A Curious Question.

Corvallon · Post by **Corvallon** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 1:42 am

Do we have a chart of the guild ranks and what is required to advance? If we don't, we could have much fun with this. I'm thinking of putting people to the sword with quests, some epic, others silly. The advancement exams could be part exam, part physical challenge. A test on Imperial knowledge followed by being stranded on Dathomir with no radar, minimal items and no ITV use. The member would have limited time to get to one of the outposts on foot or on a mount only. A ranger test. Each rank test would be different.

Of course, the councilmen would take these tests too. It's only fair.

Post by **Lexx Yovel** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:36 am

You can see the guild ranks by clicking "rank summary" on the guild tool.

What you propose could be pretty fun. We may be able to offer additional awards.

I always wondered if I could make it to civilization without radar, nav-map or ITV use. The only problem would be ensuring no one cheats by opening those tools.

Bovive · Post by **Bovive** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 6:57 am

I LOVE this idea! Perhaps you could also rank someone based on heroic collections (those are viewable and confirmable) as well as maybe GCW ranking. Perhaps those with say 10/10 on collections for at least 4 of the 5 heroics could get the Guild Raid Leader title.

Corvallon · Post by **Corvallon** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:37 am

Bovive wrote:I LOVE this idea! Perhaps you could also rank someone based on heroic collections (those are viewable and confirmable) as well as maybe GCW ranking. Perhaps those with say 10/10 on collections for at least 4 of the 5 heroics could get the Guild Raid Leader title.

Good ideas Bo.

Corvallon · Post by **Corvallon** » Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:42 am

LexxYovel wrote:You can see the guild ranks by clicking "rank summary" on the guild tool.

What you propose could be pretty fun. We may be able to offer additional awards.

I always wondered if I could make it to civilization without radar, nav-map or ITV use. The only problem would be ensuring no one cheats by opening those tools.

That's where an individual's honor would come in. The person is trusted not to cheat. They would be asked to leave the room before their character is transported to his or her drop off spot so they really won't know where they are.