In 10 days you can jejejejejejejejej cya in thr bazaar

2018 and never seen a bard complain about white/red scales on agnarr.

Though.....red scale sells for 8-10krs about (90-120usd ON AGNARR NOT ON R99 BEFORE THE BAN HAMMER INCS)....you can do naggy with 6 well geared players.

Point is on p99 you fight over shit like this......in 2018. (19 year pass this epics launch).

8-10kr = 56k-70k plat atm

With luclin I can see naggy and vox been reduced to 3 person dragons.

it doesn't matter whether it's the OP's "first" raid with the guild

given his guild's current loot council logic, OP will have zero chance on any bard drops EXCEPT those that are nobody wants, simply because he's the newest bard.

Does matter if it's the OP's first raid with the guild. There's no promise that he'll come back to a second raid, and that the guild will get utility from the drop. Also, confirmed, he never came back for a second raid, so decision confirmed.

Also false, as winning bard wasn't the oldest bard in the guild. Scale war awarded based on a few things, including raid attendance, being useful in the guild, and not being a whiny little bitch.

I joined a guild with rules that main in need and on last piece are first in line for Epic Loot. After 2 weeks in the guild, I beat out an sk alt for the soul leech even though he had been a member of The Guild much longer and had been working hard for the drop. Even though I took the soul Leach, of course, I did still feel bad about snatching it out from under someone who deserved it.

What are the loot council guilds on the server anyways?

I think it's anyone not named Aftermath or Awakened, AKA all the lesser successful raid guilds.

It's easier to blame people than it is to blame numbers, but the fact is people are going to be upset with loot decisions regardless of what system your guild employs.