Grîefer- UD rogue app.

Character Name: Grîefer

Your Age: 21

Class: Rogue

Level: 80

Talent Spec:

Currently @ 51/13/7 PvE Mut

Armory Link:

http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Emerald+Dream&n=Gr%C3%AEefer

Professions: Engineering, going to be power-leveling JC this Friday to 440, will be 450 by mid of next week.

Current Guild: Defiant

Previous Guild/s & Reason/s for leaving:
Originally at that start of Wotlk I was alliance on ED. However due to RL conflicts i can't lead a guild anymore, however i can raid and be led. I have made this char my main and only char now on this server, xfered over 20k+ gold, mats, gems etc with me to start fresh. Defiant is a fun guild; however they are 10 man content only guild. I'm looking for a guild that has potential and is clearing 25man content; well ran and makes my time worth it to be online raiding.

Why are you interested in joining Merciless:

Looking for a guild that is clearing 25man content, i talked to Laidycane and Ash, both said great things about the guild that interested me; such as: No drama, clearing 25man content, its a family styled guild (everyone gets along and is in it for each other) and is in need of great rogue that knows his/her class.


What do you think you will gain from joining Merciless:

Hopefully a great time and raiding experiences in Wotlk and more.


What do you think Merciless will gain from you joining:

A great, solid, and dedicated raider who always comes prepared for anything and everything a boss may throw at him and will not let you down.


Do you consider yourself guild oriented and why:

Of course. I'm always here to help my guildies the best way i can to my full potential. Whether that be ganking some scrub alliance picking on their alt, doing some bgs, help farming for the gbank, need a last min dps for a raid, instance, heroic etc. A guild is what clears content, not one player. However the individuals make up the guild, they make up the raid. As a whole i believe that everyone needs to be there for each other and focused on the task at hand: Downing the boss as a guild/raid; i am all for that.


Rank these in Order (Loot, Progression, Helping Others, Self, Friends):

Helping Others, Progression, Friends, Self, Loot.

Before you can have progression you need to help the ones around you. Get them gemmed, enchanted and geared for it. IF they need help getting some mats, help them. If they need help with a cut, or farming etc. Helping others will yield further progression because with all the help that they can get from themselves and guildies to help down that boss, help tank that boss or help heal the tank/raid. By helping people achieve their gear and such you can then worry about progression. I have done it all. Vanilla WoW was tough as nails. MC, BWL. It takes time, patient, and commitment to progress. Even if one doesn't down that boss that particular night; progress is progression. I will do my very best to be in the raid and commit myself from the start to the finish of the raids. As should everyone else. Friends are always nice to have. However i don't have many (on this server that is lol) Friends are friends, you can talk and hang out with them anytime before and after the raid. And if they are in your guild raiding with you then thats a bonus. Self; i wake up every day at 5am my time (7am server time) and i work on my profs, gold, farming etc 2 hours before i go to work and anytime i can while at work. When i join a guild i commit myself, 110%. During peak times and hours i know that people will be in need of my assistance; i will be there for them. Lastly loot. As you have all seen getting gear in this game is not that hard whatsoever. IT may take sometime however its not hard. Progression with these bosses and encounters, now that can be hard and thats what i play for. Gear for me comes and goes; i have been screwed over plenty of times and i don't even wince. If i don't get loot from a hard boss fight then so be it, I got that kill under my belt and i got those badges =]


Pre-BC/BC/Wrath Raiding Experiences: EVERYTHING in Pre BC and BC. Have downed everything in Pre-BC, including World Dragons and C'thun. IN Wotlk the only boss i have not attempted yet was 25man yogg and Alagon. I have done up to 2d sarth both 10 and 25(back when the content was fresh) and very close to 3d (not doing the zerg, back when the content was fresh) Done a few hard-mode attempts in Ulduar and in 10man ToC. Only a few secs off Ignis and Hordir. Only hard-mode successful was xt-200. In 10man ToC, I could only get to Icehowl.


On a scale of 1-10 how well do you know your class/spec (Be Honest):
10. I do my best to stay ontop of the latest, gems, enchants and gear that i can get my hands on. I know what to do as in my rotation and how to do it in any situation that i come across.


Do you currently know anyone in Merciless:

Nope. Just ash and laidy from the post in trade


Do you have Ventrilo / DeadlyBossMods / Omen:

Yep.


List the start time and end time of your raid availability:

Monday-Thursday: 7pm-1am server time

Friday ~8/9pm server time till i crash

Saturday: 8pm server till i crash

Sunday: 5pm server till i crash

Two people win the roll for the same piece of loot. Player A wins, but Player B will get a larger upgrade from the loot. Who do you think should get the item and why:


Being serious; is this a trick question? If two people roll the same number how does Play A win and Play B doesn't? Two people win the roll for the same piece of loot If it was a typo or Player A is given the loot automatically then i would trust that the ML knows what he/she is doing. I have trust and i believe in my raid leaders and guild leaders along with my officers. There's a reason behind that decision. Maybe Player B is new to the guild and Player A has been in there longer, maybe Player B is always late and bad but gets the job done however doesn't deserve the item over Player A who is always there, committed etc etc.