The honor system rewards the players for participating in PvP combat. By defeating other players and achieving PvP objectives, players earn Honor Points which they can use to purchase a wide array of rewards. There is one of the sources of Honor: Honorable Kills.
You receive Honorable Kills for defeating enemy players in battle, provided they are within an acceptable level range of your character’s level. Each Honorable Kill will net you a reward of Honor Points. The amount of Honor you receive scales similarly to receiving experience from a monster.
The responses you get will be interesting. Some will be ridiculous, like the level 45 rogue claiming to be the best-geared on the server. However, you’ll see how members of various guilds talk about themselves and others, and you’ll get a general feel for a new server. Do you want to be in a guild that openly trashes other WoW Power leveling guilds, or who doesn’t defend itself in trade, or who does defend itself? Do you want one that doesn’t have the best geared (insert your class here) so you can be of a more comparable level or do you want one with the best geared (your class here) so you have less loot competition?
You know what a good idea might be? Calling out other guilds on your server and telling them (as if it’s your business) why they aren’t progressing. That’s exactly the idea that Vadar on Laughing Skull had, and look how great it worked out for him. Even if everything he said is true (and we doubt it), who cares what he thinks anyway? Way to troll. This isn’t guild drama, but it is funny, so we’re putting it here anyway. Mesamo on Cenarion Circle, at the time a 46 Druid, got EQ2 Gold super lucky, stealthed into the middle of the ring during the Stranglethorn Arena event, and by some miracle, actually grabbed the chest for himself. Apparently that made some 70s unhappy though, and they sent him angry tells claiming that he stole the chest from them.
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