Runescape clans have began to be more organised in a sense when dealing with clan ranks. This has taken the form of the RAW League with the primary aim of regular warring within the runescape community.
Not all clans have taken it upon themselves to be entered into the league ranking and not all clans wishing to be included would adhere to the rules. As of 27/04/07 the following clan rank list was updated to reflect the current standings:
1. Divine Forces (DF)
2. Corruption (Corr)
3. Damage Inc. (DI)
4. Lithuanian Forces (LF)
5. The Runescape Warhungers Federation (TRWF)
6. THE (THE)
7. The Mighty Red Dragons (TMRD)
8. BlacKnights (BK)
9. Eternal Honour (EH)
10. Violent Resolution (VR)
11. Chivalry Legions (CL)
12. Anarchy (@)
13. Wilderland (WL)
14. RuneScape Elites ((RE)
15. Gladiatorz (GLADZ)
16. Red Devil Clan (RDC)
17. The Flipscapes Clan (TFC) ~
18. The British Elites (TBE) +
19. Masters of Dragons (MoD)
20. Echo of Silence (EoS) +
The RAW clan ranks are not an official method of ranking clans but it is a good indication on how various clans are performing on the battlefront.
A total of 60 clans are currently active in the listing and I felt giving a list of the top 20 would suffice to demonstrate a level of warring required to make it to that level.
Jagex presently do not have any clan support in runescape and the formation of the RAW league and its success, may persuade Jagex to look at implementing greater clan facilities into runescape.
Sunday, May 06, 2007
Runescape RAW League
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Runescape Clans Not Endorsed
Runescape clans play an important role in the game for many players, however Jagex, the creators of runescape do not officially recognize or endorse clan activity. Jagex do acknowledge that certain players enjoy being part of a team and have introduced features they consider addresses the issue of clans.
The clan features (rather team oritentated features), that Jagex introduced to runescape are:
- Wilderness Team Capes
- Multi-player Mini Games
- Clan Forum section on the main runescape forums
If Jagex were to appease all runescape clan enthusiasts and implement a coded solution, the overall impact of clans in the runescape community would be increased significantly. Clans would be able to become organised through the game interface and official (or unofficial) tournaments or clan leagues would be much easier to control.
Runescape clans continue to thrive and exist beyond the Jagex realm and will continue to do so. However, by appeasing the large volume of members in clans and introducing an effective clan system into the game, Jagex can bring more benefits and longevity to the overall virtual lifespan of the average players' subscription.
Overall, Jagex are unlikely to change their opinion on whether a more formal can system should be introduced to runescape, even though many players only continue playing the game due to the clan they belong to. The runescape wilderness itself is dominated by clans and a formal clan system would help those players who are isolated from clan activities thoroughly enjoy their adventures more by being able to be more interactive in the game with others who are involved with clans.
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Saturday, April 14, 2007
Runescape Clan League
Runescape Clans may soon have a clan league on their hands as there is a league being formed over at Zybez community discussion forums. I must say that this is something that has a lot of potential to guarantee clans of all sizes some regular battles in the wilderness. In addition, it may lead to Jagex someday introducing a clan battle arena and making it a more formal process.
When I initially wanted to start a runescape help site I had the idea of running a clan league to cater for all types of players. I had wanted to make it database driven where a clan representative would register their clan roster and then be able to keep their team members updated via the site. I still have an idea on how to make the process easily managed and would like to develop my idea if I can get ahold of some developers.
There are many different aspects to runescape clans and most of the top clans will be unlikely to participate for fear of losing their reputation. However, for those that do enter, there will be plenty of opportunity to get fighting experience in the wilderness.
In essence, it is a similar concept to the clan knockout tournament but with more regular and guaranteed action as clans will have to face each other througout the course of a season. This should prove a very useful learning experience for many new players - and help clans who do well to recruit new people into their ranks.
In mentioning clan recruitment, any player can register on my main runescape help site and submit their clan recruitment article or their clan event or even submit an article on any recent clan pking trips in the the runescape clans section.