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As of the time of posting these are the official raiding rules for Soulbound.

General Raid Rules
• To join raids one needs to be attuned by passing the set requirements as given for your respective class. Attunement is done with an officer or raidleader who monitor DPS on a dummy in case of DPS characters, while armory checks are used for tanks/healers. You will find details on attunement in your class forum.
Any member wishing to pass the attunement must have all their gear properly enchanted, gemmed and reforged.
• Raiders must use the forum to sign up for raids, also signing up as unavailable in case that one cannot attend.
• Raiders must have a working version of TeamSpeak2 installed, and preferably a working microphone although not a requirement. Being able to listen on TS is required.
• Raiders must have Omen Threatmeter installed and preferably a boss mod such as BigWigs or DBM. For other useful addons, please check the UI/Addon forums.
• Raiders are expected to read up on the tactics for the bosses of the entire raid beforehand. This includes watching videos and reading general tactics.
• Raiders are expected to bring their own buff food, elixirs, flasks and potions and have these ready by start time. No one should be raiding unbuffed.
• Raiders are required to enter the raid with a PvE spec. If you’re specced for PvP, please respec if you want to raid.
• Raiders are required to have no PvP-gear equipped during a raid. If you want to equip your PvP-gear, go do PvP instead of PvE.
• Start time is fixed, that means if you’re in the raid and want to go you should be ready at the set start time. 30 minutes are quickly wasted if people need to go and find flasks or food after start time. Raiders are expected to log on and be ready at least 15 minutes prior to raid start time.
• Raiders are expected to try to improve themselves by improving rotations, learning more of their class etc. It is advisable that people take the time to discuss changes with their respective role leader or by reading on websites like Elitist Jerks.
• There should be an experienced raider or officer leading the raid. This is not to remove responsibility from the members of Soulbound, but mainly to ensure a smooth run by having someone who has raided before leading it.
• With regards to PUG's please refer to the thread on PUG rules.
• Most important of all… HAVE FUN!

Loot Rules
• Looting is done with Master Looter.
• To determine who gets loot /roll is used.
• Raiders who
• Loot is rolled for by those that can use it for the spec they currently are i.e. the role they fulfill in the raid, i.e. protection warrior rolls for tanking gear.
• Should none need the loot for their main spec, loot may be rolled for by off-specs, i.e. feral druids rolling for healing gear.
• Should there be no need by anyone for off-spec then the loot is disenchanted and put in guild bank.
• If there are no enchanters in the raid all will /roll for the item and may sell it to vendors.
• When raiding no raider will get more than 1 piece of equipment for their main spec per night. This means that if you already won something you cannot get another item that night. However if a raid continues for a 2nd day members are again eglible for loot.
• In the unlikely circumstance that you are the only one who can use a piece of gear and it will otherwise get disenchanted you may get more than one piece of loot.
• Raiders are limited to 1 vendor item pr. night.
• Raiders who has won items to vendor i.e. the item cannot be used by anyone nor disenchanted does still get to roll for items for main and off-spec, as the vendor item does not count towards the 1 item limit.
• If a raider have rolled on a BoE-item for Main Spec of Off Spec, the item is to be equipped (Soulbound) at once.
• Tokens (for Tier gear) will not count towards the 1-item-per-night rule and can therefore be rolled on by everyone who can use the token.

Regarding Armor and Classes
• For a cloth drop the raiders will have the following priority: Cloth, Leather, Mail, Plate
• For a leather drop the raiders will have the following priority: Leather, Mail, Plate
• For a mail drop the raiders will have the following priority: Mail, Plate
• For a plate drop the raiders will have the following priority: Plate
• This means that 2nd priority will not get to roll unless 1st priority passes and likewise will 3rd not get to roll until 2nd passes and so forth. This rule is due to the fact that for example paladins may use a wider range of gear while priests are distinctly more limited in their choices.
• In the case of all characters in priority 1 has gotten an item that evening people in priority 2 are eglible to roll and get an item before priority 1 characters gets their 2nd item.

Pick Up Groups (PUG)
• Alts that are not attuned may PUG freely, but not at the expense of guild raids.
• Soulbound raids must always be prioritized over PUG raids.
• Members are free to PUG 10 and 25 man raids if there is no raids setup in the raidplanner.