Guilds
Track your WoW guild roster and progress
A guild is a group of people, and following a group is what MythicKey is built for. Guild pages list every member with their rating and item level, and the guild category on your tracked list gathers your raid team in one place. Here is how it fits together.
Opening a guild page
Every character profile links to the character's guild. Guild pages show the roster with class colors, level, Mythic+ rating and equipped item level, sortable by any column and paginated thirty members at a time. Guild names with apostrophes and special characters work as expected.
Tracking the raid team
Track members you care about and assign them to the guild category. On the Tracked page they appear together with current status cards, so before raid night you can see who upgraded, who is still missing enchants and who has not logged in for a week.
- Raid kills from guild members appear in the activity feed as they land
- The weekly recap totals raid kills and rating gains across the roster
- Pause members who take a break so they stop appearing in the feed
Recruiting and rivals
Guild pages are also a quick way to scout. Sort a rival guild's roster by rating to see how deep their bench is, or track their top players in the rivals category to watch their progression next to your own.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track a whole guild with one click?
Not yet. Track the members you want individually and assign them to the guild category.
Why is a member missing from the roster?
Blizzard only lists characters that have logged in recently enough to be exposed by the API. Inactive alts can drop off.