The same thing happened when we MW'd the dragon. A lot of people were mad they weren't included. Some people even heard about it and showed up on various classes demanding they get a roll. I guess it was too hard to understand that only healing types and dark casters were useful.

 

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While I certainly understand what your saying. That's what I had first tried to avoid. I really didn't see a reason for a select few to have like 200 stones and be able to sell them to classes that couldn't get included for ridiculous prices. But it didn't work out that way. And by the 3rd day it usualy consisted of the same 9-10 animists 1-2 pf's and maybe a rez bot. Certainly nobody owned the spawn or owed anyone else.....screw it I got mine by the time it was over 110 full and 50ish realm stones and I was liberal with them to friends etc..


EDIT: can you imagine if clustering had existed?

we were unaware of merlin.. and if i recall corectly you werent there. so it was original to those that were performing it.


I agree that the greed involved got waay outta hand, but that first night was alot of fun.. Especially since 2 of us LD'd and got the csr's to teleport the 5-6 toons we were running back to the dragon..


i only participated that night and shortly after when he respawned, but friends definatly took it to extreems

He said MLF.

 

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mlf/merlin whatever it wasnt gawaine ..

i guess you guys did figure out how to do it with 9 and pf. three days before that we had 10/11 animists

Imagine if hibs had had animists when they farmed the worm.

It would've killed the worm, which would've defeated the purpose of farming him...it was his yellow/oj minispawns that dropped his loot...we just focused pet on him and then backed off when he was about to die.


It was quite the frenzy when the minispawns did come, f8 spammage ftw to try and grab all the seals and bracers!

 

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I miss the oracle boards


Remember this?


ORACLE IS THE GREATEST!~!


1. A guildmaster that ensures that those with Alt fetishes (Unika and Oorko) are levelled both quickly and with entertainment. The weeknights when Retal holds PBAE groups in Avalon City are truly the best experience I've had in-game


2. Everyone gets a fair crack at RvR. Whether you are an Earth Wizard, an Infiltrator or a Rejuv Friar we always mix and match to allow our guildmates to run in RvR in equal measure.


3. We love our realm mates. We made it a guild pre-requisite to have the Croc Tear Ring on each of our toons and pulsing so our less fortunate realm mates can run with us in RvR.


4. Despite the above, we never zerg unless its for big focus RvR. i.e. Relics. We try and make it fair for our opponents in field fights and in so doing make Gawaine as a whole a better place to play.


5. Politeness! If you have only mean things to say, you are better off saying nothing at all. Thanks to Shyne for his kindness, and Unika for his important /as messages to foster our relationships with the likes of ToA, Unity and Pariah (and whoever else is in our Alliance which I cannot remember right now but will come back to me the moment I check the Herald)


6. Fairness. We don't cheat. You'll never see Unika exploiting Avalon City, Althena using Radar or Vandelay window dragging... well, 2 out of 3 ain't bad!!


7. Jesus. We love him and he loves us, and all his children. Even you Mugombie.


8. The Ladies. All the good looking birds end up in Oracle. Why? Because Retaliation is a Pussy Magnet.


9. Ethnic Diversity. We allow all nations in our Guild. If you are a pasty buck-toothed Brit, a slanty-eyed yellow devil or a cornstalk-chewing Hick, this Guild is for you.


10. The Forums. Where else does Albion come to organise its large-scale events? Why, it’s our forums of course, where Dalaran and Pinion fight over the right to be big cock Albion Raid Leader.


I would even add that we are close friends in real life. Why not a few months ago our GM made a trip across the country to meet a guildmate where he was welcomed with beer, festivity and sodomy in the back of a pick-up truck on a lonely, unlit country road.


Charnley


I think this is the closest to a guild charter that we ever had.

 

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I miss you, Mug