The Guild System

Overview

Every guild follows the same loop: recruit members, fill the guild bank with gold, spend that gold on guild levels, and spend guild levels on buffs that make every single member stronger. A high-level guild is a genuine combat advantage, not just a social club — and it is also what makes a guild worth declaring war on.

Creating a Guild

Open Guild Management from the side menu. If you are not in a guild, the Create tab is shown first. Fill in the name, pick one of the 25 emblems, choose a join status and a required level, and confirm.

Joining, Inviting & Leaving

Disbanding: only a leader can disband, and only when no war is active. Disbanding ends any pending war invitations, clears war-interfere skulls tied to your guild, removes every member, and deletes the guild permanently. This cannot be undone.

Ranks & Permissions

Every guild has three built-in ranks. What each rank can actually do is controlled by seven permission checkboxes in the Ranks tab, so a Vice-Leader in your guild can be a recruiter, a treasurer, a warlord, or all three.

The seven permissions:

Guild Levels

A guild's level is its core progression stat. Each level raises the member cap by five, and every second level unlocks a new buff slot. Levelling up costs gold from the guild bank and is performed by anyone with the Manage Gold permission.

The price to go from level N to N+1 is N × 100,000 gold. There is no cap on guild level — you can keep going past 18 to push your buffs to their maximum ranks.

The Guild Bank

Guilds hold two separate treasuries, both visible in the Guild Management window.

Gold

Used exclusively for guild levels. Any member can deposit, using the +1k / +10k / +100k quick buttons or a custom amount. Gold is taken from your inventory and bank together. Only someone with Manage Gold can spend it on a level up.

Valyria Crowns

Used exclusively for buff upgrades. Any member can deposit coins from their account balance with the +10 / +50 / +100 buttons. Only someone with Manage Buffs can spend them.

Every deposit is permanently credited to your personal contribution counters — gold and coins are tracked separately — and is shown on your Guild tab. Deposits are one-way: there is no withdrawal, so treat the bank as a shared investment rather than a savings account.

All bank activity is written to the Inbox tab, which keeps the guild's last 30 events: deposits, joins, departures, kicks, level ups and buff changes, each with a date.

Guild Buffs

Guild buffs are the main reward for levelling a guild. There are nine slots, each unlocked at a specific guild level and each offering two mutually exclusive options. Whatever the guild picks applies permanently to every member — the buffs are reapplied on login and removed the moment you leave, are kicked, or the guild disbands.

The grid below is laid out exactly as it appears in the Buffs tab: nine slots, each showing its two competing options. Picking one option in a slot disables the other until the loadout is changed again.

