Ranks

About the guild ranks

In the sprawling world of Azeroth, the guild "Chain of Memories" thrived, its members bound by a system of ranks that ensured order and growth. As a fresh recruit, you admired the veterans whose titles, Alt, Member, Officer, and Co-Guild Master, reflected their prowess and dedication. When a powerful raid boss threatened the realm, the guild’s ranks proved crucial; seasoned leaders strategized and commanded, mid-tier members executed complex maneuvers, and recruits essential support. This hierarchy not only fostered skill development and teamwork but also inspired you to climb the ranks, knowing that each level achieved was a testament to perseverance and unity, vital for the guild’s triumphs in the ever-challenging World of Warcraft.

Recruit

Rank 6

Alt

Rank 7

Member

Rank 5

Officer

Rank 3

Co-Guild Master

Rank 2

Guildmaster

Rank 1

The "Recruit" rank is for new members to learn the guild's culture, rules, and activities. Recruits are encouraged to engage in events and interact with others as they transition into full members.

The "Alt" rank is for secondary characters, distinguishing them from main characters. Alts receive the same community benefits, allowing members to switch between characters while staying connected to the guild.

The "Member" rank is for experienced players who have demonstrated their skills and commitment. Members are trusted and involved in guild activities, raids, and mythic+ runs, contributing to the guild’s success.

The "Officer" rank is for trusted players who have shown leadership and commitment. Officers help manage the guild, organize events, assist members, and make key decisions with the Guildmaster, ensuring a positive environment.

The "Co-Guild Master" rank is held by a trusted individual who shares leadership with the Guildmaster. They assist in decision-making, manage guild affairs, coordinate events, and resolve issues, serving as the Guildmaster’s second-in-command to ensure smooth operations even in their absence.

The "Guild Master" rank holds the highest authority in the guild, leading it, making key decisions, and ensuring smooth operations. They manage recruitment, resources, and set the guild's direction and goals. The Guild Master also mediates conflicts and serves as the main contact for members, playing a crucial role in maintaining the guild's unity and success.

Veteran

The "Veteran" rank is earned through dedication, loyalty, and consistent participation. Veterans are experienced players who offer guidance to new players and play a key role in the guild's success, recognized for their significant contributions to the guild's growth.

Rank 4