Hi and thanks for thinking of joining Twenty Percent Sober.

We are great believers in quality over quantity. Sadly that didn't work for the officers where we got no quality and no quantity! Still, don't let put you off buying us a drink.

If you have grouped up with any of the TPS members, you'll probably have a pretty good idea what we're like. Our main aim when recruiting is to get poeple who fit with the guild - so read the following carefully and make sure you know what you're getting in to!

Some guidelines about us

Attitudes:
Despite the name, consumption of alcohol is not compulsory. In fact, the names comes from that very fact - but that's another story!

WoW is a game, whilst we may work hard at challenges we do not get we always keep the perspective that we are all just trying to relax and have fun.

Note that this is a guild of adults and the humour and conversation has adult content. Best described as 'ribald' and sometimes 'raucus'.

Guild chat is not full of 'l33t-5p34k'. Yes, people say 'grats, cya, brb' and similar, but generally 'u, ur' and the like are not used.

Pre-End of Game Content:
There are lots of people who have alts in the guild and we do accept applications from people who do not have a level 80 character. Whilst you are likely to get help levelling and gearing a toon, we are not nursery guild - We have a zero tolerance approach to abuse of the guild bank; we have never needed to have words with people for abusing the guild hospitality - which probably says a lot about the kind of people we have in the guild!

Raiding
We do not raid every day, in fact you can't always guarantee which days - although there are usually raids on Sundays on Thursdays plus the odd bit of fun in between.

We do not have formal restrictions on who can raid, but if we are going to a tough instance then we will pick the people we think give the best chance of success and we might ask if you are willing to bring a specific character.

We do not operate a dkp - if you are there at the start of a fight then, dead or alive, you can roll on loot at the end. We do not (normally) operate a master looter - with the type of people in the guild we do not need to; it is not unuasual for someone to pass on a small upgrade so someone else in the guild can get a big upgrade.

We expect all raiders to come onto TS. You do not have to chat or even have a microphone, but it is important that you can listen to explanations of fights/tactics and adapt to what happens during a boss encounter.