You must be a 16+ MATURE competitive individual...we do make occasional exceptions.
Respect others at all times and treat people fairly.
Dedicate time to the clan to make yourself a better gamer and contribute to the clan as a whole.
Attend all mandatory meetings and practices where warranted.
If possible donate to the clan server funds.
All potential members must speak English.
Recruiting is based mainly on social skill and how well they fit in with existing members.
The potential recruit will undergo a trial that lasts for no less than one week.
After completion of the trial a vote will be taken by the members of that division and the leaders to decide on whether to let them in
Skill is not a primary consideration when selecting new members,though obviously it will have to be taken into account when selecting teams to play in matches and no member is guaranteed a spot on a match squad.
Once a recruit has been voted in they will be on probation for one month during which time they will not have to pay the clan fees and can still be expelled from the clan.
All potential new recruits will be asked to wear the tags•‡UnIoN‡•™*»
with the entire tag displayed at all times.
If you quit the clan, You can't come back.
Last but not least...... Show up, help out, and have fun with the clan!
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