1) There are a LOT of guilds in the TOR community. It’s possible that one already exists which fits your vision for a guild. If that’s the case, why not get involved with an existing one? There’s plenty of opportunity for leadership roles within a guild without having to put in the extra effort of creating a guild from scratch.

2) What makes your guild unique? What’s going to make it shine and stand out from all the others on the forums? You should be able to answer this question before creating a guild, or else you run the risk of having your guild fade into the background without ever getting off the ground.

3) Are you willing to stick it out? Guilds come and go every day, and there’s nothing sadder (to me, at least) than a guild with one member popping up one day, and disappearing the next. You’ll need to be willing to invest a lot of time and effort if you want to grow your guild into something you’re proud of.