These four laws are the making of a Paladin's heart.
May they always stay by your side and guide you through the darkness.
Read them over well my friends...


As a Paladin of Light, you are expected to have high moral values.
Remember how important it is behave according to your own sense of honor.
For it is what will guide you through times of darkness.

-Always show mercy during battle. 
We would rather you ally with a crippled commander than kill him/her

-Your first priority should be not to win, but to improve yourself.
Self-Improvement and helping others are our biggest goals here.

-If you make a promise to another member
You are expected to do everything within your power to uphold that promise.


Always have respect for your fellow Paladins, as well as others.
Your your fellow members in high regard, and learn to trust them with your life.
You must first give respect before you earn it...

-You Must have respect for your fellow Paladins, in and out of games.
This includes not using vulgar language.

-Act in a manner you would like others to act towards you.


Everyone has a life in the real world.
While we respect this fact, we still expect at least minimal activity from each member.
Each member must make an effort to stay active each week.
You can do so by:

-Posting a message in the inn at least once each week.

-Playing a game of Starcraft with another member each week,

Note: Each member of Silver is granted one(1) month of vacation time.
This period can be used in weekly or monthly blocks.
You may use this time by informing your Captain you wish to do so,
as well as the amount of time you wish to use.

Once your vacation time has been activated:
You will be excused from active duties and responsibilities

Members on vacation will have their status listed on the roster.

If you're planning to be gone for longer than a month, it would be suggested that you
move yourself to the reserves for the time being. After which you are welcome to rejoin Silver.


The reason this guild was created was so that we could all have a fun, learning experience.
There are many things you can do to improve the guild.
By merely playing a game with another member, you are making their experience more enjoyable.
 You don't have to wait for the Challenge Master to come up with new events
and tourneys. Feel free to think up your own, you can even put them into motion yourself.

-Try to get on battle.net at least once a week and play a game with a fellow member.

-Always be thinking of new ideas you think the guild would enjoy.

-Be as helpful as you can to new members.


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