Don't forget: if you haven't entered
our Guild of the Month contest yet, do so now -- we'll be choosing April's winner in just a few days. All you have to do is send about 200 words on how awesome your guild is to
guildofthemonth@gmail.com, and be from either the US or Canada (excluding Quebec -- sorry Quebecois and EU folks, them's the legal rules). The winner will get a profile of their guild right here on WoW Insider (
our first group of winners, back in March, was doing some amazing things with both raiding and professions, but we're awarding the prize every month based on the criteria of performance in raiding, originality, and community), and they'll also pick up a raid pack for their officers from our friends at
Warcraft.Swagdog.com.
If you entered for March, you've got to enter again for April (we want to give everyone a chance every month), and
official rules are right here if you need them. Good luck to everyone who enters -- we've gotten some terrific submissions already, and we can't wait to spotlight one of the best guilds in the game.
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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, WoW Insider Business, Guilds, Contests
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kutur Apr 30th 2009 9:17PM
Why no EU love? U guys are just like the Blizzard Forum blue posters. No EU love at all... QQ
Rai Apr 30th 2009 11:19PM
Hang in there, my fellow strong EU brother/sister.
*more QQ*
Laynne May 1st 2009 8:38AM
"...we're awarding the prize every month based on the criteria of performance in raiding, originality, and community"
So the guild has to be raiding? That's not really fair.
Mike Schramm May 1st 2009 11:52AM
It's any or all of those things. Though if your guild isn't raiding, your originality and community will have to be really strong to win. Helping members get to endgame and work on endgame content is one of the jobs of a guild, I'd think.