I'm a Chosen Reject, hear me roar.

...roar.

After a long search, I've decided that I want to be with the Chosen Rejects. They are lacking in numbers (we've gotta' team up with other guilds to get the 25-man content cleared), but they're the best players I've ever been with. Every player knows his role inside and out, and even with minimal progression, I'm seeing a huge increase in run speed and DPS.

In addition, the game is fun again. I'm actually excited--excited--to run through Karazhan with these guys, even though I need nothing from it and is, at its core, boring old farm content. The game hasn't been this exciting since open beta, and I'm not sure if this is a good thing (fun now!) or a bad thing (so much not-as-fun-as-now).

When I first joined them, they had a Ventrilo server. That was it. Since Na Koa, I've been wanting to make a guild website that I was truly proud of, something that I wouldn't mind being up on my monitor at all times, constantly refreshing the page. I asked our guild leader, Broxor when we were getting a guild site. His reply was, "Whenever you make it." So I did.

It took me some time, but out of all of the systems I tried, I like Guild-o-matic best. I've seen some terribly shit sites made with it, but I've found it to be the easiest to work with, and I love the way it automatically handles applicants, members, the forum, raids, DKP and the WOW Armory without making several different accounts. Simple.

In site news, I've still not got the new layout up (I've been working on the guild thing), but I've got the new banners and shit designed. I just need to sit down, upload them and dork with the CSS for a bit. I plan on starting to post more in-depth WOW stuff (I'm working on an article about modified DKP systems and why they're good for growing raid guilds), so expect some serious content soon. Of course, no WOW blog would be complete without the generic, "Today I fought boars. Lots of boars." posts. Expect those as well.