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On my server, Elune, we have a saying, "Elune, we know drama".

Mainly for the random things you probably could find on any server, but about 6-7 months ago, we had an "outing" of sorts of one of the members of our server.

This person was acting as a 15yo female from Arkansas. Known for their less-than-welcoming manner, my guild leader did some prying and provided proof this "child" was actually a 40 something male.

Oh, yeah, we had fun with that. Our realm troll harrassed him as much as he tried to deny it. And, by deny, I mean pointing out all the character flaws of the other people in the thread (such as my guild leader being a "heathen" bc he typed 'xtian') and proceeded to ramble on about how great he was. He tried to say that he bought the acct and that he wasn't "Tiffany/Karen".

We all had a good laugh at his expense.

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I play Horde on Garona which basically boils down to:

- 5:1 Alliance to Horde ratio (pre-BC Blood Elf zerg, mind you)

- The more immature and vociferous Horde players constantly complaining about this statistic, chalking it it up to all of our server's woes

- The Alliance scratching their heads and saying "I don't see what the problem is." As they tag every bleedin' mob required for a quest in the Outlands.

Other than that we haven't got much drama.. Playing Horde, you really start to feel that the server is sort of in the boondocks - Kel has yet to be downed, and we have a single guild that has downed C'thun.. I think

I'm just depressing myself now. :P

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Draenor has no good celebs.
Pretty even spit.
Pretty boring server. I like it that way.

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Shadow Council - we used to have Packhunter.

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We have a guild called OoTa on Venture Co. They are alliance and hated by everyone alliance and horde alike. I stood next to them to take some screenshots. A guild mate saw me and started spam PM'ing me to get away from then. In the past anyone who works with OoTa has been outed like them. People have been kicked from guilds because they are working along side of OoTa. Its a first time ive ever seen anything like that.

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Laughing Skull

...Leeroy

I hate that man.

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skullcrusher > all, and we're not too shy to tell anyone that.

=P

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I'm on Kargath.

I don't know of many "celebrities" nor anything specific to our culture of that realm. I'm not one to pay attention to that sort of thing, I just know there is one Alliance guild that I don't like (Digital Sickness) and it seems that all of the Alliance hates Paradosi a.k.a. Dosi, (horde guild) for reasons that I'm not aware.

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Haha! I remember Packhunter. Maybe not something great to be famous for.

As a Shadow Council guy, I am often disappointed by the lack of RP on the RP server. I don't expect a ton, but there is almost none. I would love to know what server out of the huge pile, has the best and most committed RP.

Any advice there?

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I play on frostwolf - we have Shadows of the Horde, who did the first 9-man Ony.

Buuut.

More importantly, we were the original home of Jeremy and Kyle.

"BlackRock Mountain, Frostwolf."

Yeah, then they transferred, along with our good Alliance guilds, to Frostmane. Crashwolf, indeed.

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Skywall has a psedu-celebrity.

Ghettomagic is known by everyone on the server, and is on the ignore list of most. He fits the description of annoying high school kid to a T.

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Duskwood. Formerly known for its many gold farmers, now known for many promising guild leaders who dumped their guilds into the hands of noncommittal teenagers to take a free server transfer. *sigh*

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Azgalor, home of the first High-Warlord, Dozi.

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Cenarion Circle: Where guilds go to die.

Most heavy raiding guilds on our server (pre BC) had broken up or were dying. Unwanted Prophecy, our biggie, died over Hunter loot of all things. Northrend Commonwealth was a great guild and a part of an excellent raid alliance, but now it's more like one big pick-up group. And poor Heaven's Fury is on life support.

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Scarlet Crusade - We have Rahurm

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=35806033&sid=1

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Agamaggan

The server was officially renamed "Tim" after numerous posts on how to correctly pronounce and say the server name.

Although I still affectionately call it "Agamaggarammalammadingdong"

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[H] on Laughing Skull...
Besides Leeroy we have the worlds largest collection of douche bags and a$$holes that call themselves "The Regulators, The worlds #1 gaming guild" Nothing makes me happier then stomping those fags...

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lol....OoTA. Hilarous. I've been on Vent with them, and their leader is a charasmatic dick. He is fair(ish) about loot, though...

I, for one, am on Sentinels. We have a HUGE RP communitty, and have had so many transfers... >.>

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Having been a resident of Mal'Ganis since the release of retail (it just happened to be the lowest pop PVP server at the time), I must say playing Alliance on there has been akin to being the red-headed step-child of the entire horde faction when it came to being ganked. (Near the beginning, the Alliance:Horde ratio was 1:3) Despite this, there has been a tremendous amount of cross-culture between the factions, And having such strong opposition has made some excellent PVPers out of those who stuck with the server through the hard times.

Players gained strong notoriety for acts of kindness, cruelty, and egotism. Wubwub, despite being one of the best-geared Shaman early on (he also partook in the spawning of Goon Squad and EJ), was known for being one of the caringest bears ever. More than once I saw him sitting on the MenethilDarkshore boat just to wave (and perhaps laugh) at the baby Alliance crossing back and forth. At one point, I was even graced with the presence of an Alliance alt of his in my guild.

It's one of the harshest servers for PVP, but at the same time, the moments of grace seem that much more contrasting and meaningful. For the first week of TBC, nary a PVP battle could be seen in HFP, despite more than 50% of the server being in the same zone. The truce is falling quickly (much to my PVP-craving delight), now that the mass exp grind is moving to the other zones, but the peace was remarkable nonetheless.

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Ummm hows about the Penny Arcade Alliance on Dark Iron?

For my knowledge no other guild (or collection thereof) has waged such public warfare as the Penny Arcade vs. PvP Online wars of a year ago. And i certainly haven't heard of any organization WTFpwning the server with their simultaneous city raiding as we recently accomplished.

Beyond those accomplishments Alliance players will find that Dark Iron has a broad scope of play styles and a large chunk of guildmates who abide by the Don't be a dick" rules of the PAA.

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