When the window is open (default key “O”), you’ll see a list of your friends displayed in the center of the pane.

At a glance, it shows how many of your friends are online. In-game, your social window (the small human symbol in the lower right corner of your screen), is a gateway to interacting with other people playing Diablo III. Invite or chat with your friends through the social menu. It displays the clan’s preferred language, whether the clan is actively recruiting, and permissions for each of the clan’s ranks. Settings: The Settings tab is visible to all members but can only be modified by clan officers.As you scroll through the list of members, the bottom of this tab will update itself showing the hero each member is playing. Roster: The Roster tab shows a detailed list of every member in the clan, as well as their ranking, achievement score, and current activity.News: This tab shows the total number of members in the clan, the clan’s message of the day, the clan’s news feed, and general information that the clan leaders want to share.From the Clan window, you’ll be able to access several tabs:

Clans are initially formed by a single player known as the clan leader, who is responsible for managing the clan. You may only be a part of a single clan at a time. Players that are a part of the same clan will have access to a unique clan chat channel, where you’ll be able to chat with clan members and receive updates on their activities, such as when they identify legendary items. You’ll be able to interact with your clan and any communities you are a part of regardless of which of your characters you choose to play with. From here, you’ll have the option to start a new clan, join a new clan, start a new community, or join a new community. From the main menu, press the Shift and “O” keys together or select the chat bubble icon to access the Clan and Communities menu. Clans and Communities make it easy to meet and keep in touch with players who share your interests.

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