| DKP@CH |
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| Written by Aethena |
| Friday, 11 January 2008 07:22 |
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The basics What is a DKP system? DKP stands for Dragon Kill Points and we use it as a currency towards items which drop in 25-man raid content. You earn DKP from turning up to a raid on time, spending time in a raid and for killing bosses within the current raid. You can then spend DKP on items which may drop in the current or future raids. We use a silent bidding style of DKP, similar to the Auction House. People /whisper the DKP Admin with their bid towards an item and the person with the highest will win it. The bid will then be taken away from their current DKP. If two or more people bid the same, the loot will then need to be /rolled upon and then the DKP value will be taken away from the highest bidder. The more you do with us, the more points you will earn to spend towards items which may drop in a raid. You will earn DKP for the following:
We have two types of DKP. The first is for Farmable content. This is content we have done several times and feels ‘easy mode’ for the most part. We then have Progression content. Progression content are for new bosses / areas, in which we have not downed prior. Progression DKP is higher to help ensure people will give new content a try and to make it worth while to try new content for our members.
You can only spend DKP on items which drop from bosses/trash such as patterns, weapons and armor. When an item drops, people for whom the item is an onset item for the role they most often play in a raid will be asked for bids first. Only if no one wants the item for their onset will people for whom the item is an offset item be allowed to bid. If no Raiding Member wants the item for either onset or offset, Alts who have not been brought to the raid at the request of an officer and anyone else will be allowed to bid in an open round. The DKP admin will then wait a period of time to ensure all bids are made and then they will announce the winner of the item and the item will be awarded. Yes, people have alts. Some people have alts which have enough gear and skill to do a 25-man raid. Main characters will always take priority against Alts for a raid spot unless we have no choice – such as we need another healer or a special ability like fear ward. The DKP earned by your Alt is added to the DKP you've earned on your main, as you would have put time and effort into an encounter just like everyone else. However DKP bids by Alts will only be considered if a) the Officers asked that the Alt be brought to the raid because no Raiding Members of the same role (e.g. Healer, Tank, DPS) were available or b) the Player asked that the Alt be brought to the raid and no Main character has bid on the item. This will ensure that Main characters are geared as a priority, which is in the benefit of the guild and its progression. We are not going to have any priority towards items whatsoever. Everyone will have a fair chance of getting an item when it drops, even if it is a major upgrade for a core member such as a tank. If you would like an item, be sure to bid on it. Please note though, if you do bid on an item against someone such as a MT and you win – you may hurt progression but the DKP Admin will not be able to prevent you getting that item. Just be fair and remember we are here to progress. Waitlist DKP For players who sign up but are not selected for that particular raid, there is the option of receiving Waitlist DKP. Players can nominate for Waitlist DKP if:
Waitlist DKP is equivalent to full DKP received by members in the raid, including on-time and boss kill bonuses. Convicted Heroes values all of its raiding members equally – those in the raid and those who are asked to sit out. Waitlist DKP ensures that no raider is disadvantaged in terms of DKP by being asked to sit out. Being sat out of a raid is in not CH’s way of saying “you suck” or your gear is not good enough. We will always be upfront with members who are requiring coaching or advice, so please do not think you are being sat out for these reasons. The only reasons players would be sat out is when we have too many signups and we need to take a particular class over others. We will also try our best to rotate any members being sat out so this does not happen on a regular basis. Other notes
More information if you are a raiding member of CH, you must sign up for and use the following tools / websites.
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