The Runic Knights
The Runic Knights have a Discord server. We encourage you to log in and talk whenever you are online and feeling social.
Discord can be used through a web browser, or downloaded as an app.
Members of our kin can access the server link in-game in the message of the day.
Runic Knights Challengers
Preparing for and challenging a variety of instances at level cap
in a relaxed, casual atmosphere
in a relaxed, casual atmosphere
We expect all participants to continue to follow the kin's 5 rules:
No swearing
No harassment
Be respectful
Don't beg for help gearing or leveling
Don't debate politics & religion publicly
No swearing
No harassment
Be respectful
Don't beg for help gearing or leveling
Don't debate politics & religion publicly
We are a casual raiding group. When you see a run advertised as an RKC run you can expect the following:
- Anyone is welcome, no need to join - just show up; one way to let us know you want us to keep you informed is to read and sign the Grouping Guidelines
- There is no judgment if real life gets in the way
- All participants, of all types of runs, are asked to come ready to listen to the raid leader and follow the planned strategy; this helps keep the run more efficient and decreases delays caused by things such as inattention, starting fights early, and attacking the wrong targets.
- There are no minimum gear or experience requirements for prep runs or random runs.
- Out of respect for others' time, decisions regarding readiness for challenging runs are at the discretion of the leader; you can find recommendations to help decide if a toon is ready for the challenging runs here.
- Because of the improved sound quality, RKC runs will use Discord whenever possible; please try to find time to set it up: www.discord.gg/xA5MTsU (download available, but not required)
Watch the calendar for our schedule
“Prep runs”: an opportunity to prepare for more challenging runs
- T1 and/or older, easier content, as well as instances that provide an opportunity for improving gear
- The leader or someone designated by the leader will help to explain some of the concepts that make players more helpful to their group
- Roles, and tips for successfully filling them
- Interrupts and corruption removals
- Moving out of hot spots, removing debuffs, staying out of AoEs, and so on
- Helpful UI elements (showing target's target; assist window, etc.)
- Suggestions for decreasing lag
- An opportunity for people to ask questions and learn more about their class or role.
“Challenging runs”: Running more difficult instances; success in these will require a group to work well together, and its members to be better equipped and more experienced than in the prep or random runs.