Both sides can finally check.

A guild advert claims a raid time and a culture. An application claims attendance and parses. Historically neither could be verified, so both were negotiated in the dark. Every number on this page came out of the game.

Guilds recruiting

Raiders looking

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Applications answered

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Median time to trial

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Trials that convert

Realms

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Guilds recruiting

Attendance shown is the guild's own verified figure, not a claim on the advert. A guild running at 78% can still be a great fit — it just can't hide it.

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Raiders looking

Every one of these opted in to being listed. Hiding your profile removes you from this page entirely and costs you nothing else.

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Raider	Role	Available	Attendance	Parse	ilvl	Tenure	Looking for

Bad numbers are listed alongside good ones, deliberately — a marketplace where the bad numbers are hidden is a marketplace nobody trusts. Every raider here opted in, and every figure came out of the game.

How applications work

Four steps, and the trial measures itself.

1 · Apply in one click

Your verified profile is the application. No forms asking for logs you already linked.

2 · Officers see everything

Attendance, parses beside item level, tenure, guild history, and any contested absences with the player's side attached.

3 · Trial tracks itself

A trial's attendance starts recording on raid one. At six raids the pipeline shows the officers a decision, not a debate.

4 · Both sides get a record

Whether it works out or not, the tenure and attendance stay on the player's profile — including the guild's side of a bad split.