Our Legacy

It started in Norrath. A handful of players who refused to camp alone formed a guild, and called it Malevolent. Corpse runs, all-night raids and a lot of trains taught us what a guild is for.

We traded swords for blasters and built a home in a galaxy far, far away: cities, player economies and Galactic Civil War battles. SWG never really left us. Malevolent Gaming still runs its own SWG server today.

Azeroth is where Malevolent became a raiding guild. Forty-player raids, attendance spreadsheets, loot rules argued late into the night, and the first-kill screenshots that still get passed around.

Middle-earth gave us a slower road: kinship halls, music nights and fellowships through Moria.

At launch we came back to Star Wars with a raid team built on a decade of experience. For the first year after release, Malevolent was one of the top raid guilds in the game.

The guild started hosting its own game servers. That project grew into the Malevolent Multiverse: custom servers for Star Wars Galaxies, World of Warcraft, City of Heroes, EverQuest and more, at malevolentmultiverse.com.

Blizzard opened WoW: Forever, and the Malevolent banner went up in Azeroth again. A new roster under an old name, and a raid team ready to write its own chapter.

Write the next chapter with us