Member profile page

Summary

Open Guild ? Members, click the member?s name, then Profile. This page brings together information from their characters.

What is on a member profile?

The member profile combines raid history from their characters, lists their active characters, and has an expandable Archived characters section. Collapsing archived characters only hides that list; it does not remove their records from the rest of the profile.

Recipes combines saved recipe records from the member's characters. Each entry names and links the character it belongs to. The same recipe can appear for more than one character. This list has no separate search or sorting controls.

Member attendance figures combine character figures. Do not assume the displayed raid count is a count of distinct raid nights if several characters were recorded in the same raid.

Public and officer notes have their own section. Where a pencil is available, click it, edit the note, and click Save. Officer-note visibility depends on permission and Streamer Mode; see Language and display settings.

How do I browse profile raid history?

Both member and character profiles have a raid-history table. It starts with the most recent raids and shows five entries per page. Use its page controls to browse and the page-length selector to change how many entries are shown.

Use the table's Search to find loaded entries by raid name or other row text, including attendance remarks and visible notes. On a member profile, the row also identifies the character. Search covers the loaded history across pages, not just the five entries currently visible. It does not search the profile's loot lists.

The Raid heading is not sortable. Click a raid name to open that raid's details.

Entries can show attendance credit, Excused, a remark, and public or permitted officer notes. cancelled, archived, and attendance ignored describe different raid states. Older entries can be muted because they fall outside the guild's attendance window. Appearing in history does not mean a raid currently counts toward attendance.

A member's history can contain the same raid for several characters, each with its own attendance record. These are not necessarily duplicate raids. See Raids and attendance for credit and attendance rules.