Difference between revisions of "Crescent Phoenix (Guild)"

Crescent Phoenix, or CP, was founded by Zenithian-Alpha. We started out as part of Knights of Valkyria, where Zenithian-Alpha was a Guild Master. We branched off, along with a good deal of the officers, to create Crescent Phoenix.

1. What guild rank are you applying for?

2. What weapons/gear do you have?

3. Which weapons/gear do you normally use?

4. Are you primarily a gunner, bomber, or swords

5. Which bosses have you killed?

6. What game rank (vanguard, defender, etc) are you?

7. How long have you been in the guild?

8. How active are you?

1. Respect each and every Guild Member. Verbal violence, discrimination, harassment, intolerance, and bullying is NOT tolerated. Be nice!
2. Try to use reasonable levels of spelling and grammar. People that have an inability to use grammar and/or spelling to the extent that they are unintelligible may find themselves ignored or worse. If English is not your first language, alert a staff member of it.
3. Excessive begging is prohibited. Begging may result you in being ignored or worse. No means no.
4. Don't take more than what you need from the storage. Really.
5. It's not reconmended to put materials into the guild treasury. That's what the guild storage is for. We can't get materials out of the treasury.
6. Be active
• • Members that are inactive will be kicked
    • Recruits have the smallest threshold of inactiveness, while members have a larger threshold, and veterans have a very large threshold. Officers are almost immune to this.
    • Furthermore, being social in this aspect helps. If the staff knows you, you may have a higher chance of escaping a kick.
  • If you have a reason to be inactive, mail Zenithian-Alpha your reason and how long you may be gone.

Be social!

7. People who are anti-social may find their progress through the guild's ranking ladder to be impeded. Communication is important.
8. Obey your superiors WITHIN REASON.
• • If an officer tells you to do something like enable full inspect, to get out of a chair, etc, you should probably do so. However, certain things, like being ordered to farm constantly, infringe on your rights, and you can state your protest.

The Justice System in our Guild

We have a justice system similar to the court system. If you believe someone is breaking a rule (this includes officers! We're not immune to our own rules.) then alert a member of staff AND mail a copy of the situation to Zenithian-Alpha. Reconmended Procedure:

• Preperation
  • Collect Proof
    • Take Screenshots
    • Get witnesses
    • Etc
  • Type up a complaint and mail it to Zenithian-Alpha
  • Confront the offender
    • Try not to be too rude.
      • Ask the person to stop first. If the offender does not stop, then the court system begins.
• Court System
  • Wait for an officer/staff to log on.
    • The officer, if available, will act as the judge/moderator
  • The mod will collect evidence (uploading screenshots onto imgur.com or some other fast image sharing site is recommended)
    • The mod may ask questions. Be prepared for this.
  • Prepare your case while the mod is collecting evidence. After the mod is done, say your side of the story, and what you think should happen to the offender.
  • The offender will make his/her case in defense.
  • The mod will decide the case, or potentially delegate the decision to a mod of higher ranking. This may take an extended amount of time.

• If someone else is breaking the rules
  • 1) Warn the person/Ask the person to stop
    • Has the person stopped?
      • Yes: Problem resolved. May want to tell a officer/GM for archiving
      • No: Proceed to step 2
  • 2) Get Evidence, such as screenshots, witnesses, etc.
    • Proceed to step 3
  • 3) Contact an officer/GM
    • Is one online?
      • Yes: PM Him/Her. If he/she is available, then meet them in a guild hall, preferably with the person that has offended you or broken a rule.
      • No: Mail him/her. Try to be active so that he/she can contact you later.

• Zenithian-Alpha

Zenith is retired and no longer an active delver into the clockworks. However, his/her (WHO KNOWS?) years of experience let him be a veritable wealth of knowledge about all things Spiral Knights. Due to being an odd personality type that, for an inexplicable reason, she enjoys the tedious work of creating flowcharts and planning out gear and weapon paths, guild activities, etc, have let him become a officer or higher in a ridiculous plethora of guilds and alliances in a large variety of games. Zenith does not become angry easily, and more often than not his "anger" is simply an act and he's secretly laughing.

Zenith is famed for his/her strange behavioral shifts when sleep deprived, ranging from insane to super serious.

• Dispicle-Of-Cronos

It seems that I'm the reckless one. I just run in there and hack and slash. Usually. Sometimes I just stand back and shoot everything to death. Well, either way, i'm ahppy to help ay knight in any mission, as long as I am free. If i am in th emiddle of a mission or boss run, it is highly reconmended that you DO NOT invite me. Trust me, you don't want to get on my bad side.

• GamerRenHD

Im the left hand of the Guild Master Zenithian, Disciple is his right hand.I cant log in Spiral Knights because of the download delay, but im still active talking at the guild chat of Skype.

• Omeganumeric (Liaison to Knights of Valkyria!)

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• Suitora (Inactive)

How long have you been playing?

What gear do you have?

What rank are you?

Are you friendly?

Do you work well with others?

Would you help others with things if needed?

What is your preferred class? (Swordsmaster, Gunslinger, Demolitionist, or Hybridist)

What is your preferred PvP class? (Guardian, Recon, Striker, Blast Network Demo, or no PvP)

What monster family are you best against? Which one are you worst against?