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Will Imperium be present in The Elder Scrolls Online?
It's a little too early to state one way or the other but we are expecting there to be a great deal of interest in this forthcoming MMO. If there is sufficient interest from within our community then we will have an active presence with full support of this community provided on our website accordingly. Further details of this will be made available if applicable.
Forum Addition
In the meantime with The Elder Scrolls Online beta imminent a new section has been added to the forums for this game. At present it just includes a Videos and Miscellaneous Info section (where this post resides) but in time this will be expanded upon.
You can access this new forum within the 'Other Resources' forum or from the link below:
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Ill switch to the right server asap and will whisp an ossifur for an invite ;) cu around!
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Imperium IDKP Overview
IDKP will be awarded when Raiders attend specific raids in our raiding calendar as well as for other activities as listed in this guide. These points can then be used to buy items that drop in IDKP zones. In non IDKP zones loot will be distributed by standard need before greed means.
What is it and how does it work?
We operate a 'Decay IKP' (IDKP) system for 12 weeks earned, 6 weeks spent. Simply put it shows you the IDKP for each member based on an individuals earnings for the last three months of raiding and their points spent over the last 6 weeks. In essence this means that a new member that joins today will have the possibility to have the same IDKP as the highest person for example, in a maximum of 3 months time if they both attend the same amount of raids and have the same expenditure.
IDKP Zones
NON IDKP Zones
Raiders Ranks
We use a number of different ranks for our raiders. Depending upon a members rank this will effect loot rights and IDKP earned in certain zones. The ranks are as follows:
Loot Rights
IDKP Amounts, Bonuses and Penalties
IDKP Earned Rate
The rate at which we earn IDKP will be reviewed on an ongoing basis however at the launch of Storm Legion it will be as shown below.
Tier 1 (Frozen Tempest + Endless Eclipse)
Tier 2 (TBA)
Penalties
Penalties will be applied by way of allocating an item to the player that will cost the amount of points the penalty is for. This deduction will be cancelled out the same way other items are when the weekly decay script runs after 6 weeks.
Note – These penalties will not be applied if you have informed an Officer that you will be late or have a valid reason for failing to attend. Repeated late arrival or failing to turn up will not be tolerated. The Officers will make the decision if the reason given is valid. The onus is on the player to request a penalty to be removed if they feel it is unfair.
Items & Equipment Bidding
All items and equipment will have a fixed cost as can be viewed on the IDKP Site. We reserve the right to limit how many items a 'Raider' can win per raid.
Tier 1 Prices
Free IDKP Upgrades
In the event that a raider is replacing an item they have paid IDKP for then provided the new item is from the same tier raid zone as the original purchase it will be awarded at 0 IDKP. However, if another raider does not already have an item of equivalent value it should be offered to this raider before it is purchased by the other raider for 0 IDKP.
* Crafting Components (if applicable)
Crafting components will be sold as a completed item not as individual components. Every 2 or 3 weeks we will offer raiders the chance to purchase one of these at the IDKP costs shown above.
In the event of more than one person wanting the item it will be awarded to the player with the highest IDKP. Weapons, off-hand and shield will be given priority over other items.
Item Bidding
In order to bid for an item you have to use the item as replacement for your 'main role' on raids (The raid leader will determine if it is a 'main role') . The Officers reserve the right to restrict specific items to specific classes if they see fit and also award items for zero cost. If nobody on the raid can use the item or wants to buy it for their 'main role' then it will be distributed as follows:
Tradeable
No Trade Items
Winning an Item
In order to win an item you have to agree to pay the item cost. Provided you are the only person agreeing to this then you will win the item and the IDKP value will be deducted from your balance. In the event that two or more agree to pay the item value then it will be distributed as below:
Credit
Credit will not be given if others have bid on an item. In the event that only one person can use an item and they do not have sufficient IDKP then credit will be provided to this person so they can bid for the item. In the event that several want an item but do not have the amount of IDKP needed to buy the item the raider with the highest IDKP will be offered credit to purchase the item.
