I'll give a brief recap of the Server Transfer program:
- It's free.
- It's a one-way ticket to one server chosen by Bioware.
- You can transfer all your Juyo alts.
- You can take items in inventory and cargo hold.
- You will be able to initiate it ingame and it is a painless process
- If your name is taken on the destination server, you will have to choose a new one. Same with surname.
Guilds do not transfer. I will be reforming Iron Circle and Gilderon will be reforming Knights of Iron on the destination server. We will get everyone settled in and recreate everything we had on Juyo. There is a minute chance our guild names are already taken. If that happens, we'll deal with it then so keep checking here for information. In preparation, I have transferred Iron Circle leadership to my alt Nareese and Gilderon transferred Knights of Iron to Kuzsh. I will leave Nareese on Juyo to keep Iron Circle going as long as possible, for the purposes of being able to communicate to returning guild mates what happened and where we went. I emptied the guild treasury of 700,000 credits (exact amount written down at home) and once the guild is reformed, I will buy a guild bank and deposit that amount back in. I have half the guild bank items in cargo hold and some others are assisting with moving the rest. We'll have recruiters helping to get everyone back in the guild, so keep checking back here for info.
I believe this is an opportunity for us to meet new people and swell our ranks. At launch, Bioware opened way too many servers (thinking a WOW exodus was inevitable) and then proceeded to spread people out evenly with the Guild pre-launch program. These transfers will assure we are on a crowded server and 1.3 will be icing on the cake with it's group-finding enhancements. Once the initial headache of reestablishing the guild is over, I think we will be poised for an IC golden age!
Ceno