Rules of Conduct

1. Roleplaying is a must.

Try to stay in character as much as possible. There should be NO ooc talk on the /say or /yell channels...these are the IC channels. OOC talk is permissable in group chat if you are grouped entirely with Tooska or other peple who are known to you, and on /guild chat, though we encourage RP even for those channels. /trade and /defense channels should be basically IC, but we think of some of the basic abbrevaitions and numerals as representing a kind of trader's jargon, and are acceptable for use on these channels.

I'd also suggest everyone to /leave the general channel....it makes the whole atmosphere so much nicer.

2. Regular attendance is required.

Please try to keep up active participation in the game and guild. Inactive members will be given a warning, then be put on inactive status (which will require an elder of the TooSka to be put back on active duty). If you must be absent, inform an elder or the TooSka. If a member is away from the game for several weeks without letting anyone know before hand, then it will be assumed that they have left the game, and they may be removed from the guild.

3. No harassing other players.

... this includes enemy Alliance characters. We do not wish to create a bad name for our Guild. If you have a dispute with another member, take it up with the elders. No corpse camping. Let's try not to kill for the sake of killing. Have an IC reason (not just because). Be respectful to your fellow gamers, and let's not ruin their fun. Corpse camping an alliance 8 levels below you who's trying to quest is a dishonor to you and your tribe, not to them.

4. Use appropriate language.

This means no swearing, and no "leet speak".

Basically, roleplay as Tooska, don't do anything that creates a bad name for our the TooSka Tribe, and you'll be fine.

Tuska Tak

Part of the Tuska Tribe's culture is our own, distinctive way of speaking, called Tuska Tak. All members are asked to work on learning Tuska Tak, and are strongly encouraged to use it for IC communication. Members should look at this introduction and description and are encouraged to practice Tuska Tak in the forums.