Looking for Guild -Shammy/Mage/Warrior

[Nesodo]

Hello friends,

Don't know if anyone reading it, hope someone does. :)

Let me introduce myself - Nesodo. Shaman of lvl 40. Also have mage - 34 and Warrior -29. Yeah, I know nothing impressive. I am one of the old ones, played EQ from the beginning, later move with guild to EQ2.
I am looking for the guild, that likes to hunt together. I am more than willing to help guildmates with quest, epics, levels, etc.
Unfortunately, I am not online often, may be 2-3 day a week, sometimes more.

If you have any question will be glad to answer.

Good hunting!

Nesodo

[loramin]

I'd recommend starting with http://wiki.project1999.com/Guilds:Guild_List. It lists every guild on the server (except the really minor ones), and it groups them into general categories.

Right now you're at the "Casual Guild" level. Raid guilds generally require you to have at least one raid-level character (45+, maybe a little lower if you're a cleric). This is because you can't enter some raiding zones without that level. Meanwhile Top Content Raid guilds require even higher levels.

So, your options are to either join a casual guild, where you can certainly find help with epics and other quests, or to gain a few more levels and join a raid guild (which can help you with those things also, but will also let you go on raids and acquire better gear). It just comes down to whether you ever want to raid or not.

If you ever do want to get into raiding there are lots of great guilds, but personally I'd recommend Anonymous, as we take a more casual approach to raiding and also teach new members how to raid.

[Nesodo]

I'd recommend starting with http://wiki.project1999.com/Guilds:Guild_List. It lists every guild on the server (except the really minor ones), and it groups them into general categories.

Right now you're at the "Casual Guild" level. Raid guilds generally require you to have at least one raid-level character (45+, maybe a little lower if you're a cleric). This is because you can't enter some raiding zones without that level. Meanwhile Top Content Raid guilds require even higher levels.

So, your options are to either join a casual guild, where you can certainly find help with epics and other quests, or to gain a few more levels and join a raid guild (which can help you with those things also, but will also let you go on raids and acquire better gear). It just comes down to whether you ever want to raid or not.

If you ever do want to get into raiding there are lots of great guilds, but personally I'd recommend Anonymous, as we take a more casual approach to raiding and also teach new members how to raid.

Thank you