
Starting yesterday, guild leaders on select World of Warcraft servers have the opportunity to buy their way into the other side, take their guild to another server, or just change the name now that the pun you thought was hilarious five years ago has grown stale, like Blood, Bath, and Beyond (only kidding, that one never gets old).
Of course Alliance and deviant Horde guild masters must pay for their trespasses. Initiating a guild faction change will run $US40, changing realms $US35, and a guild name change runs $US20. Bundling a realm change and a faction change together scores a $US5 discount ($US65), and both of the pricier services come with a free name change.
Now keep in mind that all that is transferring for these prices is the guild master, the guild bank, level, perks, and achievements. Everything else, and by that I mean other guild members, will have to pay for their own ticket to wherever the guild goes. When the guild leader leaves those left behind will be in a level one guild of the same name, stripped of all its worth.
So be really nice to your guild leaders.
The service is currently being implemented only on select realms, with plans to roll it out wide in the coming weeks.
And I was just kidding; Blizzard loves the Horde and Alliance equally. They just love the Horde more equally.
New Guild Services Now Available [World of Warcraft]

















Matt
Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 10:04 AM“Initiating a guild faction change will run $US40, changing realms $US35, and a guild name change runs $US20. Bundling a realm change and a faction change together scores a $US5 discount ($US65)”
Isn’t $40 + $35 – $5 = $70 not $65?
Alby
Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 1:42 PMI can see some dodgy guild master moving a guild and not telling its members…