THE FERAL HORDE OF OWLBEARS
About Casual Dailies
The Path to the Endgame is Open
Casual Dailies is an endgame alliance in Neverwinter.
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Although Casual Dailies provides steady leadership as the helm, the voices of all guilds in the alliance and their members matter.
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"We are all a team. We win together. We die together."
~XboxToons, Leader of Casual Dailies
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Together, we try have as much fun as possible along the way.
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While the alliance's focus is the endgame, we understand that no one starts at the end. Casual Dailies strives to be a welcoming place for new, returning and midgame players to hone their skills and grow powerful enough to take on the most difficult challenges in the game.
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Worried about finding other players in your time zone? Casual Dailies has active players from all over the world, offering plenty of opportunities to queue up and get things done.
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The alliance discord is also available for setting up groups. It's also a great place for new players to get help, or for anyone to keep up with Neverwinter as it changes.
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The Guilds
Casual Dailies
Helm | Guild Level: 20
Army of Neverwinter
Guild Level: 20
House of Stone
Guild Level: 19
La Confraternita
Oscura
Guild Level: 20
Pain Eternal
Guild Level: 20
The Feral Horde of Owlbears
Guild Level: 20
Chill N Kill
Guild Level: 20
Imperial Legion
Guild Level: 20
All 4 One
Guild Level: 20
Sweaty Scrubs
Guild Level: 20
Angels of the Banished Legion
Guild Level: 20
Don't Talk to Strangers
Guild Level: 20
We Didn't Start the Plaguefire
Guild Level: 20
Alliance Rules
1. Always be friendly with other members of the alliance. Treat them with courtesy and respect.
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2. Asking for experienced people for endgame runs (Reaper, Master Temple of the Spider, and Master Trials) is permitted. Please do not use "hdps", "high dps" or any similar variant.
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3. If you wish to switch guilds in the alliance, you must get permission from a leader in both guilds.
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4. To avoid confusion if you message gets lost by the game, always double post in alliance chat, especially when putting together or asking to join a queue.
5. Kicking people from queues is not permitted. If you can't complete the zone with your current group as it is, first try to fix the problem. If that isn't an option, ask the person who is having difficulties if they would mind leaving. If they are unwilling to do so, leave and reform the queue without them. The way you treat others represents the whole alliance. Please remember that the player who is struggling might be an alt of an alliance member or a visiting player who is considering joining the alliance.
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6. Show online. Members look for activity when looking for a guild. The more members show online, the easier it is to recruit and retain great players.
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Owlbears Rules
Members of Owlbears are also expected to follow these rules:
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1. [ToS] Follow Arc's terms of service, which prohibit: harassment, stalking, storing and posting personal data of other players, scamming, and using know cheats/exploits.
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2. [Alliance Events] Be respectful of people who are organizing and running events for the alliance. Events help keep the alliance active, and they often take considerable resources to host. They are also optional. If you don't enjoy them, do not attend. Disrupting events or taunting event organizers in alliance chat if you choose not to attend is not ok.
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3. [Streaming] Please get permission from all people participating in an activity before you stream or record them. Be respectful of anyone who declines, and do not retaliate against them in any way.
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4. [Voice Chat] While voice chat is a great way to connect with each other, please be respectful of players who can't or do not wish to join a voice chat. Do not spam multiple voice chat requests in a limited amount of time. If you miss a voice chat request, or do not wish to join, please be polite and send a message to the person who sent it to find out what they wished to discuss within a reasonable amount of time (<48 hours). Note that certain activities, such as training runs or endgame zones may be difficult to complete without voice chat. Queue organizers are free to make voice chat a requirement to participate in activities that require such coordination, although trying to accommodate those with disabilities or who speak different languages is strongly encouraged, if possible).
