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Lemmings is a fun-loving raiding guild on one of World of Warcraft's oldest and most competitive servers - Ner'zhul.
We're a motley crew of pirates, buccaneers, thieves, walking trees, button mashers, death coilers, AFK auto-shooters, consecrationists, meat shields, mana chargers, laser chickens, sheep makers, sheep breakers, reluctant angels, and one very handsome smooth-talking charlatan.
We have a very diverse core membership consisting of male and female players from many different nationalities.
You can think of us as a melting pot of lovable and hilarious rodents of all shapes, sizes, and hairdos.
Despite our uniquely diverse composition, we have a lot in common with each other and share an affinity for raiding. We believe that progressing
as a group through game content should be done in an organized but laid-back environment that is conducive for enjoying each other's company and having a lot of fun along the way.
Feel free to explore our Web site to learn more about us.
You are also invited to join our open community and share your gaming and real life experiences with us.
If you'd like to join the guild and raid or PvP with Lemmings, please Apply.
Lemmings is one of the very few guilds presently working on Kil'jaeden. It cleared Black Temple in December of 2007, and has frequently ranked in the US top 200 list and often places as the second fastest progressing guild on Ner'zhul.
Thank you for your interest in our guild. Remember, Lemmings loves you!
Learn more:
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Guild Name
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Lemmings
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Server
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Ner'zhul (US) - PvP
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Time Zone
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Pacific
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Faction
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Horde
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Inception
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March 2007
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Leadership
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Triumvirate [what?]
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Loot Distribution
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Loot Council
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Lemmings raid together and die together akin to Spartans. Here, the guild displays its most well known defensive knit formation - "The Lemming Pile."
"The Lemming Pile" was first used during a Kael'thas pull gone awry when the guild braced itself as a unit to face a merciless onslaught at the command of their leader. There were no survivors, but a legacy lived on.
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