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We try very hard to create a stress free environment for the mature adults who play Elder Scrolls Online. Some of our members are hard-core: Get max level, rush to the end game. Some of our members are casual: Jump on for a couple of hours, knock out a few quests or join a guild group for a 4-person dungeon, then jump off.
Whether you are hard-core, casual or somewhere in the middle, we would be glad to have you! We look forward to grouping with you and if you enjoy a little PvP, battling in Cyrodiil with you. We have events like Crafting Jam Sessions, PvP, Fishing, Raffles, Scavenger Hunts, Races and more! Check our Events page for upcoming events.
Make sure that you read and follow the rules on the Guild web site. There aren't many rules, but the ones that we have are strictly enforced. Two of the main rules are:
Mute your mic if there is any background noise that is causing your mic to turn on. You will see your name constantly popping up in the lower-right corner of the screen if this is happening. The whole guild shouldn't have to listen to music, mumbling, a play-by-play description of everything that is happening to someone in the game or conversations that someone is having at their house. If you get 2-3 people doing that, everyone leaves the chat channel. That is bad for the guild. Be judicious with your Guild Bank usage. Don't grab 4 stacks of 200 ingots in one day. If you REALLY need ingots, and we have 4 stacks of 200, take a stack a day to give others a chance to work on their Blacksmithing. If you grab a stack of 200 runes to work on Enchanting, when you notice that you are barely getting any experience, don't waste resources. Put whatever is left back in the Guild Bank and go up to the next level. (This does not apply to multiple stacks of small amounts. If there are 9 stacks of Leather, and the amounts are something like 19, 2, 13, 7, 3, 1, 1, 1, 5 - grab them all)
You will get out of the guild what you put into the guild. Be the change you want to see. If you wish more people would invite you to group up, invite others to group up. If you wish others would help you kill a world boss that you can't kill alone, come to the aid of someone when they ask for help. If you wish there were more purple items in the Guild Bank, put purple items in the Guild Bank. I watch logs, I watch activity, I talk to the members daily and I observe character "tells". It is my job to protect the gaming experience of all Soulforged members, because when I created Soulforged, I promised a better, more mature gaming experience and a lot of people have trusted me to deliver. Likewise, if you trust in the idea of Soulforged, I will do everything I can to protect your experience in ESO.
Stop by our web site today and apply to start enjoying a mature Elder Scrolls Online experience.
www.SoulforgedGuild.com