When you’re a member of a guild, it’s important to stay together. You work together to achieve common goals and share in the rewards. But sometimes things need to change. Sometimes the guild needs to move on. There are a few ways to leave a guild: by choice, when things are getting too tough, or when you feel like your skills are no longer being used effectively.

  1. Choice: If you feel like your skills aren’t being used effectively or that the guild is moving away from its values, it’s important to choose how to leave. There are a few ways to do this: by leaving quietly and without any fuss, by speaking out against the decisions of the guild leadership, or by quitting completely and starting your own Guild.
  2. When Things Are Getting Tough: If things are getting tough for you and you don’t feel like continuing with the guild, it’s important to take action. There are two ways to do this: by speaking out against decisions made by the leadership or by quitting completely and starting your own Guild.
  3. When You Feel Like Your Skills Aren’t Being Used Effectively: If you feel like your skills aren’t being used effectively in the guild, it’s important to speak out about this with your leader or with other members of the guild. There are three ways to do this: through letters of complaint, through discussions about what needs to be done better, or through taking action yourself and making changes in your work habits.