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Wolfess · May 14, 2012, 05:41 AM // 05:41

Da Kine [DK] Recruiting for Guild Wars 2 (NA Server)

Guild Leader: Wolfess
Guild Website: http://www.dakineguild.NET
Guild Founded: 2006
Guild Location: North America

Formed June 17th, 2006, <Da Kine> has existed on World of Warcraft as a unique balance of a casual atmosphere with progression-focused raiding. We also serve as a second family for our group of adult gamers, and particularly focus on a respect for our members' real lives and just having a good time.

Da Kine has decided to extended this second family and respectful atmosphere to Guild Wars 2. We plan on participating in all aspects of Guild Wars 2 (PvP & PvE).

We are looking for mature players with a penchant for fun and laughs, who bring a mix of personality and skill. While we do not have specific skill requirement, we do expect our applicants to have an interest in theorycrafting (studying your class and methods to improve performance), or be willing to consider and discuss possibilities for improvement.

It is worth noting that we DO consider applicants that might otherwise be considered "undergeared" or new to the game in many circumstances -- our opinion is that gear is easily acquired; and skills can be learned. We're looking for people with the right attitude and personality to contribute to our fun guild atmosphere.

We do stress that <Da Kine> is neither a casual guild, nor a hard-core end game guild. However, if you are looking for a respectable, mature and fun atmosphere, without having to give up your real life commitments, <Da Kine> may be a good fit for you.

For more information, please feel free to contact Wolfess via Da Kine forums or this post. You can also visit our website at http://www.dakineguild.NET, and get to know us through our very active forums.

Applications can be directed to http://www.dakineguild.net/forums under "Recruitment" labeled Guild Wars 2 (new forum accounts can take 24 hours to be activated, we apologize for any delay).

Mahalos,
Da Kine Guild Wars 2 Officers