​At Orthodox, we understand a lot of gamers believe in a holistic approach to gaming. Our community is designed to support players not just in their gaming endeavors but in their emotional and spiritual journeys, ensuring everyone feels valued and supported. While we are proudly a small team of seven and are still trying to figure out the best techniques and benefits for our guild, the Elohim (Yahweh/Ruwah/Yeshua) is our sole providers and leaders from start to finish. We welcome broken and sometimes traumatized people into our fold because the leadership of Orthodox has past trauma, former pains or pains we're still working through. In other words, we know what it's like to fight depression, suicidal thoughts alone. We know what it's like to come from broken homes with absent parents, abusive parents, distant parents, etc. This guild was made by broken people, to help broken people. Far too many guilds show up for a quick fix in their communities and the moment they sense one of their members getting "personal" or see one of their members having a mental breakdown, those gamers are often mocked, ostracized and kicked out of those guild and Discord servers.

The founder of Orthodox (Ragin Raion) wanted a safe space for gamers whose lives are in shambles and have messy pasts. She isn't interested in gaming with allegedly wholesome people who do not know the harships of life. She is interested in gaming with people who have suffered quietly and seek a refuge where he/she can express themselves and be their true authentic selves. This may look odd to those who are not broken or have experienced detrimental trauma, but to Raging Raion, she wants this guild to be known for one thing. Compassion. She sees, she listens and wants people of all nationalities and ethnic groups to understand that our guild will not shun anyone for having different believes or political views. We will never kick or ban someone who is different or has strong feelings about something. We will simply listen to their stories and do our best to find common ground and ahavah that person where they are. The goal is not to convert people to a religion, the goal is to show people what a real, sincere relationship with the Elohim looks like and we will do that, firstly, by listening and secondly, by respecting those who have honored us with their time and gave us a chance to prove