
Every raid in one list, and the one you pick laid out by role: tanks, melee, ranged and healers in class colours, counted against the raid’s limits, with tentative, bench and absent below. Times show in realm time with your own beside it.

Call a roll on a drop and every raider gets a popup: main spec, off spec or pass. Rolls come into one list in class colours, best first, with the leader named and one click to award it. Your guild picks the way: rolls, rolls with +1, DKP bids, EPGP or LC.

Every member, sorted as you like, with each player's alts grouped under them. Details of their rank and since when, join date, last online, Guildheim's own notes and a history of what changed and who did it, with Promote, Demote, Remove and Ban buttons.

Open Guildheim and see what changed while you were away: here one member levelling, and on a busier day joins, leaves, rank changes and returns, each in its own group.

DKP, or EPGP and priority, for everyone in one list, a row for giving points to the whole group or to one raider, and every change listed with when, what for and who made it.

The guild leader chooses which ranks see the officer pages, recruit, make raid events, sign up and read loot reports, and one change reaches every member's Guildheim.

Split the guild into raid teams, each with its own colour, members and leaders. A team's raids ask only its members to sign up, and it can keep its own points, rules and attendance, run by its own leaders.

Lay out a raid's groups before the night: one click places tanks, then healers, melee and ranged, in sign-up order; drag anyone to change it. On the night, Invite next and Put them in their groups do the rest. (Shown with /rm demo's practice raid.)

Every profession in the guild, with who has it and how high, from each member's own Guildheim. Type what you want made to find who can make it.

Who has done Onyxia's chain and who holds the dungeon keys (UBRS, BRD, Scholomance, Stratholme, Dire Maul, Maraudon), from each member's own Guildheim: nobody is asked. Point at a row for more.

