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Plan beyond the next raid
Keep recurring raids, progression nights, trials, and social events visible in one shared schedule.
Keep raid nights, progression runs, trials, and guild socials on a dependable schedule. A recurring calendar helps members plan around the group's cadence.
A schedule built for your group
A useful calendar gives organizers a clear publishing workflow and gives members one place to check the current plan.
Separate progression, trials, farming, and social activities. Add attendance expectations to the event so members can decide whether a session fits before they respond.
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Keep recurring raids, progression nights, trials, and social events visible in one shared schedule.
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See event responses before the session and follow up where attendance or group composition is still uncertain.
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Share clear event details and local-time start times so a distributed guild can coordinate more easily.
Events and schedules are supplied by each community's organizers; this page does not represent an official game or league feed.
A simple workflow
Agree on the event pattern and who owns updates before the schedule is shared.
Add the current date, timezone, host, and participation details to the event.
Check responses and send an update if the plan changes.
Frequently asked
It is a way for organizers to plan multi-guild raid and progression calendar in a shared calendar, publish the event details, and give members a clear place to check the schedule.
AtomCal gives organizers a shared place to schedule events, collect responses, and send reminders. Your community still chooses the dates, event details, and participation rules.
AtomCal's community-calendar pages describe local-time event display. Include the organizer's intended timezone and test a recurring series before relying on it across regions.
No. The page is a starting point for a community calendar; real dates and listings must be created and maintained by the organizer. Visitors should verify event details with the host.
Build the calendar around real events, clear participation details, and a rhythm your members can keep up with.
Your organizers control the dates, details, and participation rules.