Planning a raid: line-up, bench and availability
How raid events work, how members mark availability, and why the same person cannot be signed on two characters.
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Written by the editorial team; reflects the current editorial workflow.
Original TGC editorial content.How raid events work, how members mark availability, and why the same person cannot be signed on two characters.
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