us up if you're there. :)