Origins

Creation
After complaints and warnings from the staff team in Ethan Becker's discord server for too much talking in the art review channel, Yellectronix decided to create a server for the active people in said channel to avoid further issues with said staff team and gather the active members to continue fostering the growing friendships. He created it on the 18th of July, 2020, and over the course of a few days, all active members from the channel had been invited.

The first rough rules were set up, as well as roles and channels. Since Copperore actively gave suggestions, Yellectronix made him the first official moderator. Not long after this, Bleu and former member Autumn became moderators, in lieu of the growing member count and activity of the server.

Rules were polished and the tradition of regular Challenges began.

Growth
Although initially art-driven, the community grew to become more of a social hub for a group of now-friends.

The initial 10 grew to 30 and then 40 members. As of the 28th of April, 2021, WAR has 48 members. Most of the activity is carried by 18 regular members, with all mods being included in this.

W.A.R seldom has quiet days. It has been described as a kinder egg server because you never know what you'll return to, even after seemingly little time. With members from all over the world, the server is active regardless of timezones. Frequent voice calls and game sessions between members are held.

However, with more people and activity, issues began to arise. Rules were once again polished, and in rare ocassions, kicking or banning. The only two banned people in the server entirety of the server's history are referred to as the unmentionables or unspeakables. This is partially in a joking manner, as well as serious on the moderator's side since dealing with them was not an enjoyable task, to say the least.

Since it's creation to the current day, W.A.R has a zero tolerance policy for any and all kinds of discrimination. There has never been any grave incident of discrimination given the server's demographics containing so many 'minorities'. The rules also prohibit members to swear at each other to avoid conflict, but it is sometimes done amongst members with solid bonds, on grounds of common understanding. Any serious offence is handled appropiately.