Raid party

NOTE:
MetaGame is an ever-evolving Ethereum community effort.

Absolutely NOTHING on this wiki is final. If you have better ideas on how the MetaGame should be structured and work, feel free to suggest edits here or through Telegram.

tl;dr - Could use constructive as well as destructive feedback.

Raid Parties
Raid Parties are simply quests with rewards split between multiple party members. One may try to complete the same quest alone, but parties have better chances for obvious reasons.

Raid parties most often have to do with on-boarding more players or orgs depending on the current needs of the MetaGame ecosystem, such as: But a raid party may also be: They may include precise targeting as well as spray & pray methods.
 * Roles that need to be filled
 * Services that we need on the table and
 * Funds in the DAO..
 * A group of people organizing an alignment event, proceeding by making ruckus all around. From CT to stickers and flyers.

Different than:
 * Guilds, because their lifetime is shorter.
 * Circles, because less sophisticated, and the initiator may automatically be the leader.

Example Raid Parties

 * Onboard pro memers
 * Full stack devs
 * Musicians and videographers
 * Onboard Vitalik
 * Onboard the Ethereum Foundation
 * Buy bags of lowest denomination fiat currencies local to a conference, then proceed to literally airdrop shitcoins in ponchos with sombreros on. - some of them are actual onboarding keys?

How?

 * Currently: by joining our Telegram and sharing your ideas.
 * MetaGame' MVP - a TCR of raid party ideas, and 1 launchpad chat.
 * Starting a Raid party in the MetaGame should eventually be by something like simply long-pressing the "idea post" that got enough attention, which automatically invites anyone that liked it?

NOTE:
MetaGame is an ever-evolving crypto community effort.

Absolutely NOTHING on this wiki is final. If you have better ideas on how the MetaGame should be structured and work, feel free to suggest edits here or through Telegram.

tl;dr - I'm just thinking out loud here, and could use constructive as well as destructive feedback.