“Chaotic Neutral” Guild

Raids:
7:30-10:30 Eastern Tuesday
7:30-10:30 Eastern Wednesday

RECRUITMENT
Either fill out our application (found at cnguild.org) or respond to one of our recruitment threads on the Turalyon forum or Guild Recruitment forum. We are recruiting for Guardians of the Dream!

Our History:
Chaotic Neutral of the US-Turalyon server was established during The Burning Crusade (TBC) expansion. Many of our members have played since original World of Warcraft.

Dragonflight
Awakened - VotI N Clear, working on heroic
Amirdrassil - 9/9N, 9/9H, 4/9M
Aberrus - 9/9N, 9/9H, 3/9M
Vault of the Incarnates - 8/8N, 8/8H, 3/8M

Shadowlands
Sepulcher of the First Ones - 3/11M
Sanctum of Dominion - 3/10M
Castle Nathria - 6/10M

BFA
Ny'alotha - 5/12M
The Eternal Palace - 4/8M
Crucible of Storms - 2/2H
Battle of Dazar'alor - 6/9M
Uldir - 5/8M

Legion
Antorus - 9/11M
Tomb of Sargeras - 5/9M
Nighthold - 3/10M
Trial of Valor - 3/3H
Emerald Nightmare - 7/7M

Warlords of Draenor
Hellfire Citadel - 9/13M
Blackrock Foundry - 10/10H
Highmaul - 7/7H

Pandaria
- Casual Raiding, 1/14H

Cataclysm
- T13 3/8 Heroic
- T12 6/7H + GotFR(back to 25s yay!)
- T11 5/13hm (as 10p guild)
- 2k+ RBG achieves seasons 9 & 10.

WotLK
- Top 250 US with 11/12 ICC 25 HMs.
- Top 100 RS25 normal.
- 4/5 ToGC 25.

- All previous conquests cleared, even if not while absolutely fresh content, we will often return to knock out achievements for nifty mounts.

What we are:
We are not a 7-day-a-week, 5-hour-a-day raiding guild. We are also not a "casual leveling" guild. Our raiding style can be best described as "efficient". We consider our time together pretty valuable so downtime in the raid is kept to a minimum. We certainly don't consider our raid atmosphere to be "hostile", and have what we consider to be a lot of fun. I'd describe the kind of fun we have, but things can sound weird out of context. However, if you like steak, cheese & zombies, we might be for you.

For those that would like to raid with us, these are our basic expectations from you:

• Know how to play your class/role and to know appropriate gear/enchant/gem choices (or at least ask and listen to those who do).
  
• Read up on boss strategies, both what we publish and what others have published.
  
• Be able to pass the "idiot checks" that Blizzard throws your way. Raiders should be able to not stand in the bad fire, and be able to click on the target or use the ability that prevents the raid from wiping.
  
• Get along with the rest of the guild. It doesn't matter if you are the best player on the planet, if the officers and rest of the guild can't stand to group with you then you're not going to be a good fit with us.