See the thread Guild Ranks and Promotion Rules.

You can request any normal (white, green, blue) item by whispering any officer. For raid supplies (flasks, oils, etc), you must whisper a raid officer. Only the guild leader or an assistant guild leader can choose to grant requests for epic items or gold.

Sure! Please try to only put in items that are rare but useful to other players. Do not put anything gray in the guild bank. Do not put gray, white, or green gear in the guild bank. If you are unsure where an item belongs in the guild bank, please whisper an officer.

Fresh Milk and Mad Cows cannot see the guild bank.

There are no specific rules, but Two Percent is a family friendly guild. Please refrain from cursing, unnecessary crudeness, and explicit topics.

There are no specific rules, but Two Percent is a family friendly guild. Many players have young children. Please refrain from cursing, unnecessary crudeness, politics, and explicit topics.

Any officer.

Any officer.

Any of the assistant guild leaders or the guild leader. It is also suggested you attempt to work out your problem with that officer before approaching another. Be aware that officers do talk to each other.

You performed a behavior not condoned as part of Two Percent's family friendly atmosphere. Too many warnings (or even one, if the behavior was bad enough) will get you removed from the guild (gkicked).

Whisper an officer. Be aware that the officers do communicate with each other. Lying, yelling, abusive whispers, and other such behavior will not be tolerated by any officer and will not get you back in the guild.

 

In progression raids, Two Percent uses Master Looter to give out loot based on the Suicide Kings looting method.

Non-progression raids allow players to roll (the "/roll" command) for gear. The highest roller wins.

Suicide Kings puts players in a list. When loot is offered, you have a chance to "bid" on the loot. The highest person in the list who "bids" wins the loot. Bidding does not require any gold. If you win, you "suicide" by dropping to the bottom of the list. This ensures a fair rotation for players.

See the loot rules.

On the forums here.

KSK is an addon that raid officers can use to track players for Suicide Kings. Raid officers sometimes use "KSK" to refer to the Suicide Kings method.

The raid officers have spent hours discussing various systems for looting. However, if you feel that you have a better system, speak to any raid officer.

The "Gentleman's Rule" is if the loot that drops is a better upgrade for another player, you are a "gentleman" and offer it to the other player first. Raid leaders will not ask, but do notice and appreciate players who go by the "Gentleman's Rule".

 

Officers are chosen by invitation only, as decided by the current officers. Many factors go into this decision, including the needs of the guild as a whole, as well as the ability, availability, attitude, and general helpfulness of the person in question.

Please see the Guild Officer List.

"Cheese" or regular officers have access to officer chat and the officer forums online.

 

"Bull" or raid leaders have all the abilities of "Cheese" and can access tab 3 of the guild bank. They cannot access any other tab or gold. They can repair their gear up to 50G per day.

 

"Larders" are bank officers. They have all the abilities of "Cheese" and they have full access to the guild bank tabs, but not to guild gold.

The guild leader and assistant guild leaders can access officer chat, officer forums, all guild bank tabs and the guild gold.

 

Two Percent usually, but not always, schedules a weekly 10 man progression raid. In addition, there are usually one or two 10 man non-progression raids depending on content and raid officer availability.

Check here.

Check Here.

Raids are scheduled based on the willingness and ability of a raid officer to lead them. If no one is available, then one will not be scheduled. Two Percent is NOT a raiding guild and the officers are not required to raid. That said, weeklies usually occur in guild once or twice a week.

Anyone can sign up for a non-progression raid. Non-progression raids are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.

 

Progression raiders must be "cleared" by passing a Progression Test. After passing this test, raiders are allowed to sign up queued for progession raids Here.

 

Players are selected by the raid officers based on need - for example, if 5 melee dps and one ranged sign up, the ranged will be chosen to have a mix of DPS types. If only two healers sign up, they will both be chosen because two healers are needed for the raid.

However, once those slots have been filled, players are chosen by those who have attended raids regularly. For example, if the raid leaders must chose between a player who attends raids regularly and a player who very rarely attends raids, they will choose the player who attends regularly.

 

If you are not choosen one week, but regularly sign up and are ready to go when raids occur, you will probably be chosen the following week.

There may have been too many of a particular class (example: Hunters, Druids) or ability (example: DPS, Healers) signed up. If you sign up and are prepared to attend raids regularly, you will most likely be chosen for the next raid. If you feel you have been ignored or overlooked, speak to an officer. The raid officer can explain their choices to you for a particular raid, time permitting. Do not interrupt a raid in progress to ask, however.

DPS must pass a progression test observed by an officer, who will then post the results of your test to the forums.

Healers and tanks must be inspected by an officer, who will post their stats to the forums.

You must meet or exceed the raid minimums.

Testing is required as proof to the raid leaders and other players that you have the ability to do your part in a raid. This also prevents arguments such as, "but my gear is better" or "but I'm a better player." Everyone must pass the test, including raid officers who must test each other.

 

GearScore is an addon that assigns a value to your gear and an overall value to your gear as a whole. Higher numbers can (but don't always) indicate better gear.

No, raiders are only required to pass raid minimums.

Specific gear is not required, but good PvE gear is necessary to pass raid minimums.

Check this list. 

 

As a member of Two Percent, you represent us in the Uldaman realm. Two Percent expects their members to be helpful and not engage in unseemly behavior. "Flaming" or "trolling" in trade chat can be grounds for a warning or removal from the guild. Rudeness or "ninja" behavior in dungeons or raids (with or without fellow guildies) are also grounds for a warning or removal from the guild.

Members are expected to be prepared for raids. Bring flasks, potions, and enough gold to cover repairs. If you require reagents or arrows, bring those. Raids will usually provide a fish feast (for a food buff) but you are always welcome to bring your own food for buffs. If the raid is new to you, read up on what happens in the raid. Try to know what might be asked of you and be prepared for it.

Members are expected to behave fairly. Do not "need" on items you do not actually need. (A behavior known as "ninja'ing") Greed or Pass (or DE) on all other items. If there is another gatherer, attempt to fairly gather from the resources available. Players should attempt their best for each boss.

Members are expected to be helpful to other guild members. Answer questions posed in guild chat if you know the answer. It is common for players to send helpful items to other players - for example, a level 80 player sending a level 70 player a piece of loot they received and do not want that might be helpful to another person. It is common for people with certain professions to craft items for other guild members for free when the mats are provided.

"Flaming" or "trolling" in trade chat can be grounds for a warning or removal from the guild. Rudeness or "ninja" behavior in dungeons or raids (with or without fellow guildies) are also grounds for a warning or removal from the guild. Cursing, unnecessary crudeness, and explicit topics in guild chat or on ventrilo is also grounds for a warning or removal from the guild.

Abuse or "flaming" on the guild forums is also grounds for a warning or removal from the guild.

Abuse outside of the guild (on facebook or by email) is also unacceptable. Just like chat and vent, do not curse, be unnecessarily crude, or mention explicit topics on anyone's facebook or in unsolicited email.