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Guild achievements
What the guild achieved together, with who took part, what is left and the renown.
- What it does
- The guild's renown and the achievements by category: Founding, Levels, Dungeons, Cores, Raids, Professions and Time. Each card says what the achievement asks for. Earned, it shows the day, the rarity and who took part. Open, it shows how much is left, with the bar, and until when, if it has a deadline.
- Who sees it
- Whoever shares a Discord server with the guild, in a WoW: Forever guild.
- Where to find it
- In achievements, on the guild bar. The renown level shows beside the guild's name, as soon as it earns the first one.
How it should behave
- The achievements are calculated only on the site, after each upload and once a day. The game only shows the result.
- Each achievement comes out once, per scope and tier, and nothing is taken away later: changing a rule does not touch what was already earned.
- A feat counts by the date of the fact, not of the upload, and outside the deadline it never counts. Expired without being earned, it leaves the page: there is no screen of what the guild missed.
- The renown is the sum of the points, and a core's achievement counts once. Leaving level 1 costs 100 points, each level after it costs 25 more, and there is no top. The rarity comes from the points: rare from 25, epic from 50, legendary from 100.
- Every 5 levels the guild earns an insignia and a title: Band, Company, Fellowship, Order, Legion, Bastion, Fortress, Citadel, Dominion, Kingdom, Empire and Legend, which holds from level 56 on. The level's number shows engraved on the plate.
- The insignia comes in two series, Horde and Alliance, and the guild sees its own faction's, which the site works out from the races on the roster. For now there are images up to Bastion: after it the title changes and the image stays the last one.
- Copy link, on the renown and on rare or better achievements, gives a public page that becomes a card with the insignia when pasted in Discord. It names nobody, and it only exists with public pages on and from the first point.
- What happened more than two days ago comes in with its own date and no post, and the daily summary says how many in a single line.
- Whoever asked not to be named leaves the names, and the achievement is still the guild's. No screen says who did not take part.
- A whole raid is all its bosses in the same weekly reset, in the same core, or in the guild on a night with no core. Only guild nights count.
- Each achievement earned also goes into the feed and the book's History.
- Same Time Next Week counts reset weeks in a row in which the core gathered in one raid as many roster members as it has seats. Two officers' recordings add up, and a pug takes no seat.
- Fully Enchanted asks for a complete core, every titular at 60 with no enchant missing. It goes by the state right now and is not lost afterwards.
- New Blood counts a 60 with one of the race and class pairs that only exist on Forever.
This is not a bug
- Five members reached 60 on the same day and Party of Five did not come out: a 60 the site only learned between two uploads has no exact day and does not count toward it.
- Master of the Craft points to whoever the site saw first at 300, not necessarily whoever got there first.
- Whoever was already at 60 before the first upload counts for the level achievements, but with no date of their own.
- The renown shows without the insignia: nobody on the roster has a published race yet, and with no faction there is no series to show.