How To Use This Wiki

• You can't edit the wiki until you're on the Guild email list. This is so we don't have random people wandering in and changing things around. To be added to the Guild email list, send an email to iugamersguild@gmail.com and mention that you'd like to edit the wiki. The web master will add you to the list and send you an email containing the wiki password.
• If you wish to run an event at Guild, please email iugamersguild@gmail.com first. We have a lot of members who want to run events, and this step is necessary to prevent conflict. Once we've established the date, you may edit the wiki as you please. Out-of-Guild events may be added without consulting the Guild officers, but please make sure they are either general-interest events (like fairs or festivals) or are somehow relevant to gaming.
• You are welcome to add links to either of the links page, but again, please make sure they are relevant to gaming.

Guild Procedures and Policies

• The IU Gamer's Guild is primarily focused on tabletop RPGs, card games (both collectible and otherwise), and board games. We do not, as a general rule, deal with live-action role-playing, electronic gaming, and miniatures games; there are other groups on campus who focus on these sorts of gaming and while we would be happy to advertise your non-tabletop event to our members, Guild-sponsored events must fall within the purview of Gamer's Guild.
• At the moment, our attendence is only high enough to support a maximum of two in-Guild events per week. If you wish to run a game, please send an email to iugamersguild@gmail.com with the following information:
  • Your name
  • The name of the game you are running
  • How many players you have room for
  • When you wish to run the event
  • A short description of the game (including a brief description of the system and, if you're running an RPG, a one or two sentence 'teaser' to give people some idea of what sort of story they're signing up for)
  • How long you expect the game to run (remember that Gamer's Guild only runs 5 hours. You may run an event that spans two meetings, but more than that is a bit much)
• Dates are fixed on a first-come, first-served basis. If you absolutely MUST have a particular date which is already filled, please email the person running the game scheduled for that day and work something out.
• As a general rule, your games should be open to members of all skill levels. In other words, be prepared to teach rules and be patient with newbies. If you absolutely MUST limit your event to players with previous experience in the game, PLEASE mention this in your preliminary email. However, we strongly encourage you to tailor your events to a wide variety of skill levels.
• We've never had a problem with this, but just in case: Make sure your RPG content is PG-13 at the most, and be respectful towards people in your game. You know, don't be an ass.