FSE has got a group of officers who form the raids, we're pretty good at it, and we do form these raids for the best possible chance of success. 

The most challenging part of forming these raids is when you have to leave someone out. Ideally, you want everyone to be happy, but when dealing with 10 man raids the problem isn't  not having enough, it's the bummed out feelings of someone who wanted to go but couldn't.

We are on a growth spurt right now, being able to do 25 man raid instances is new to us. This means, also, that we will be able to form two ten man instances at once. As I post this, it's during a time of transition from just one Karazhan raid group per night to a possible two, so give it some time as it is implemented. 

Until then, some of these nights we may form one Karazhan group and 7 or 8 people may be left out depending on what classes we have online to form the second. Believe me when I say I get bummed for every name that isn't included, and ask anyone, I'll often give up my spot for someone else.

Don't let it get you down though, I've got a good memory and I'll remember someone getting left out and try to make up for it another time. 

So remember, it's a given that everyone online wants to go. Don't request invites from the guys doing the inviting. It's not as simple as responding to &quot;invite me&quot; commands. :)  

There's no caste system in this, it's just I think to fill all the quotas in an effort to get the roles filled in order to make sure we progress as far as we can while helping to gear our guild for the next step. We want everyone to get strong in FSE, and it's going to happen.

Keep in mind also that members will come first before recruits, as it will be in most every guild in this crazy game. That doesn't mean you're looked down on for being new, but it's just the way things work so we can best reward those who we know are sticking with us.

I believe it was ALF who said &quot;You can't please everyone. HA, I kill me!&quot;