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Message: <blockquote data-quote="XGC xOCMx XC" data-source="post: 124334" data-attributes="member: 430">I must say a few words about ProHexen.  I was recruited into Xiled Gaming in early October of 2006.  I joined XGC Coldfire.  ProHexen joined two months later.  Like ProHexen, Coldfire was also the only clan that I was ever in when I was coming up through the ranks.  When I was the general of Coldfire, ProHexen always worked hard and helped make Coldfire a great clan.  The same is true when I was a Section Leader and Coldfire was in my section (the infamous "Section of Coolness").  A while after I became a Division Leader, Coldfire started falling apart.  Members became inactive and eventually there were only THREE ACTIVE MEMBERS left in Coldfire and ProHexen was one of them.  He NEVER faltered and he remained fiercely loyal to his clan and this community.  At that time, I refused to let Coldfire die and I called on ProHexen to be the general of Coldfire as we tried to build it back up again. But he eventually had to step down due to commitments he had in his real life, yet he still remained dedicated to his clan and has been an invaluable asset to Coldfire as a captain.I truly wish that ALL of the members of Xiled Gaming were as dedicated and loyal to each of their clans (and this community) as XGC ProHexen has been to XGC Coldfire!!!  It is easy to be dedicated and loyal when your clan is at 60 active members and times are great, but all too often we see people fall off the map when their clan goes through a rough patch or becomes inactive.  ProHexen has shown the exact same level of Loyalty, dedication and hard work during both the good times and the bad.  For that, I am thankfull and gratefull. For that (among other things), he has earned my sincerest respect.From myself and on behalf of the entire Xiled Gaming community.....Happy Anniversary ProHexen!  And Thank You!</blockquote>

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