Egy történet véget ért. Azért nincs komolyabb ok a sírásra, a klán legkitartóbb és legelkötelezettebb játékosai nem szálltak ki a játékból, hanem átmentek az Envy-be, hogy ott folytassák a progress-t a következő kiegészítőben.

So it finally happened, in a manner of speaking. Pretty much every progress tier in Cataclysm has consistently had “OMG Ensidia disbanding” rumors. A slight breeze would blow in, someone would transfer an alt and it was red alert, guild dying!

Except this time it may be slightly more realistic.

Nothing like a guild disband is happening, mind you, but we are going to say farewell to the name Ensidia.
As you may have heard, after all the crazyness that was the Dragon Soul progress race, the bans, the delays, Ensidia lost a number of core players and their 25 man roster was left a bit crippled, not as competitive as people would expect it to be. Instead of calling it quits or continuing to play half-heartedly, the players decided they still wanted to stay in the top and so approached Envy, who are a top guild in their own right (with a top 3 finish in Firelands and a top 10 this time around), with the idea of merging both rosters to create something more powerful for the upcoming expansion.

And that’s what it’s really all about for most of these players, their main interest is to have a fair shot at being the best when tier content is released.

And so, following Nihilum and SK, Ensidia has also moved on into history, but it’s legacy and it’s players will continue. So farewell Ensidia, you’ve been around since Wrath of the Lich King, and continued the traditions of two top guilds that were here since the beginning of WoW.

Even if only the name is gone, it really does feel like the end of an era.