· Honour: Play in a style that you would want others to play with you.
· Honesty: Play with integrity and honestly.
· Humility: Play with compassion, and remember that we were all new once too.
· Humour: Play with a sense of humor. It is a game after all, have fun.

First let me welcome you to our humble little site. First and foremost we are a group of players out to have some fun. We encourage fun and reward those that do things to make everyone's gaming experience more enjoyable. You will not need permission to lead your own quests, make your own friends, or do your own thing as long as it doesn't violate our rules (to follow). We really try to maintain a family where no one is ignored and feels part of the sect.

We purposely leave our site open to anyone, so that they may see what we are up to and get a feel for the type of people in the sect. We have nothing to hide here. So, please browse our site and forums, but remember that anyone can join and may or may not be part of the guild.

Now all that being said we find we must lay down some ground rules. We are a group of "do-gooders" if you will, and thus our rules are basic common sense for that type of play style. We'll list the fundamentals next, but remember some rules are flexible in certain circumstances, while others are written in stone. Basically, if you are uncertain, simply ask yourself if you would want it done to you.

1) PVP: We are not a primary PVP group in the games we play. This does not mean you are not allowed to PVP, it simply means that we value questing and cooperation over it. So, feel free as long as you follow the other rules of the sect.

2) Language: All general chat must be clean chat, no exceptions. (Plus most games will ban you anyways, so always a good policy.) When in groups or in clan chats, just know who you are with and ere on the side of caution.

3) Stealing: Knowingly deceiving or lying in trades will not be tolerated. Just because you can do something, does not mean you should do something. You will be banned immediately!

4) Griefing: This can take form in many ways and includes activities such as:

1) Dragging mobs onto other players with the intent to get them killed or saving yourself at the expense of others. You got yourself into the mess, so you must deal with it, not make others pay for your mistakes.

2) Kill stealing or leeching xp from someone's kill. This is considered incredibly rude in MMO's (Massively Multiplayer Online games) and in not tolerated by us. If someone is attacking something you must be totally hands off unless that person requests help. Please do things such as heal or buff them though, this will not only put you in a good light, it is a great way to make friends as well.

3) Being rude and/or obnoxious in order to disrupt other players trying to talk or play (I know this one is vague, but I'm sure you all know what I mean). These actions are rude and you will be booted from the sect.

5) Quest Jumping: This is when someone joins a group only to fulfill there own objectives and then leaves as soon as they are done. Not staying to help the people who helped you is incredibly rude and is not tolerated.

6) Lying: Why would anyone lie, unless they are covering up for something they have done? Thus, if you caught lying to sect members to cover-up an infraction, you will be booted from the sect immediately. The best policy is to tell an elder member your infraction and we will deal with it, or simply leave.

7) Clicks: This is perhaps the hardest thing for any group/clan/allegiance to deal with. All too often certain people will become close friends and soon only deal with those friends, thus forming a click. The problem is that new people are ignored and will see no reason to stay. This goes against the whole point of having a clan, we are here to help each other. Remember we are one big family not a loose collection of groups. So, no one should ever be ignored.

5) Ganking: Ganking comes in may forms, here are a few examples:

1) Portal ganking: This is when someone has just used a means of transport and is helpless until the new area loads on their screen. Thus they are an easy kill, because they cannot defend themselves.

2) Low level ganking: This is simply purposefully killing someone who is a much lower level then yourself. They cannot hope to win, thus provide you with an easy kill.

3) Group ganking: This is when a group of people band up to hunt down solo or much smaller groups to get easy kills. This one does not apply to open battles, where the other person knowingly puts themselves into a fight. Basically, you know it when you are doing it.

Obviously, these fall under the realm of sportsmanship. So, if you are playing in a way that is very unsportsmanlike you will be asked to leave the sect.

Now, this applies to a group member initiating the ganking. If, you have any of these things done to you, all bets are off and other sect members are even allowed to help you hunt down the villain. But, remember it applies to the offender ONLY!

6) Ninja Looting: This basically falls into two catagories:

1) Taking what does not belong to you. This can happen where someone takes loot that they did not work for. For instance, say a chest is guarded by a couple mobs, someone comes in and attacks the guards, then as they agro the last mob, someone rushes in and loots the chest. Or a party is fighting a boss mob deep in a dungeon and is pretty much assured to have good loot. Then as the mob dies, a member of the party rushes in out of turn and grabs the loot.

2) Basic greed. This is when someone simple does not recongnise that they are part of a group and need to share. It's pretty basic, but yet some will just loot and loot without taking turns.

Both of these examples are a bootable offence.

These rules are subject to change at any time, so please check this page from time to time. These are also not the only means by which you may be removed from the sect, but you can only be removed from the sect by an elder member. If you play in a mature, cooperative and sportsmanlike fashion, you should never have any trouble.

- Magnus