Guild Wars 2

Thanks for considering us! We’ll send you a message about your app once you’re available.

Thanks! We currently have around 90 members, with around 32-36 or so level 80s.

We also like to host events. Tomorrow, we’ll be hosting a guild-wide event where the winner gets a retail code of a certain game that has recently come out.

Could you elaborate why?

Out of curiosity, what’s your reason for forming an alliance?

I guess I can see why forming an alliance could make sense, if a dungeon PvE guild wanted to ally with a levelling PvE guild, so that players could switch between the two since they both are in different directions.

Wouldn’t it be difficult to talk to other guilds in the alliance though? There’s no alliance chat ingame.

While there isn’t an ingame option for guilds to ally themselves with others like in the first Guild Wars, I’ve noticed that there are many guilds still trying to form alliances.

Is anyone in a guild with an alliance? What is the benefit of being in one?

What is Praetorian?

Praetorian is a guild originally made up of around 10 or so friends. After a couple weeks, due to the dedication of each member, Praetorian grew in members and reached around 80 members before the first month after release passed. Praetorian is primarily a PvE guild, with a large focus on explorable and story-mode dungeons. However, we love having fun with all aspects of the game, whether it’s World vs World or even our own guild-organized events.

While the majority of these players are part of the gaming community Rage Cage Gaming, the guild and gaming network have absolutely no affiliation between eachother. We’re not one of those gaming community guilds– rather, a bunch of close pals looking for more people who also don’t take themselves very seriously to join us. We all play the game together as a guild for fun, not as a job. No one will force you to play at specific times, although there are many of us who play Guild Wars 2 game daily. We have a very active core of players, so finding other people for a group is never an issue.

We also own our own Mumble server, which you’ll almost never find empty. We prefer all members to at least download Mumble, a voIP chat program similar to Ventrilo or Teamspeak, which helps us guildmates socialize more easily and utilize teamwork in dungeons when typing in guildchat doesn’t cut it. As long as you have Mumble, we have no other requirements- a mic isn’t needed as long as you’re listening to directions.

Are you looking for officers?

Not at the moment, however if you choose to join, your input may be just as important as any officer in the guild. Unlike most guilds, Praetorian is no autocracy, so you won’t find an annoying Guild Master hellbent on a power-trip. Each member should have just as much say in the direction of the guild itself as any officer. We’re all here to have fun, and our guildmates shouldn’t be discluded from that.

What are the rules?

• Don’t be a d*ck. Using specific words won’t get you banned, unless you’re doing it in an offensive context. Just have some respect.

• Any sort of exploiting, hacking, or botting is bannable on sight. If you’re taking advantage of the game in a way that the devs didn’t intend for, chances are that you’re a sore loser who wouldn’t fit in with us in the first place.

• Spamming guild chat isn’t encouraged. Asking for help is absolutely fine, unless you’re begging every 5 minutes. No one likes that.

• You must be able to speak English. It doesn’t need to be your first language as long as you can speak it like the rest of us.

• A mic isn’t mandatory, but you should have Mumble installed if you want to play alongside the guild.

The name?

The Praetorian Guard is an order of elite bodyguards that dates back to the Roman empire. However, the name Praetorian is taken from an organization within the game All Points Bulletin, a short-lived game where the majority of [Pr] originally met each other.

How can I apply?

Easy! Simply submit a post on the [Pr] forums or send an ingame message to Pogo, Tholar, or Seyfert.