Instancing and Raiding???

[Featherstomp]

Is it over? are the Mistrunners tribe done for?

Perhaps I was expecting too much, or maybe that event I got to see with Orcs of the red blade and the second Gurubashi empire touched my Role playing heart so deep that I just wanted to be part of this tribe?

I see other guilds do regular raids and instancing together for greater glory and honor, some do battlegrounds and other just quest.

I see next to little in our Tribe.
Have so many left? Have so many became tired of their Characters and decided to develop alts?

True, this is my main and as high as I've got with any char. (despite the fact that I got around 15 chars on 3 different servers between levels 20-60)
Now I feel like I want to raid and do heroics it appears as there is no one with in our guild, because most are not online.

I've been asked to go to Karazhan with another guild but since i'm not in their guild the aggrement is that I will not take t3 tokens. I sent those bastards to the nine hells and said find another healer that will work for free. When I'm contributing to the group I expect equal rights to the loot and not second rate.

I am seriously considering leaving the Mistrunners because I am a young Tauren who wishes to grow in power, and I do not see how this is happening with the Mistrunners.
Sure I get a praise here and there, "wow look a mistrunners..... I remember you guys" but it's the past, it's like we've ceased to exist, people are forgetting the Mistrunner tribe, and the legend dies with it sadly.

I do not know what I shall do yet, I just wanted to speak and be heard since I've missed the Sunday meeting.

[Sayle Greyhide]

The Mistrunner Tribe is a part of the Covenant raiding alliance. You can look in the Tribal Totem section (the one at the top of these forums) for information about them, but I believe that they are often raiding. Also, if you propose a raid in this board, I expect that you would get some response; but MRT is RP first and raiding second, and doesn't organise its own regular raids. As I said, check out the Covenant, because they organise raiding regularly I believe.

[The Deserted Grail]

I've lost count on how many times I've gone through explaining this. Oh well...

As mentioned before, we're a tauren-only RP guild. This brings many limits, one being the fact that we will never be able to do guild-only raids (unless there's some sudden massive wave of tauren roleplayers who are quickly level 70 and super duper active).

A lot of people have alts (few of them on another server). Being a tauren-only guild we can't and don't want to accept them into the guild itself, so they hang in the mistrunner channel. Even more people have daily lives that don't allow them to play more than a few hours every day.

I don't know if it's a "thing of the past". With the exception of certain times (after the coming of Burning Crusade for example) as long as I remember the guild hasn't had too many people online at the same time outside of meetings and events. So that's what the guild itself mostly attempts to contribute to: events, such as the Spring Ritual. They don't happen every week unless there's somebody who plans one

I think the previous Chieftain, Morgush, had on-going events for most of the time, keeping everybody on their toes, but our current Elder Council doesn't really have the time for that kind of dedicated planning.

What goes for raiding. For the aforementioned reasons we have joined the Covenant (an alliance of roleplaying guild, main ones being Taur Nu Fuin, Orcs of the Red Blade, Ashen Enclave and us) in order to get enough people to raid and do instances with. LFG tool, the Mistrunner channel and the Covenant channel are where I usually gather the people who run instances with me. For, raiding, you need to sign up on Loreloom (see The Bulleting Totem) where you can see the next planned raid(s) and apply to them.