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Elite Lords of Chaos [LoC]
The Elite Lords of Chaos [LoC] originated in Starcraft in 2002, and were first known as just the Lords of Chaos. The guild is a gaming community designed to bring people together to have fun, talk, and make new friends. In 2006, the guild ended its Starcraft division and moved to Guild Wars. The guild is now 65 members strong.
Weekly Game Events
[LoC] has weekly guild events, both in-game and out. Larger events have included vanquishing challenges, where teams of guild and alliance members compete against each other to vanquish an area. The first group to do so wins a prize valued at about 10k in-game gold. This was a four week event, and they vanquished four areas.
When asked about an embarrassing moment, guild members respond: "Trying to vanquish Dry Top. We could not kill the group consisting of a couple of Maguuma Protector's. Even after spending an hour or two, we could not find a way to kill them. They were the last group, too!"
Another popular event for [Loc] is called "naked mission." The guild selects a mission, then members group together and do the mission naked, without wearing any armor. They do surprisingly well on some missions, while on others they are turned into a sea of bloody corpses.
PvP Fun
The Elite Lords of Chaos also participate in Alliance Battles (Luxon side) and organize scrimmages. They often seek guests and emphasize that everyone should join their groups, because it is a fun time. This PvP also reinforces how much they enjoy each others' company, and how well they get along as a guild.
Once, after the completion of a naked mission, they traveled over to Alliance Battles. Of course they forgot to put their armor back on and immediately discovered it's a lot harder to win AB without armor than some of those early missions.
Events in Real Life
The guild has an [LoC] book club, where members read a book every month and discuss events, plots, and themes. They do this all on their forums, and it is open for anyone in the guild, alliance, or even random strangers. As of this writing they are reading Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card.
Besides literature, [LoC] members even turn to education and sociological pursuits. One member, I See No Tomorrow (ISNT), teaches a nightly class. The guild hall is transformed into a classroom where ISNT instructs on aspects of Guild Wars, the internet, or general life situations. For example, one upcoming class, "The Internet: a Mask Anyone Can Wear?", examines the different social masks people use when they are online and how their behavior may differ from face-to-face, real-world interactions.
