• Raptin
• Sjempagne
• Multifarious
• Poiters

• Depending on the number of active players in the guild, recruitment will be encouraged and advertised on the realm forums. During high activity the influx of new players is limited to friends and family of existing guild members.
  
• Once an application form has been seen and accepted by an Officer, it is the responsibility of the applicant to make contact in-game.
  
• Once invited to the guild, the player must be an Initiate for two weeks during which time the Members vote on his/her recruitment thread on the website.
  
• Any "no” votes with a supporting explanation will result in the player failing the Initiate period and asked to leave the guild.
  
• Initiate status will last no longer than one month, if by this time a player has not received significant feedback / votes on their recruitment poll then they will fail their Initiate period. Inactivity or a failure to integrate into the guild community will also reflect poorly on the player. So, if you want to be a part of SK, get involved from the start and prove yourself!
  
• Alt characters will be invited once Member status has been awarded.

• The guild community extends beyond Azeroth and Outland to the website at http://skn.org.uk/. You have come this far to apply to SK, we ask that you keep up to date with guild affairs through the website; or simply stop by to say "hi" and have fun! The website is used to organise raids, share ideas about the game, organise items to be crafted and much more, so get online!
  
• Mumble software can be downloaded for free and the Officers maintain a server for guild use. This is essential for raiding and also used for socialising. We currently use version 1.2.3, just type "mumble” into google to find the program. Please ask the permission of an Officer if non-guild Members are joining you on mumble.

• There is no profit making between guild members - trade skills are used to support each other. Costs should be covered and fair prices asked for.
  
• The guild bank is a resource for the entire guild. Officers and Quartermasters can withdraw from all tabs. Members can deposit materials that they would consider useful for the guild into the deposit tab and withdraw 1 stack per day from the 'Free' tab. Items in the 'For Sale' tab can be bought for half the AH price - contact an Officer or Quartermaster in-game for purchases.

• As stated above, mumble is a must for raids, tactics and loot will be discused using it.
  
• Players are expected to research tactics independently - youtube ftw
  
• See loot system section below
  
• Be punctual for raids, and try and stay for the duration, communicate "afk" and any issues in /ra chat.
  
• Another must for raids is a good pet or companion!

Loot Systems

• Need items that you will use – priority system based on class and spec i.e. mail items go to a Shaman before a Paladin – mana per second stat items are priority for healers.
  
• PuG and fun raids – Master Looter system used with the rules above – our simple aim is for the loot to go to the people who need it most and for the loot to be spread throughout the raid group (not one person getting lots and some getting nothing) as such we would expect Members to pass on items for their friends if they have already received items. This is at the discretion of the Guild Member.
  
• Though we do trust members to be fair in their rolling against guildies, sometimes people get caught up in the purples without even noticing. As such final loot distribution will be at the lootmaster's discretion after confirmation with other Officers. Trust your lootmaster, for they will have the guild members' interests at heart.
  
• Progress Raids – as we're currently focused on 10 man progress raiding we find it unnecessary to use a system other than /roll. Main spec / main over alt rules are still to be obeyed. The ML / raid leader will always have the final word in loot distribution in order to maintain fairness and reward vs. effort balance.