Slot 1 Guild level 2

Health Regeneration Base: +2 HP every 14s Rank 5: +2 HP every 4s

Mana Regeneration Base: +2 mana every 14s Rank 5: +2 mana every 4s

Slot 2 Guild level 4

Critical Hit Chance Base: +1% crit chance Rank 5: +6% crit chance

Critical Hit Damage Base: +2% crit damage Rank 5: +12% crit damage

Slot 3 Guild level 6

Movement Speed Base: +6 speed Rank 5: +21 speed

Attack Speed Base: +1% attack speed Rank 5: +6% attack speed

Slot 4 Guild level 8

Physical Protection Base: +1% protection Rank 5: +6% protection

Elemental Protection Base: +1% protection Rank 5: +6% protection

Slot 5 Guild level 10

Life Steal Base: 1% of damage healed Rank 5: 6% of damage healed

Mana Steal Base: 6% leech chance Rank 5: 21% leech chance

Slot 6 Guild level 12

Magic Level Base: +1 magic level Rank 5: +6 magic level

All Skills Base: +2 to all skills Rank 5: +7 to all skills

Slot 7 Guild level 14

Protection vs Monsters Base: +1% protection Rank 5: +6% protection

Protection vs Players Base: +1% protection Rank 5: +6% protection

Slot 8 Guild level 16

Damage vs Monsters Base: +1% damage Rank 5: +6% damage

Damage vs Players Base: +1% damage Rank 5: +6% damage

Slot 9 Guild level 18

Mana Cost Reduction Base: -1% mana per spell Rank 5: -6% mana per spell

Cooldown Reduction Base: -1% spell cooldown Rank 5: -6% spell cooldown

Full Numbers

Slot	Unlock	Buff	Base Effect	Per Upgrade	At Rank 5
1	Guild lvl 2	Health Regeneration	+2 HP every 14s	Interval -2s	+2 HP every 4s
1	Guild lvl 2	Mana Regeneration	+2 mana every 14s	Interval -2s	+2 mana every 4s
2	Guild lvl 4	Critical Hit Chance	+1% crit chance	+1%	+6% crit chance
2	Guild lvl 4	Critical Hit Damage	+2% crit damage	+2%	+12% crit damage
3	Guild lvl 6	Movement Speed	+6 speed	+3 speed	+21 speed
3	Guild lvl 6	Attack Speed	+1% attack speed	+1%	+6% attack speed
4	Guild lvl 8	Physical Protection	+1% protection	+1%	+6% protection
4	Guild lvl 8	Elemental Protection	+1% protection	+1%	+6% protection
5	Guild lvl 10	Life Steal	1% of damage healed	+1%	6% of damage healed
5	Guild lvl 10	Mana Steal	6% leech chance	+3%	21% leech chance
6	Guild lvl 12	Magic Level	+1 magic level	+1	+6 magic level
6	Guild lvl 12	All Skills	+2 to all skills	+1	+7 to all skills
7	Guild lvl 14	Protection vs Monsters	+1% protection	+1%	+6% protection
7	Guild lvl 14	Protection vs Players	+1% protection	+1%	+6% protection
8	Guild lvl 16	Damage vs Monsters	+1% damage	+1%	+6% damage
8	Guild lvl 16	Damage vs Players	+1% damage	+1%	+6% damage
9	Guild lvl 18	Mana Cost Reduction	-1% mana per spell	-1%	-6% mana per spell
9	Guild lvl 18	Cooldown Reduction	-1% spell cooldown	-1%	-6% spell cooldown

Upgrading Buffs

Each of the 18 buff options can be individually upgraded five times using the guild's Valyria Crowns. Upgrades are tied to the option, not the slot, so a guild that switches from Critical Hit Chance to Critical Hit Damage keeps the ranks it already bought on both.

The Guild Management Module

Everything above lives in one in-game window, opened with the Guild Management button in the side menu. It is fully server-authoritative — the window only ever asks the server to do something, and the server checks your rank and permissions before it happens. The tabs you see depend on whether you are in a guild.

Guild Settings (Guild tab, requires the Settings permission) controls four things: the message of the day shown to everyone who opens guild chat, the emblem, the join status displayed to applicants, and the level you advertise as a requirement.

Guild Wars

A guild war is a formal, frag-limited conflict between two guilds. While a war is active, members of the enemy guild are marked with a war emblem, killing them costs you no skull and no frag, and every kill is counted towards the score. The first guild to reach the frag limit wins and the war ends automatically.

Wars are declared in-game only — from the War tab of the Guild Management window, or with the !war command. The website shows war listings and statistics but cannot start or end one.

At war

While a war runs, the War tab lists every active and pending conflict with its live score against the frag limit. Guilds with no conflicts simply read "Your guild is at peace."

Who can declare

A Vice-Leader or Leader holding the Manage Wars permission. The same requirement applies to accepting, rejecting, cancelling and ending.

Where you must stand

You must be inside a protection zone to declare or accept a war. You cannot open hostilities from the middle of a fight.

Minimum strength

Both guilds need at least 3 members of level 30 or higher online at the moment of the declaration and again at the moment of acceptance.

Frag limit

Set anywhere between 5 and 500 frags when declaring; the default is 50. The first guild to reach it wins.

Invitation lifetime

A war invitation stays open for 3 days, then expires on its own. You must wait for a re-invitation cooldown of 5 minutes before challenging the same guild again.

Cost

None. Declaring, accepting and ending a war are all free. What a war costs you is measured in blood, not gold.

Scoring and ending. Every kill of an enemy guild member during an active war adds one frag and posts the running score in both guilds' chat channels. When either side reaches the limit, the war ends, a server-wide message announces the winner, and all war emblems disappear. If the war is ended early by agreement, the guild with more frags is recorded as the winner; a perfect tie is awarded to the guild that declared.

Automatic Wars

This is the rule that makes ignoring a war declaration dangerous. While an invitation is pending, the invited guild is being watched: if they kill 3 members of the guild that challenged them within the three-day window, the war goes live automatically — no acceptance required.

When it triggers, the server broadcasts the news to the whole world, the score starts from zero, and every war rule below immediately applies.

Rules While at War

War changes how PvP works for everyone involved — and for bystanders who decide to get involved.

Command Reference

Every war action available in the module is also available as a chat command. Both run exactly the same logic and enforce the same permission, protection-zone and minimum-member checks.

Perks & Extras

On the Website

The website complements the in-game module rather than duplicating it. A few things can only be done here — and most of them require the character to be offline.