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Leader
Last wiki revision 2023-05-08
A leader, also known as group leader (in a group) or raid leader (in a raid) is a player that's promoted to the leader of a raid or group through the game system. Usually identified by a small crown icon near their portrait. Their purpose is to command the other players and often distribute loot through master loot.
Many players in the role of a leader will however not care to act like one. This is especially the case in PuGs and BGs, where players are placed in groups or raids by the game system rather than manually creating them. As groups or raids will always automatically promote a player as leader, many leaders become so purely by random. Given how PuGs and BGs often don't require any leaders, the promoted leader will act just like a "normal player". It is however fairly common that a player, whether the system has promoted him/her to a leader, possess some experience to guide other players in difficult situations and thus becomes a "real" leader. As such, the role of a leader (by game mechanics) is often completely disregarded.
- The chat said by a leader will be different color than chat by the other members.
- The leader role has some relevance when it comes to leaving a raid while inside a raid instance. If you are not a leader, leaving the raid will teleport you out. If you are a leader, this will not happen.
- Party for more details on what a leader can do in a party.
- Invite
- Uninvite
- Leave Party
- Promote to Leader
Categories
- Game terms
- Partying
Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Leader · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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