Hey - From Siseal (New Member)

I started Warhammer Online a week ago. I had to take a break from the nonstop EVE craze.

I've been partying with you guys on your Public War-bands twice now. Compare to the other Guild I was in, this is much more active.

Also, I have just a few questions:

1. What are the different arms in Gaiscioch represent?
2. I've downloaded the Tuatha Mod, is there anything else I need that I should know about?

Thanks for having me!

All of the definitions of the different branches of the Gaiscioch recently changed. The Gaiscioch guild was the branch for the more casual players where Gaiscioch na Anu and Gaiscioch na Nuada were what I thought to be more for the hardcore scenario/dagger group players. Finally, Gaiscioch na Sigmar was the starting guild for all of it. I may be wrong but this was what i personally thought.

Welcome to the family. Things did get reorganized recently. There should be notes on the guild page when you are logged in the game explaining what to do. Just say something in the tuatha channel or alliance chat to get an invite into the correct branch.

Gaiscioch na anu used to be our entry room, with Gaiscioch and Gaiscioch na nuada being, respectively, casual and hardcore gamers. Na Sigmar was created to honour all the people that joined the family on Warhammer, being another entry room. In practice, the difference is a matter of semantics as we always intermingle and play together. As Ben put once, it was a matter of wanting a green (Gaiscioch, Na Anu) or Black (Na Nuada) cloak ;) As of now, we have only two guilds (correct me if i'm wrong, gents). Gaiscioch became our entry level room and Na Nuada became the ranked members room (lorgair and up, if i'm not mistaken) And yes, there are some gameplay differences, but they are shown only on the guild banners bonus. And the green and black cloaks. ;) Think of the Gaiscioch guilds as rooms on the alliance, just like the other guilds, like Armyn Ab Treanid. Regardless of the guild you're at, we always do things as one family. Oh, and before i forget, Céad Míle Fáilte :) Ah yes... You might want to add the other tuatha mods, with exception of State of Realm that was made useless with 1.4 Unbearable allows you to set yourself as standard bearer for your guild. GoIgnoreYourself /ignore gold spammers on /advice If you plan on leading warbands, once you get done with the first stage of the leadership training, you'll get access to the Tuatha mod, that is one hell of a help when trying to herd the pugs. LetMeSpeak (i think) allows you to set yourself as realm captain for your guild, in order to chat on /t4. Handy to send orders in T4, so the pugs can ignore it lol ;)

» Edited on: 2010-12-18 17:54:25

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