Well, I feel it's something you have to look into yourself. What you posted is "generic", not saying it as a bad thing, but those are qualities that just about every guild wants with it's member base.(Or at least, I hope most guilds would want these things from their member base.) They're not really special.

A guild would want a strong player.(Although, Snarbolax and Arenas aren't too difficult. Depends on the arena though...)

Guilds want players that will keep on fighting, even if the outcome is bleak. They want them to keep on fighting to the best of their abilities.

(MOST) Guilds always want to try to have a friendly user base. Makes them look good in front of other players and (hopefully) keeps conflicts within the guild to a minimum.

3*-4* armor shows that the player has been committed to grind for their equipment.(Such as getting the energy and recipes needed to craft up the gear.) So that's kinda good, since it shows that they're least likely to "fall off the face of the Earth" and never log on again.

Having smarts to figure out problems is always nice to have.

You see, what you have is good, but it's generic. It's what all guilds want. There's not really anything "defining" for any particular guild. That's why I said to check out the guilds' threads and see what they have to offer. Maybe do some runs with a particular guild to get to know them better, to see if that guild's community is right for you. Because, honestly, who knows your wants better than yourself?

EDIT: You want something serious? Casual? There's plenty of guilds that offer different experiences, and well, what you posted currently doesn't really say much what you want from a guild.

Hey there, on the guild forum is the recruiting thread for Aurora. I won't put up an advert or anything but Aurora is a great community of players who are interested in and actively help players of all walks. I mean it, not just a claim. It's a challenge to log in and not find folks on who are fun talk to and willing to help. Check us out!

-Bel

Do join a guild. There is no advantage to only being a lone wolf. As it turns out, you can still do solo runs while in a guild.
Really, the only scenario in which you would be worse off for being in a guild would be if you had to pay to be in the guild, for no benefit.
Most of the time at the very least a guild will mean that you are more likely to delve into the clockworks with familiar knights. At the very least. If you find a good guild, you'll have people helping you become a better player so that you can help others in turn.
Plus free rides to the second half of a Teir are always nice. Just as long as you start some parties yourself for guildmates to join.

This seems to be a problem of wanting to have something offered to you. Really, check out the guilds in recruitment section. Find one that you would like. If you don't like them, leaving is always free.

That isn't a great list of accomplishments. Nothing much in this game is a great one, to be honest with you. Soloing bosses has been done, and doing them in suboptimal gear is just a test of persistence. Soloing shadow lairs could be one, but thats a long way off.

Even with low level armor, you shouldn't be getting destroyed in T2. Just something to think about.

What I find useful in you is this:

"-has a knack for solving problems.

-very friendly and respectful, but will rebel when told to do something he knows is wrong.

-will keep fighting, even at low health"

Even though we have many T3 players, but those T3 players used to be T2 players. I look at what people are at the moment, but I also look at what potential people have.

BUT, do get Wolver set and lv it up to Vog set for when you reach Vana. Vog set is my first 5* set, and I had no problem lving it up in the clockworks. I know that you may not need Vog set for Vana, I mean I have 2 5* weapons with a 3* shield and 3/4* armour/helmets and I had no problem defeating Vana except being against the beast himself despite the fact I had a purple eye on the last/second last level before vana himself.