The Second Wave (TSW) – The Largest Clan in The Division 2!
Spanning PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, TSW is the biggest clan you’ll find in The Division. With multiple clans under our banner, we welcome players of all backgrounds and skill levels.
All TSW clans are managed through The Second Wave Discord Server, providing members with not only the support of their individual clan but also the opportunity to team up with anyone across our entire network.
Being part of TSW is more than just joining a clan—it’s becoming part of the GCROCK Community Discord, where we uphold a non-toxic, welcoming environment for all members. Our community follows a unified set of rules to ensure a positive experience.
This article serves as both an introduction to our clan and a way to provide transparency around all of our processes.
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How to Join The Second Wave
You can join TSW through The Second Wave Discord Server, and we highly recommend being part of the GCROCK Community Discord & GCROCK Discord as well!
- If you’re new to The Second Wave server, start by completing our onboarding process—just a few quick questions to help tailor your experience.
- Head to the Join channels and follow the instructions provided. A Clan Manager or a Lieutenant from one of our existing clans will assist you in joining one of our many clans.
- If you’re looking to merge a clan into TSW, we no longer offer clan mergers. However, anyone is welcome to join us—just follow the process outlined above. If you’d like your group to stay together, let us know, and we can create a new clan for you with a Clan Manager from our management waiting list.
Rules and Expectations
The Second Wave follows the same set of rules as all our Discord servers. Our goal is to provide a safe and welcoming space for everyone, and we expect all members to treat each other with respect online. Please make sure to follow our community guidelines.
When it comes to clan activity, we won’t tell you how to play the game or what to focus on. Instead, we provide plenty of opportunities for you to get involved—if and when you choose to. You’ll find a variety of ways to engage within the server, but it’s perfectly fine to just play your own way too.
We do have a 30-day inactivity rule. If a member goes more than 30 days without logging in, they may be removed from the clan. If you know you’ll be away for an extended period, just let your Clan Manager know—they’ll make a note of it. You’re always welcome to rejoin when you return to the game.
Why Should You Join The Second Wave?
The Second Wave is the largest clan in The Division 2. If you’re here to enjoy the game, have fun, and leave the drama behind, you’re in the right place. Here are just a few of the perks that come with being a member:
- Personal Clan: You’ll join a dedicated clan with up to 50 members, offering a close-knit community experience.
- Clan Communication: Each clan has its own dedicated channel in the TSW Discord to make communication easy and organized.
- Cross-Clan Communication: In addition to your own clan, there are joint clan channels, allowing you to interact with all other clans within your platform. We act as one clan!
- Easy Clan Transfers: If you’d like to join friends in another clan, transfers are always open and we’ll help you make it happen.
- Dedicated Clan Management Team: Each clan is led by a Clan Manager and supported by Lieutenants—their job is to look after you. Stay in touch with your manager, and they can coordinate with others to help you with anything you might need.
- Clan Call for Backup: A support system built just for our clan members—whenever you need help with anything, simply send out a message. Any of our on-call members will jump in to assist if they’re available.
- Clan Events: Clan Managers regularly host events covering a variety of activities!
- Team GC Priority: Clan members will receive priority help and training from Team GC!
- Clan Progression: If you’re looking to move up the ranks, we’re always on the lookout for new Clan Lieutenants and Managers to help keep things active and running smoothly!
The Second Wave: Clan Management
The Second Wave is overseen by our Community Admin Team, with Mew currently serving as the lead admin for the clan. Before becoming a Clan Lieutenant or Clan Manager, you’ll need to have a meeting with Mew to review the expectations of the role.
You’re welcome to express your interest at any time. After your meeting, if we believe you’re a good fit, you’ll be added to our shortlist. Mew will provide a full breakdown of the roles during your meeting, but here’s a quick overview of what’s expected from a Clan Lieutenant or Clan Manager:
Requirements/Expectations
- All management positions must hold the SHD Agent role in the GCROCK Community server. Exceptions can be made by Admins for people who haven’t yet reached the 3-month requirement, but they must pass the screening once the 3 months are complete—otherwise, their roles will be removed.
