Attempts to combine major guild owners in one place have struggled since:#
- Guilds come in and out of activity; notability is often ephemeral.
- People come and go, sometimes active, sometimes on hiatus from Wynn.
- Keeping track of the above required activity from a venue’s maintainers.
This system hopes to resolve those factors by automating guild membership and representation.
What guilds are represented?#
More often than not, major guilds meet multiple of our metrics.
Although the specific criteria are a subject of frequent debate, the hall currently admits the ~35 guilds that meet one or more of the following metrics:
| Signal | Description |
|---|---|
| Activity Leaderboards | We take a guild’s activity (i.e. number of players online at any given period of time), average the resulting values, and accept the top 25. |
| Level Leaderboards | Any guild that has grinded to guild level 100+ is considered major. |
| Season Leaderboards | We admit any guild that has averaged a top 15 placement across the most recent five guild seasons, a top 6 best placement across the past 5 seasons, or a top 5 placement across the past 10 seasons. |
| War Leaderboards | Any guild that has a recorded war count of over 50 000. |
| Raid Leaderboards | Any guild that is currently top 25 on the global combined raid leaderboard, or top 15 on a leaderboard for a specific graid. |
What people represent those guilds?#
Four seats per guild with up to one chief per seat: a maximum of four chiefs per guild.
Each major guild gets four seats, each of which can be claimed by any person who verifies chiefship in the applicable guild. If someone was already in the seat, their predecessor gets kicked from that seat.