Removal from IDKP List
When a raider is removed from the guild roster they are also removed from the IDKP list too. In the event that he or she returns to the game they will not rejoin at their previous total. Anyone that is still on the guild roster yet hasn't raided for 28 days will have their IDKP reset.
Terms Used
PLEASE NOTE - The officers reserve the right to over rule any purchase on a raid if they feel it is not in the interest of the raid force and to adjust the value to any purchase if they see fit.
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Guild Charter and Philosophy
Who We Are
A close knit community that consists of members from around the globe and from all walks of life. While we do have a few younger members (no minors, we're all adults here, we completely understand that age is not necessarily a reflection of maturity, in fact, we know from experience it isn't, however we as adults prefer to surround ourselves with other adults) our typical members are working professionals in their late 20's-40's. We are very serious about our community and our reputation within the gaming community. The fastest way to a guild kick is hacking, exploiting, or in general bringing the microscope down on us in any sort of negative implication.
Many of us have grown with the MMO genre and in general while we are experienced gamers we now have families, careers, are working towards degrees, etc. Amongst the ranks we have members who have played MMO's for over a decade and also many who just enjoy the games and the company. We have members who have experience raiding top tier content successfully, we have members who have successfully achieved top 5 server standings or better and have done so in multiple MMO titles. All of that being said none of it is important.
We want you to know that when you join us you are joining an experienced and successful group of gamers many of which have long pedigree's. However, you are not going to find yourself in an environment of elitists. Quite the opposite. We are very laid back but we are highly organized. When we wipe on raids we do not whine or scream at each other in vent. We pick ourselves up and get back to it all the while enjoying ourselves and winding down from a day at work etc.
Common sense prevails here in all situations. From being a team player and putting your guild before yourself, having realistic expectations, helping and not hindering online organized events, you name it. We have a certain way of doing almost everything and if you have specific questions about what those things may be please ask and we will tell you. The goals of the guild supersede the goals of the individual. We help each other, we share, and the expectation is set with that frame of mind.
Playstyle - Casual but serious about raiding
Casual is not meant to imply almost non-existent gameplay. What we mean is there is no ridiculous schedule to meet or maintain, if you go out of town or on holiday you are not going to get booted, etc. If you can manage to play a few hours a night several times a week (as a minimum) that will work. More is of course better however we are not swinging gavels down on members that have a consistent presence under normal circumstances where they are not swamped or overwhelmed with real life obligations.
We are not a zerg guild, and although we absolutely do not monitor members playtime we will not add members to our ranks that simply do not play or contribute.
As a close knit community, we cannot afford to have members more interested playing on other servers or in other MMO's. This needs to be your "game and guild of choice." If we find out you are also in another guild you will need to make a choice. We don't have time for players that choose to do this.
Philosophy
Our social goal is to provide a friendly and mature environment. We will not tolerate drama and while enjoying gameplay is important we are not here to provide fun for you. Members are expected to be self sufficient when necessary and pro-active in creating their own enjoyable experience.
We expect our members to add to the community not just reside and hang their hat in it. We want socially adept members with a genuine interest in being here that display some sort of presence. We are casual however this does not imply that its ok to sign on here then go underneath the radar for months. Get to know people, hop in vent, be active in guild chat and on the boards. Be part of the community and we'll call you one of 'us'.
Voice Communications
Ventrilo is used and EVERYONE is encouraged to use it. Many people find their online experience more enjoyable when voice chat is available. Some, do not. Primarily we will use it simply to avoid typing. However, we will also use it to provide another layer of efficiency and organization in Raid encounters and for this reason EVERYONE who attends a raid must be on Ventrilo. Log in and just listen if that is all you prefer to do.
Summary
A good sense of community and camaraderie are important aspects of an enjoyable online experience.
If you are interested in joining us, and see no blaring disagreements with anything you have read here, post an application in the relevant section of the forum.
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