Daughters of the Alliance

Raiding Schedule

Daughters of the Alliance raids every week. Currently we raid on a rotating schedule:

Week 1: Friday and Saturday, 5pm start
Week 2: Friday and Saturday, 5pm start
Week 3: Weekday raids (two days of Tues, Wed, Thurs), 6pm start

Signing up for Raids

In order to sign up for raids, first you’ll need to create an account on our raid site.

The password to create an account is wowladies.

The “wowladies” password should NOT be used for your account. Choose your own password for your account.

Once you have your account created and you are logged in, add your characters. Once you’ve done that, you should be able to sign up for any raids you like! Keep an eye out on the wow_dota LiveJournal community to find out when new raids are posted.

Please do not sign up for a raid on characters that have not been OK’d by an officer. (See below)

Raid Bank

The raid bank contains items received from raid instances (such as crafting materials) as well as enchanting mats. The raid bank stocks up on enchanting mats via our raids – all greens acquired during the raid are DE’d and placed in the raid bank.

Keep in mind that raid bank items are only available for raiding characters. If your character has not raided with the guild, you are not eligible for items from the raid bank. Mains take preference over alts for the distribution of items from the raid bank.

For special crafting materials, we ask that you only request the materials if you are prepared to make the item as soon as you get those materials.

The raid bank is available as the 2nd to last tab in the guild bank. Simply speak to an officer to request an item.

Raid Requirements

In order to be seated for a raid, you must fit the minimum requirements (reference the table below) and also be “okay’d” by an officer to raid. Simply tell an officer that you would like to be OK’d for raiding. It is only necessary to get OK’d for the current level of raid content. If you want to raid older content, feel free to sign up without needing to speak to an officer.

When being OK’d, the officer will look to see whether you are filling some basic requirements – not standing in “the bad” and fulfilling your group role (tanks able to pick up and tank multiple enemies without being too squishy; healers being able to keep people alive under reasonable circumstances; DPS doing an expected amount of damage on bosses).

Each character must be OK’d to raid individually, and each spec.

Please note that through all of these requirements we assume that:

• DPS are hit capped
• Your gear is fully gemmed and enchanted