Revision as of 18:21, 23 April 2019

There are numerous player guilds on Project 1999. Some are casual, and focus on having fun while leveling up, while others are dedicated to conquering endgame raid content together.

This page contains a list of active guilds on the server. Inactive guilds can be found on the Former Guilds page.

While most guilds strive to keep this page accurate, be aware that for some guilds more up-to-date information can be found in their guild thread on the Project 1999 forum.

Starting a Guild

To create a guild on Project 1999 simply gather a group of at least five friends together and then petition in-game (ie. the same process as on the original live Everquest servers).

Once you've created your guild you can add it to this page via the normal wiki editing process. See the instructions for editing the guild list below.

Summary

Guild IDs

A guild's ID can be used in the command /who all guild*guild ID number* (eg. /who all guild199). It would seem that the only way to determine a guild's ID is to find the ID of a guild created at a similar time, and then use that command to check all of the numbers around that other guild's ID until your guild shows up.

Casual Guilds

Guilds in this category tend to focus on things other than raiding.

Environment Guild

These guilds (well, this guild) attempts to re-create a more classic Everquest environment. As such they require all members to join the guild early and follow certain restrictions on trading or receiving items from non-guild members. However, despite requiring members to be low level to join, the guild also has many high level members who raid (both individually and as part of the AEGIS alliance), and so because of this unique status they get their own category.

Raid Guilds

Guilds in this category are focused on raiding, and raid all but the highest tier (eg. Sleeper's Tomb, Avatar of War, etc.) content.

Top Content Raid Guilds

Guilds in this category are extremely devoted to raiding, and raid at the highest levels (including content like Sleeper's Tomb, Avatar of War, etc.).

Alliances

CSG (Casual Scum Guilds)

The Casual Scum Guilds alliance is (currently) between the guilds <Omni> and <Europa>. Raids are usually conducted mornings EST and also on repops.

Lord Bob

The Lord Bob alliance is a raiding alliance open to all players (guilded or not) on Project 1999. Lord Bob raids often include members of the Hydra alliance, and target a variety of different raid mobs. Lord Bob has its own DKP system for distributing loot. Read this post or bobbingforloot.com for further information.

AEGIS

Aegis was formed on July 9th 2018 by the following member guilds; Auld Lang Syne, Bastion, Death & Taxes, Misfits of Marr, Homeland Security, and Anonymous. We continue to look for interested guilds to join us as we expand our raiding possibilities. We currently have the Saturday PM sky slot and multiple raid nights during the week.

Editing The Guild List

Guild entries on this page use wiki templates to make editing easier. There are two templates: one for casual guilds (CasualGuildRow) and one for raid guilds (RaidGuildRow). Here is an example of filled-in a casual guild entry:

{{CasualGuildRow

|name=Auld Lang Syne

|activeTime=24/7

|description=Strict no-twink policy, no purchase outside the guild, tradeskilling, leveling, hardcore classic

|recruiting=All levels/classes

|voiceChat=Discord

|officers=Rainik (GL), Scaleway (SO), Shartstack (SO), Nanin/Nikbik (JO), Koet (JO), Aintnothang (JO), Valeris (JO), Delcros/Delfyre (JO), Shaadoe (JO), Jotok (JO), Ulgromm (JO), Vanifac (JO), Rusya (JO), Gomiciz (JO), Gundaver (JO), Acoustiko (JO), Eglantine (JO)

|guildWebsiteUrl=http://auldlangsyne.gamerlaunch.com/

|forumThreadUrl=https://www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=255352

|GuildID=

}}

To update your guild's information simply click edit for the appropriate section and then alter the part after the "=". You can use both normal text and wiki text (eg. you can add links or bold text if you want).

To create a new guild first copy one of the two blank templates below, then edit the appropriate guild section above, paste the template in at the appropriate spot (guilds are sorted alphabetically by name), and finally fill in as many details as possible. Click save and your guild's info should now be part of the wiki.

One last note: the "Forum Link" column is intended to be the URL of your recruiting post in the Guild section of the official Project 1999 forum (not a link to your guild's forum, if any).

Blank Casual Guild Template

{{CasualGuildRow

|name=

|activeTime=

|description=

|recruiting=

|voiceChat=

|officers=

|guildWebsiteUrl=

|forumThreadUrl=

|GuildID=

}}

Blank Raid Guild Template

{{RaidingGuildRow

| name=

| wikilink=

| activeTime=

| lootStyle=

| recruiting=

| voicechat=

| officers=

| websiteUrl=

| forumThreadUrl=

| guildId=

}}