Guild recruitment is an evaluation problem. You need logs, an armory link, raid availability, class and spec flexibility, and a sense of whether someone will still be showing up in week eight of a tier — and asking for all of that in a Discord thread gets you half of it, badly formatted.
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World of Warcraft
MMO & Guilds
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WoW guild · raid team · mythic raiding · Classic · Retail
Applications missing logs, armory links or half the questions
Officer discussion scattered across three private channels
Trials starting and ending with nobody making an actual decision
Guildbase gives your guild a proper application form: every field you need collected up front, an officer review queue with private notes, trial periods modelled as workflow stages, and raider roles applied automatically in Discord.
Every one of these is its own template with its own questions, requirements, reviewers and workflow. Build the ones you need and ignore the rest.
Your main intake: class, spec, logs, armory, attendance expectations and previous progression.
Separate intake for M+ pushers with rating, key history and availability for scheduled runs.
A lighter form for social members so you are not evaluating parses from people who just want a guild.
Internal promotion applications with leadership questions and an interview with existing officers.
Turn the end of a trial into a recorded decision with officer notes rather than a conversation that never happens.
Quick tracked requests for alts and returning raiders without running the full application.
The features that matter when you are running intake for World of Warcraft, not a generic form builder.
Logs, armory, raider.io, class, spec, attendance — collected as proper fields so every application arrives complete and comparable.
Private internal notes on every application that the applicant never sees, so the honest discussion happens in one place.
Trial and full raider as workflow stages, with Discord roles swapped automatically when an officer promotes someone.
Raider, trial and class channel roles applied on acceptance, with applicant roles removed in the same action.
A public page listing which classes and specs you are currently recruiting, so you have one link for recruitment posts.
See how many applications each recruitment push generates and how many convert into raiders.
See the full platform feature list, or compare what is included on each plan on the feature comparison page.
Sign up with Discord, Google or email, create your community and connect your Discord server.
Drag your questions into place, or start from a community template someone has already built for World of Warcraft.
Decide who can apply, add review, interview and exam stages, and choose which Discord roles get applied at each one.
Post your public page in Discord and your server listing. Applications land in a queue your whole staff team shares.
Browse community templates to start from a form someone else has already built and tested.
Steal these. They are the questions that separate applicants who will stick around from applicants who wanted to see what was behind the form.
Yes. Application fields let you require an armory link, logs link and raider.io profile as their own fields, so every application arrives with the information your officers need to evaluate it.
Yes. Internal notes are visible to your officer team only and never shown to the applicant, so the honest evaluation happens on the application rather than in three separate Discord channels.
Model trial and full raider as workflow stages. Accepting an application applies the trial role automatically, and moving to the raider stage swaps the roles and records who made the call.
Yes. Each is its own template with its own questions and reviewers, so your M+ leads are not wading through raid applications and vice versa.
Yes. The forms are entirely yours to build, so Classic guilds ask about consumables and world buffs while Retail guilds ask about logs and raider.io. Nothing is hard-coded to one version.
Yes. One guild with two application templates covers a raid form and a social form, with paid plans for guilds running several teams.
Still stuck? The help centre covers setup step by step, or ask in our Discord.
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