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Raids

The guild's schedule: the scheduled raids and the nights the addon recorded.

What it does: Lists the raids of the guild's Discord servers, with what is missing by role and who is on standby. You can see the upcoming ones, the past ones, the cancelled ones, all of them, or the month on a calendar, and subscribe to the schedule in your phone's calendar. Below are the nights the addon recorded, marked as a raid here or not. Officers approve requests, edit, lock, cancel, open the signup link and manage the fixed weekly raids.
Who sees it: Whoever shares a Discord server with the guild. The buttons and the reading of each signup (item level, attendance, warnings, time without loot) are only for whoever can schedule a raid; the others see who is going and in which role.
Where to find it: In raids, on the guild bar.

The list brings the raids of all Discord servers tied to the guild.
A raid stays in Upcoming until 6 hours after it starts: during the night, it does not vanish from the screen.
Each tab says how many raids it has, so none looks erased.
Each raid's day and time appear in your time zone.
A fixed weekly raid shows the time in the time zone it was created in, with the city name, without converting to yours.
Each signup's item level, attendance, warnings and weeks without loot only appear for whoever can schedule a raid.
In a raid with approval, whoever asked to join stays in “Waiting for an officer” and does not take a spot until accepted.

On the first visit, the times may change right after the page opens: it starts on the guild's time and redoes itself in your time zone as soon as the browser says which it is.
A recorded night with “no raid scheduled”: the addon recorded it, but nobody marked that night as a raid here. It counts toward attendance all the same.
“outside the guild” on a night: the addon did not count it as a guild raid, because fewer than half the group was from the guild. It does not count toward anyone's attendance.