Clan card

A clan's public calling card. Every clan name, wherever it appears, leads here.

What it shows

The clan's picture, then its code, its name, its website and its motto. That is little, and deliberately so: a clan presents itself as it sees fit, and those three lines are all it has chosen to say about itself.

The icon next to the code shares the card: it opens a window giving its direct address, with a button to copy it. Pasted into a message or on a forum, it will bring whoever you are talking to exactly here.

The buttons

Members opens the list of members, with each one's level and last login: see Clan members. It is the most useful button on the card, and the only one that says whether the clan is alive.

Medals opens the clan's record. A clan can receive medals like a player or a horse: they are awarded by competition managers, and the world is chosen in the window. See Medals.

Apply only appears if you have no clan. It submits your application after confirmation — exactly as from the list of clans. See Find a clan.

Using it to judge

Before applying somewhere, the efficient order is this one: the motto and the website say the spirit of the clan, the list of members says whether there are people about, and the medals say whether it races and whether it wins. The ranking completes the picture with the month's profit: see Clans.

For your own clan, you have a great deal more than this card: see My clan.