About me and my clan. (PS4) Since being thrust into admin status when D2 launched I've, all but single handedly, rebuilt one multi clan group and then split off with members and built a group of 2 clans.  Sadly I chose bad admins to team up with in my sister clan and was forced to step back while I was buying a house. As I returned I found my wing of the clan abbandonded, the culture I created lost and many members thrown out like trash. Whether that be because they were taking a break until the dlc dropped or going through personal stuff. I have gotten some members back while others, still in my old group, decide to stay where there is no loyalty from the admins. I believe in loyalty not activity for activities sake. I want my members to understand that there is more to life and you are not just a number. I do not boot people for inactivity without reaching out first, and usually only after weeks of inactivity. I know what it's like to come back and have no clan and it sucks. I want my members to feel welcome and make friends they can rely on to be there when they log on. Not just a rotation of names because they are 'active'. This will take time and patience is key as I hope more of my old members will return and I am being very selective with who I reach out to on the forums. We have a Band page which I hope to bring to life like it was in my old clan, before I left. This is not mandatory but encouraged because I like to have a group who interacts together and we all know the Bungie app leaves alot to be desired. The only thing that is mandatory is that you have an app for me to ask about activity, if not the Band app then the PSN messenger or the bungie app. I built a casual to hardcore clan before and that's what I want to do again. I like making connections, I liked the fact that my last group had skilled raiders to teach those willing to learn, skilled trials guys who are mellow about it and willing to help out those less skilled in PvP. I have taken new raiders in and paired them with skilled raiders and seen their completions skyrocket. I've also taken PvP guys stuck in LFG hell and connected them and watched them excel in trials. My stats are not the best but I've learned that I'm best when building groups and making connections, and that's ok cause I enjoy it. As I always say, I'm really more of an administrative guardian anyway 😂 So if you are not a clan jumper looking for the next most active group, are not upset that people may have other things going on and can't play every minute of every day, are a mature player (we are an adult group but I'm not opposed to older teens as long as they are mature) and want to know you are valued by a loyal founder than the Clanless Nomad(s) may be right for you.  I'd rather have 30-40 friends to play with when life allows than a full clan with a revolving door cause you haven't played in a bit. As stated before, I believe in loyalty not activity for activities sake. I am the Clanless Nomad and you are welcome to join.