Date: October 30th, 2026 5:50 AM Author: chandler (retired)
I ran a competitive raiding guild during wrath of the lich king. We were called <pandemic> and we’re going for ulduar server firsts. We got beat out narrowly by the horde competitors <power word awesome> but got the alliance first yogg saron. I burned out immediately after and stepped down
Date: October 30th, 2026 5:33 AM Author: Jung Jeezy
Very concerned by recent statements from the wow forever team. the raiding will be easy as shit. "pretzels and beer" raiding or something like that was the term they coined, so millenial girldads can multitask watching nigger goyball while "raiding" as their female family members take nigger dick in the other rooms of "their" home
Date: October 30th, 2026 5:52 AM Author: chandler (retired)
Wow ChatGPT knows my old alliance I was the first GM of
During the original World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (2008–2010), the US-Maiev PvP server had a smaller but active Alliance community, despite being heavily Horde-dominated.
According to the historical Maiev server wiki, notable Alliance guilds included:
Pandemic — Leading Alliance Icecrown Citadel progression.
Rusty Musket — Established Alliance raiding guild.
Team Banzai — Active in Wrath-era raiding.
Renascentia — Many members transferred to Ner'zhul in early 2010.
Rewind — Disbanded around 2010.
The KGB — Transferred to Proudmoore in early 2010, becoming Zephyr.
The Core
Resurgence
Bushido
Army of Heroes
The historical account says Alliance raiders increasingly consolidated into Pandemic toward the end of Wrath.
Date: October 30th, 2026 5:55 AM Author: chandler (retired)
Two alliances broke off from rusty musket, which I was a part of. We were clearly the worse of the two alliances at first but the other alliances were very unstable so pandemic became the clear #1 within a few months