CLTrevor

Just depends on what it is. If it's to improve the clan, I'll agree with them. If it's something in their own interest, I'll question it time after time again.

Most Active Clans 1. Chivalry Legions 2. Reign of Terror 3. Echo of Silence

You read my mind :) How's True 2k8? O wait...

What is your clan? : Chivalry Legions How old is it? : 5 Years Birthday (If you know it) : July, 2005

Adelais - Only clan with a relative sense of humility towards clans.

What clan do you dislike the most and what is the reason for it? Corruption - Can't recruit, brings in 360s. Can't forget avoids every fight if they can't pull people. Still waiting on that fight Corruption :lol: 3 months and counting. Crimson Raiders - Annoying, all publicity.

Does your clan have a Warlord? Yes What is the role of the Warlord? Going to base this one of our Warlord, as every clan is different. Ours is head of the wilderness team, teaches our other 2 ranks and also puts invoice on internal issues. Although, in the clan world, a Warlords job is basically seen as; getting wars and leading. Even though there are many other areas some are designated to cover. In terms of power, is being a Warlord anywhere near close to being as powerful in your clan as a High Council member(or a rank equivalent)? It depends all on the clan. Having a background of being Warlord, they can really take on multiple jobs. Taking Exercitum for example, while I was apart of them. While being only a Warlord of Exercitum, the main job was just the wilderness team in general. Although, when moving up to Head Warlord, I took on internal issues as well. Most clans run this kind of system. You have the one(s) head in charge (Head Warlord, Warlord), the ones below the head in charge (Warlord, Commander) and you have those in a training process, or known as back ups (Captains, Storm Troopers). Although these are just based off of 2 clans, Divine Forces and Chivalry Legions, it does also go through other clans as well. Most clans who have a well developed memberbase and wilderness team, you are likely to find 3 seperate ranks in. More than likely, the Head Warlord/Warlord position would be used for internal issues as well, considering they are well experienced on both sides of the table. It all just really depends on the clan you are in and how experienced that clan may be when it comes to designated ranks. Although, in most higher up clans, you will see those who are in charge of the wilderness team, also put in their voice on other options as well. Traditionally, do you think the roles of a Warlord has ever changed in the past 5 years? It has increased. Warlords back 5 years ago had little to no power, as Leaders would take the main job of doing what Warlords do today. On the leading side, you often saw members more than you would Warlords and Leaders.

What is your Fondest memories of your Clanning career? Chivalry Legions vs Crimson Raiders - 2.5 hour cap Chivalry Legions vs Divine Forces - RSC Competition Why is it special to you? Simply due to the fact Crimson Raiders still thought they were on our level from the beginning. Making false propaganda about Chivalry Legions on multiple occasions. Went into the fight ready to just completely wreck Crimson Raiders. 45 minutes into the fight, they call it off, still attempt to say they could beat us. Walked into this fight being the complete underdogs. Although we did lose, it did end the breaking point of our slump in 2009. Multiple others, just mainly listed the first 2 that came to my head.

KAREOKE KAREOKE KAREOKE KAREOKE Do it Echo <3

Corruption Echo of Silence or Divine Forces

Icedrop - I enjoy his 3 hour lectures of showering too often. Samp5 from Chivalry Legions or Runites12 from Divine Forces

Awaiting the Shadows Shadow Elves & Damage Incorporated

01. Violent Resolution 02. RuneScape Dinasty 03. The Titans 04. Echo of Silence 05. Divine Forces 06. Chivalry Legions 07. Reign of Terror 08. Corruption 09. The Rising 10. Fools