WoW Forever · PvE

Guild Info

Our raid schedule, guild rules, and loot policy. We use That’s My BIS for loot planning, with a modified loot council as the fallback.

Raid times

Tuesday & Thursday · 9 p.m.–12 a.m. EST

Raids begin in December. Specific raid dates have not been announced.

Attendance check-in opens at 8:45 p.m. EST and closes at 12 a.m. EST.

Guild rules

  • Be respectful to all team members at all times — we value a positive and supportive atmosphere.
  • Show up on time and be fully prepared with consumables, addons, and knowledge of the encounters.
  • Communicate clearly during raids, but avoid talking over others or disrupting callouts.
  • We are a conservative-based group, and while we enjoy joking around and keeping things light, we never cross into offensive territory or jokes that target or belittle others. No political talk, we are all here to play a fun game.
  • No one here intends to hurt anyone’s feelings — if something ever does come across the wrong way, speak up and we’ll fix it immediately.
  • Team first mindset — be willing to swap roles, adjust strategy, and help others improve when needed.
  • Zero drama — disagreements are handled privately and maturely.
  • Have fun — at the end of the day, we’re here to enjoy the game together as a group.

Meet the Officers

Guild Master

Scramz

Sets the guild’s direction and expectations, coordinates the officer team, and handles final decision making. Scramz resolves escalated concerns and makes all loot council tie-breaking decisions when needed.

For more information about the guild or matters you would prefer to discuss privately, contact Scramz directly on Battle.net at Scramz#1518. Questions and concerns are welcome and will be handled respectfully and discreetly.

Officer · Raid Leader

Vops

Leads raids alongside Shadow: prepares encounter strategies, organizes raid assignments, gives clear callouts, and helps the team adjust after each attempt. Shares recruiting, guild vault, and member support duties.

Officer

Azubah

Supports guild operations and raid readiness, helps members with questions, and coordinates with the officer team on roster needs and follow-up. Shares recruiting and guild vault duties.

Officer · Raid Leader

Shadow

Leads raids alongside Vops: plans encounter execution, coordinates roles and assignments, manages raid pacing, and provides constructive feedback to support progression. Shares recruiting, guild vault, and member support duties.

5th Officer · TBD

To be announced

This leadership position is pending. The officer’s specific responsibilities will be announced once the role is filled.

Shared officer responsibilities

  • Rotational recruiting: All officers take turns monitoring class and role needs, reviewing applications, speaking with prospective members, and helping new recruits settle into the guild.
  • Rotational guild vault duties: Officers take turns organizing materials and donations, tracking deposits and withdrawals, and coordinating raid supplies. Vault requests and stock needs are communicated to the officer team.
  • Raid readiness and roster support: Help track availability and attendance, coordinate coverage for missing players, and remind members about preparation and upcoming guild plans.
  • Member support and communication: Answer questions, share announcements, offer constructive guidance, and address concerns privately and respectfully. Issues needing a final ruling go to Scramz.
  • Fair loot administration: Help keep That’s My BIS lists and loot history organized and serve in the nightly officer council seats when selected, following the guild’s published loot policy.

Loot policy

Earned in Blood will use That’s My BIS as our primary loot planning system, with a modified loot council as the fallback.

How That’s My BIS works

Before raiding, each raider creates a ranked wishlist for their character, placing their most desired items at the top. These lists show the team which upgrades players are targeting. The guild uses the wishlists and any published item priorities to plan awards, and records received loot so future decisions can account for previous awards.

When an item drops, we check the eligible raiders’ lists and the guild’s established priority for that item. A clear priority guides the award. That’s My BIS organizes the information; it does not automatically award loot, and placing an item on your wishlist does not guarantee you will receive it. If the lists or priorities do not resolve the award, we use the modified loot council.

Fallback: modified loot council

Each raid night, the council consists of two officers and two randomly selected raiders from that night’s raid. The two raider seats are selected anew each night, giving members a voice in loot decisions.

For unresolved awards, the four council members review the eligible players’ wishlists, current gear, upgrade value, previous loot received, and the benefit to the raid, then vote on the recipient. The council’s majority determines the award. If the vote is tied, the GM always makes the final tie-breaking decision.

Gold buying and loot eligibility

Earned in Blood strongly opposes buying gold for real money. Any player confirmed to have purchased gold will receive a substantial penalty in all loot distribution decisions, including awards guided by That’s My BIS and the modified loot council. This may result in reduced loot priority or an item being awarded to another eligible raider. Gold buying exposes an account to suspension or a permanent ban, which can remove both the player and their awarded gear from the raid team, wasting the guild’s collective effort and hindering progression. Guild leadership will weigh this risk heavily when determining loot awards to protect the team’s long-term stability.

Loot addon: to be determined. The selected addon and detailed wishlist setup instructions will be announced before raiding begins.