Quick reference
Write a clear listing, set expectations once, and ready-check before pull.
Use this page before you open the in-game menu the first time.
Defaults below favour clear communication over speed.
How it works
Party Finder Etiquette is a fictional game-feature guide. The steps mirror how a real systems page should read: outcome first, then the click path, then the mistakes that waste a queue.
Name the duty and the goal in the listing title (clear, farm, or learning).
State the minimum item level and any required clears in the description.
Assign markers in party chat before the first pull.
Ready-check once; do not start while someone is still zoning.
Common pitfalls
Vague titles like 'need people' fill slowly and attract the wrong roles.
Changing the strat after pull without a wipe wastes trust; call changes between pulls.
Kicking without a spoken reason after one mistake empties the party for the next queue.
FAQ
Is this a real system? No. It exists so editors can judge heading order, figure placement, and list density on feature pages.
Should tools pages look like this? Tools should be more interactive; keep prose pages for explanation and etiquette.