- 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) must be enabled on Discord, as users without it cannot assign roles or delete messages.
- Clan Managers are allowed to promote their own Lieutenants, provided the promoted member holds the SHD Agent role. However, an Admin must still conduct the official management introduction.
- Clan members must be tracked in some form, with the method left to the discretion of the Clan Manager. Examples include a pinned list in the clan’s Discord channel, a spreadsheet, or similar.
- If a new Manager takes over a clan, they are permitted to change the clan’s name—subject to Admin approval.
- Clan Managers/Lieutenants are responsible for looking after the members of their clan. Regular communication is key, and managers should aim to set up sessions for their members at least once a month. If you’re unable to meet a member’s needs directly, you’ll work alongside other managers to ensure support is provided. This could involve helping with specific content or accommodating time zone differences. With good communication, we can match members with the right support!
- If a Lieutenant wishes to step down, they must inform their Clan Manager.
- If a Clan Manager wants to step down, they must notify an Admin. A replacement will be appointed by the Admin team, though recommendations from the outgoing CC are welcome. The goal is to have a new Manager in place within a week of notice.
Invites
- After a member applies in the join channel, the Lieutenant or Clan Manager should send out an invite and reply with a message confirming which clan the member has been invited to.
- Once the member responds and accepts the invite, their Discord roles must be assigned. Be sure to assign both the clan tag (e.g., “TSW ClogFloppers”) and the platform role (e.g., “TSW PC Clan Member”). Both roles are required for the member to access all relevant channels.
- After assigning roles, all related messages in the join channel should be deleted, and a welcome message should be posted in the clan channel to greet the new member.
- Join requests should be handled within 24–48 hours. If a member doesn’t respond within 72 hours, the request can be removed.
- Each Clan Manager/Lieutenant is responsible for deleting their own messages—do not delete messages posted by others. Only Admins/Moderators are permitted to do that.
- It’s recommended to keep all members at the Recruit rank in the in-game clan structure, as anyone ranked above Recruit can send out clan invites. This isn’t a strict requirement—you’re free to promote members to Agent if you choose—but any discrepancies will need to be addressed during the bi-monthly check-ins.
Discharges
- Discharges occur when a member has been inactive for over 30 days (this timeframe can be adjusted by Mew if needed). The member will be removed from the clan, and their Discord roles will be taken away—no direct message or notification is required.
- Each clan is allowed a limited number of “Legacy Members” who can remain inactive beyond 30 days. This is at the discretion of the Clan Manager, with a maximum of 5 per clan. Any exceptions beyond this must be approved by Mew.
- If a clan member lets you know they’ll be away from the game for a while and has a valid reason, you’re welcome to hold their spot. However, you’re still limited to 5 such members per clan unless additional space is approved by Mew.
Bi-Monthly Check Ins
As the name suggests, this will take place every two months in the #bi-monthly-check-ins channel. Mew will initiate the check-in with a ping, after which each clan is required to complete the following four tasks:
- Discharge any members who have been inactive for over 30 days (excluding approved Legacy Members, or members on an informed break).
- Ensure the number of in-game clan members matches the number of members with the corresponding Discord role.
- Report the current total number of clan members.
- List the current Clan Manager and all Lieutenants.
Standard Clan Setup
Please make sure your clan settings match the ones listed below. It’s a good idea to review them during each bi-monthly check-in to ensure nothing has been accidentally changed:
- Clan Name: Chosen by Clan Manager (any adjustments require approval from community admins).
- Clan Tag: TSW
- Profile: The Second Wave is the largest clan in The Division! Find us on Discord by searching GCROCK.
- Activities: PVE and PVP
- Most Active Times: Daily
- Atmosphere: Relaxed
- Privacy Status: Private
- Mic Requirement: No preference
- Keyword: Inclusive
- Language: English
- Region: Based on the majority of your clan’s region.
This article was last updated on September 8th, 2025. While we do our best to keep it up to date, small changes occur regularly, and bigger updates happen from time to time. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out to Mew or a member of the admin team!
