The gates are open, the banners are raised, and The Hills Have Eyes now has a true digital home worthy of the guild behind it.
Our website is no longer just a place to find a link or check an event time. It is becoming the heart of our community: a Guild Hall for announcements and activity, a Member Hub for finding your people, a command center for raids and Mythic+, a place to learn, plan, recruit, build, laugh, and occasionally argue about whose fault the wipe actually was.
Whether you are already part of the family or you are considering joining us, this site is built to make guild life more connected, more organized, and a whole lot more fun.
The Guild Hall: The Front Door to Our Community
The Guild Hall is the first stop for everything happening across The Hills Have Eyes.
Instead of hopping through scattered pages, old messages, and Discord channels trying to figure out what is going on, members can enter the Guild Hall and immediately see the pulse of the guild. Upcoming events, important news, community activity, officer notices, useful links, and guild highlights all have a place to live.
This is where members can quickly answer the questions that matter:
- What is happening this week?
- Is there a raid, dungeon run, event, or project I can join?
- Did the guild post a new update?
- Is there something that needs my role, class, or help?
- What are people talking about right now?
The Guild Hall is designed to feel alive. It is not just a dashboard full of buttons. It is the central meeting place for our guild beyond Azeroth itself.
The Member Hub: Find Your People, Build Your Story
A guild is more than a roster of names. It is the tanks who save the group after a terrible pull, the healers who somehow keep everyone alive, the crafters who always have what someone needs, the raid leaders with plans, the social crew keeping chat active, and the guild gremlins who somehow turn every event into a story.
The upgraded Member Hub gives everyone a better way to be seen and connected.
Members can build richer profiles around their characters, preferred roles, availability, goals, participation, and guild journey. That means it becomes much easier to find players who are looking for the same things you are.
Looking for a Mythic+ group? You can see who is active and what roles may be available. Trying to build a raid team? You can identify members who are interested, ready, and looking to contribute. New to the guild? You can learn who people are before your first run together.
The Member Hub also gives members their own personalized dashboard, including:
- Personal schedules and upcoming events
- Raid-team information and assignments
- Mythic+ key sign-ups
- Renown and badge progress
- Character claims and role preferences
- Availability and readiness notes
- Onboarding steps and guild progression
- “My Guild Journey” tools to help members see what comes next
It means less shouting “Need one healer!” into the void and more connecting the right people with the right adventure.
Raid & Mythic+ Command: More Boss Kills, Less Chaos
For the members who live for progression, keystones, boss mechanics, and the thrill of barely surviving a pull that absolutely should have been a wipe, the Raid & Mythic+ Command Hub is one of the biggest upgrades on the site.
This is where raid teams, Mythic+ groups, role needs, strategies, weekly goals, assignments, and attendance can all come together.
Raid leaders can organize main rosters, backups, benches, schedules, role targets, notes, and team expectations. Members can see where they fit, what their team needs, and what is coming next.
The Mythic+ Key Board gives players a cleaner way to post and join groups. Members can list a dungeon, key level, leader, needed roles, and available slots, making it easier to build runs without relying entirely on a frantic chain of last-minute messages.
The Command Hub also supports strategy pages, raid recaps, assignments, and event-linked planning. That means the conversation, the event, the roster, and the strategy can all stay connected instead of disappearing into different places.
Optional member-profile links for Warcraft Logs, Raider.IO, and Twitch can also give progression-minded players a little more context when building teams.
The point is not to make the guild feel overly serious. The point is to make the logistics quiet enough that the adventure gets to be loud.
The Event Calendar: Never Miss the Good Stuff
From Dungeon Days and A Night to Endeavor to raids, neighborhood projects, community events, and spontaneous guild mischief, the Event Calendar is built to keep our plans visible.
Members can browse events, sign up, see role needs, check timing, and connect directly to related strategy pages or forum discussions. Officers can better organize attendance, assignments, reminders, and event details.
The calendar helps turn “I did not know that was happening” into “I am signed up and ready.”
It is also woven into the larger guild experience. Event information can connect to the Guild Hall, the Member Dashboard, Raid Command, Mythic+ planning, and forum conversations so members are not constantly searching for the details.
Forums: The Guild Tavern Is Always Open
The forums are where the guild gets to breathe.
They are the place for raid discussions, class questions, screenshots, polls, guides, recruiting conversations, neighborhood ideas, profession help, guild announcements, and the kind of memes that somehow become part of our identity.
Our forum experience now includes richer posting tools, such as image uploads, polls, bookmarks, and dedicated boards for different parts of guild life. Officers can also create guild-only boards for conversations that should stay within the Hall.
From War Room: Raids and Mythic Keystone Keep to Founders Point Homesteads and Murlocs, Memes & Mischief, the forums are built to feel like they belong to The Hills Have Eyes.
Think of them as the guild tavern: always open, usually useful, and never completely safe from a bad joke.
The Guild Academy, Strategy Library, and Mrrgl Knowledge Hub
The new site is not only about organizing people. It is also about helping people grow.
The Guild Academy and Strategy Library give our guides, playbooks, encounter plans, class notes, training tracks, and guild knowledge a real home. Members can explore resources, follow learning paths, and find practical help without digging through old chat logs.
The Mrrgl Knowledge Hub adds another layer to that experience. Mrrgl is built to help members find answers, discover useful guild resources, and make the growing library of Hills Have Eyes knowledge easier to use.
Whether you are a new player learning your role, a returning player catching up, a future raid leader, or a veteran trying to explain a fight without typing the same thing for the tenth time, these tools are here to help.
Knowledge should not vanish after a Discord conversation ends. It should become part of the guild’s strength.
Founders Point, Guild Projects, and the Quest Board
The Hills Have Eyes is building more than raid groups. We are building a community with a shared identity.
The Founders Point neighborhood, Guild Projects, and Quest Board create new ways for members to take part in that bigger story. Members can follow shared efforts, help with projects, contribute to events, support guild supplies, share knowledge, and take on meaningful tasks that help the community grow.
This gives members more ways to matter beyond damage meters, rankings, or attendance.
Some members will lead raids. Some will organize events. Some will help new players. Some will build neighborhood stories. Some will keep the guild supplied. Some will simply bring the energy that makes everyone want to log in.
Every one of those roles helps build the Hall.
A Better Welcome for Future Members
For potential members, the new site gives a much clearer picture of what The Hills Have Eyes is all about.
The Recruitment Center and Join the Hall experience provide a welcoming path into the guild, while giving officers better ways to organize applicants, keep private notes, prepare questions, and make thoughtful decisions.
New members are not just dropped into a roster and expected to figure everything out. The onboarding experience helps them understand the guild, find opportunities, earn their first badge and Renown, and start becoming part of the community.
We are looking for players who want more than a tag over their character’s head. We want people who want a home, a team, a laugh, a challenge, and a group of guildmates worth showing up for.
The Hall Is Open
This website is not simply an upgrade. It is the foundation for the next chapter of The Hills Have Eyes.
For current members, it is a better way to find your place, stay involved, and help make the next big thing happen.
For future members, it is a glimpse of the kind of guild we are building: organized without being stiff, ambitious without forgetting to have fun, and always looking for more good people to share the adventure with.
So log in. Explore the Hall. Sign up for something. Post a question. Join a run. Help with a project. Meet someone new.
Then let’s make some guild history.
