Levelling guilds

Looking for a levelling guild?

These guilds raid at a levelling pace, and the pace is measured rather than claimed — it comes from how far into the tier they have got and how their kill times compare to everyone else killing the same bosses. That matters when you are looking for a guild, because "casual" and "hardcore" mean whatever the last person to type them wanted them to mean. Guilds looking for members are marked throughout.

Looking for members?

If you run a guild and you are looking for players, claim its listing and tick Recruiting now. It then appears in the list of guilds looking for members and under every class and spec you are short of — beside progression and raid times read from your own logs, which persuades an applicant rather better than a trade-chat macro. It is free, and it switches itself off when you stop, so you are never advertising a roster you have already filled.

How this directory is built

Guilds get here two ways, and neither is by asking. Most of the 286 listed were found in Warcraft Logs because they killed a boss on the TBC Anniversary realms; the rest were seen recruiting recently. Nobody submits a listing, so nobody can invent a guild or inflate its progression.

Everything here expires. A guild that stops logging stops showing as active, and a recruitment note disappears once the advert stops being heard. Nothing on this page is a post somebody forgot to take down two years ago.

A guild that advertises but never uploads logs is still listed, marked no logs. Plenty of guilds never log, and leaving them out would hide exactly the ones a new player is most likely to join — but the advert is all you get, and its page says so.

More on how a guild gets a pace, what each filter actually measures, and how to get a missing guild listed: about this directory.