Elysium's Nameless Guild

[MurderfaceMurderface 0]

Why, and how, is there a guild on the Elysium server that uses several different names for itself simultaneously? From what I have determined, all players have their own displayed guild name when individually /who'ing them and some may choose to not have a guild name displayed at all. All of these names are lower case, ie "the nameless guild". /who'ing one of these names will display all the members of this many names "guild", but as I mentioned above they all have different guild names when /who'd individually. It seems self-evident to me that this is not possible within the normal use of the vanilla WoW client. According to the rules of the forum I have refrained from using the name of the individual and his "guild name", but will happily disclose it if it can be determined that this is against the ToS. Thank you.

[NoGnomo 7]

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[Hamblin 0]

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Edited April 25, 2017 by Hamblin
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[MurderfaceMurderface 0]

Just using the search function improperly it would appear.

[Blai 0]

Use /who wisely!

/who g-*guild name* will show you everyone (up to 49 results) who is online under the guild name listed
/who c-*class name* will show you everyone (up to 49 results) from the class you listed
/who z-*zone name* will show you everyone (up to 49 results) from the zone you listed.

you can add a filter by levels by using "xx - xx" with the query you send.

for example,
/who c-warrior 30-33 will give you a list of all warriors online between level 30 and 33.

[khalismur 6]

Yeah I am sure you did the right choice. I mean, this so-called Nameless Guild should be greeted but maybe banned, as their players are not really paying attention to issue tracking on Elysium's github repo. As mentioned before (/)who is your friend(?). You can even get specific player names. If they are guildless, you can also invite them to yours, but I'd have a name for that TBH.