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The rank & loot system
reactivated
by Misstaldrey
Our
rank & loot system has been
deactivated since the beginning of TBC. The decision to deactivate
the system was made to protect guild members of lower ranks, cause
we knew, that TBC would offer so many new items, and that everyone
could use all the items that dropped - everything from green to
purple.
Now that people are equipped for TBC, and now that we are raiding
Kara on a regular basis, it only seems fair to reactivate the rank &
loot system.
Penta 3 year birthdayparty - The movie
by Misstaldrey
Credit to Maxmius!
Check it
out here!
Kielemoth
- Knight of Penta
by Misstaldrey &
Taldrey
At
Penta's 3 year birthdayparty we had the honor of promoting our
beloved hunter, Kielemoth, to Knight of Penta; the highest rank a
guild member can achieve.
Kielemoth has been in Penta for over 2 years, and he is a great
example of how we prefer a great personality over great gaming
skills...

As
you all know, Kielemoth is kind, friendly, loyal, helpful, funny and
always in a good mood, and these skills are the reason we don't get
mad at him, everytime he bodypulls the entire instance.
Grats to Kielemoth, Knight of Penta.
A
great personality, a great friend and a great bodypuller!
Penta
celebrates 3-year birthday!
by Misstaldrey
That's right!
At
october 16, 2007, Penta turns three years old, which makes Penta one
of the oldest guilds on Emerald Dream - maybe even the oldest. As
usual we will celebrate our birthday with one heck of a
birthdayparty in-game.
Karazhan
by Taldrey
Penta is raiding Karazhan at least twice a week now, and we are
doing good progress. Great job Penta people!
Our first level 70
by Misstaldrey
The first Penta member to reach level 70 was: Anubinie
Super grats!
The
Burning Crusade
by Misstaldrey
Many Penta members have been playing The Burning Crusade for a while
now, and it is great! If
you want some nice info about TBC, you can read some of the forum
posts from our guildmaster:
Taldrey's TBC Guide
TBC & Penta
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