Fade back to 1995, in a game called Neverwinter Nights. Hosted as a pay-to-play premium game by America Online. The guild was the Warriors of Hades and here iz where it started. With our aggressive PVP style and incredible talent, we soon made a name for ourselves.

A little over a year later and AOL refused to buy the rights of the game from SSI. Needless to say, we soon found ourselves without a home any longer. A few of us branched off and went down different paths. A nice site for all the old time NWNer's
http://www.bladekeep.com/nwn/

The guild split and went into two different campaigns. WOH Cobaras and company hit The Realms and tore the shit out of the game. Here iz a link to very old website containing some WOH realm pics.
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Lair/9323/pics.html

The other group of WOH took their game into Dark Sun Online. The campaign led by Democritus and Max proved to be a huge success, leaving no guild untouched. WOH cleaned house for a good year while in DSO, once again leaving our mark in a wake of destruction.

As both campaigns proved to be a worthy home, we constantly scoured the net for something better. We found it and united for the highly anticipated game Ultima Online. It proved to be a great game and held our PVP interest for quite a run. Some members split and helped forge ahead with new guilds like the Masks on Catskills, while others held our ground as WOH on Lake Superior, with Hydra leading our charge. I just recently found this old website put up by Cobaras with some pics of us looking like n00bs in the first couple weeks of release. Funny stuff.
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Lair/9323/UO.html

United once again, Everquest was the latest and greatest game on the block. We dove into this game with most of the old school Neverwinter Night guilds on the Cazic-Thule server and began our run. Led by our evil ass sister Scorpia, we soon became a menace to all the carebear fucks of Freeport. With the game only a few weeks old, we quickly amassed accepted duels by kiting mobs onto the lowbie campers. I loved watching the big, bad griffs slaughtering the East Common auction events, this was long before EC tunnel was the common trade spot. Scorpia did a great job at attempting to establish WOH as a PVP guild on a non PVP server.

With other guilds too involved in the content, our arena fight nights lacked much luster and soon the PVP content of the game wasn't enough to keep interest. Our guild split into several different directions and although some remained WOH, it was my time to cleanse my soul of the serpent and to follow another path. I watched many guilds struggle with the PVP concept and many fell to the wayside, hell I remember Shadowed Souls turning their books in to become red, only to realize a month later it was time to reroll.

On November 9th of 1999, Blind Faith Division was established in the realm of Everquest, server of Cazic-Thule. We accepted the non-pvp server and started ripping through zones with a full group of six that two groups could only dream of. It took ten people to create BFD and I'll alwayz remember the eleven that initiated it.
Icecis
Gravez
Vepier
Democrituus
Caymon
Paxton
Blighte
Areda
Dunlop
Darkice

In 2002 BFD offically left EQ and went our separate wayz. Four years of EQ was enough for some of us, others wanted to continue the treadmill. Most of us stayed in touch through several channels, waiting on the next PVP game to show.

That game starting June 26th will be Star Wars Galaxies on the Bloodfin server. You worthless fuck, are you ready to be cloned BFD style?

Izu
Co-Founder and GM of BFD