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Guilds are generally a group of people who work together to achieve a long-term goal. Some guilds mainly focus on war, and others focus on building a community. Warring is an activity exclusively restricted to guilds, and is done by guilds to control territories or land on the map. You can level up your guild by giving it some of the XP that you earn by using the /guild xp [int] command or by taking territories and leveling up the "XP Seeking" bonus. Your guild can start with 5 members, and will increase as you level it up (see the perks table below). Each territory you own will allow you to use bonuses to get things like guild xp, guild emeralds, guild resources (more on this later) as well as bonuses to allow you to generate emeralds & tomes you can give to players.

Creating

Guilds can be created by going to the Guild Master in the Guild Hall in Cinfras. To create a guild, you must meet the following requirements:

Be on a character with Combat Level 75.
Have 20 Liquid Emeralds.
Have at least 6 Soul Points.

When creating a guild, you may choose both the name and the tag that your guild will use. The guild name and tag must meet the following requirements:

Must not already be in use by another guild.
- This is case insensitive, meaning Wynn would not be allowed as WYNN exists.
- Some guilds break this rule.
Must contain between:
- 4 - 30 characters (Guild Name)
- 3 - 4 characters (Guild Tag)
Must not contain any profanity.
Must not impersonate any roles (Moderator, Developer, Wynn).

Wars

Attacking

To attack a territory, use the /guild attack command within the territory you want to attack to open the attack menu. The attack menu shows the territory difficulty, cost, and timer, as well as the route the timer is calculated on, and left clicking will spend emeralds to start the timer. If another guild captures the territory during this timer, your attack is cancelled and the emeralds are refunded. If the timer finishes, up to five random guild members within the territory will be teleported into the war, which is an arena with the Guild Tower, a large tower boss that must be defeated to take control of the territory from the controlling guild. When entering a war, players will have a 25 second grace period in which they can move around and prepare for the fight.

For a guild with territories to begin a war, the following conditions must be met:

The territory must not have been captured by another guild in the last 10 minutes.
The territory must not be owned by the attacking guild.
The attacking guild must have a headquarters.
The attacking guild must have a valid route to the attacked territory.
The attacking guild must have sufficient emeralds for the attack.
The attacking guild must not have an active timer on the territory for any less than 20 minutes.
- If the timer on the territory exceeds 20 minutes, it is possible to attack the territory a second time.
- Additional timers will be cancelled and refunded if previous attacks are successful.

If these conditions are met, a guild may attack the territory. Guilds that do not have any territories may begin a war at no cost.

Base Attack Costs
Territories Owned	Emeralds Required
0	Free
1	200
2	800
3	2000
4+	4000

When starting an attack, the tax rate of the territories between your headquarters and the territory being attacked will increase the cost. This increased cost can be calculated using the following formula:

$cost = (1 + t_{1})^{r_{1}} * (1 + t_{2})^{r_{2}} * \dots * (1 + t_{n})^{r_{n}}$

Each variable represents the following:

$cost$ : Total cost of attacking the territory after taxation.
$t_{n}$ : Individual occurrence of tax rate along the route.
$r_{n}$ : Number of occurrences of tax rate in $t_{n}$

To note, this formula excludes territories owned by you, and will use the relevant tax rate based on your diplomacy with the territory owner. For instance, guilds in which you have an alliance with will tax you for the ally tax of that territory.

Warring

After the 25 second grace period, the Guild Tower will begin attacking the player nearest the tower, attacking the targetted player for a value between the minimum tower damage and double the maximum tower damage, and hits at a rate based on the tower attack speed. Players in the war are shown the stats of the tower in the form of a bossbar, which consists of the guild that currently owns the territory, the territory name, the health and defense of the tower, the minimum and maximum damage range of the tower, and the attacks per second of the tower.

Players are targetted by the tower until they either die, exit the center half of the arena, or leave the war, in which case the tower will target the next closest player. Your guild will capture the territory if the tower's health reaches zero, and the territory will go on cooldown for 10 minutes, preventing other guilds' attacks. Your guild will fail to capture the territory if all players die or leave the war. Dying in a war will result in 2 Soul Points being lost, however you may leave through the lobby or /switch at no cost. Wars do not allow for most commands, such as /class and /trade, so it is recommended trading items is done before the war begins.

There are a number of abilities and effects that affect the Guild Tower. As a general rule, any effects that provides a status effect that buff player resistance, or lower enemy damage and resistance have no effect on the Guild Tower, as the Guild Tower's damage is considered environmental, and the resistance of the Guild Tower remains static.

The following table contains a list of abilities and effects and whether they work for Archer.

TBA.

The following table contains a list of abilities and effects and whether they work for Warrior. TBA.

The following table contains a list of abilities and effects and whether they work for Mage.

Mage
Ability Name	Guild Tower	Aura and Volley
Wind Slash	✔	-
Thunderstorm	✔	-
Burning Sigil	✔	-
Sunshower	✔	-
Windsweeper	✔	-
Arcane Transfer	✔	-
Eye Piercer	✖	-
Breathless	✔	-
Pyrokinesis	✔	-
Arcane Restoration	✔	-
Arcane Power	✔	-
Transonic Warp	✔	-
Lightweaver	✔	-
Explosive Entrance	✔	-
Gust	✔	-
Devitalize	✖	✖
Sunflare	✖	✖
Timelocked	✔	-

The following table contains a list of abilities and effects and whether they work for Assassin. TBA.

The following table contains a list of abilities and effects and whether they work for Shaman. TBA.

Throughout the Guild War, mobs will spawn from the Guild Tower, and will later spawn more and more as a war progresses.

Name	Level	Health	AI Type	Abilities	Elemental Stats	Drops	Location
Mercenary	100	15000	Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (Country)
Rogue	100	12000	Melee	-	Thunder: Damage, Defense	-	Guild War Arenas (Country)
Ranger	100	20000	Ranged	-	Fire: Weakness Air: Damage, Defense	-	Guild War Arenas (Country)
Elite	100	47250	Melee	-	Fire: Damage Water: Defense Earth: Defense	-	Guild War Arenas (Country)
Bystander	100	5000	Neutral	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (Country)

Name	Level	Health	AI Type	Abilities	Elemental Stats	Drops	Location
Town Guard	100	16000	Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (City)
Bishop	100	16000	Ranged	-	Weak Dam Def	-	Guild War Arenas (City)
Cleric	100	?	Ranged	-	Weak Dam Def	-	Guild War Arenas (City)
Shroud	100	?	Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (City)
Shadow	100	?	Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (City)
Passerby	100	?	Neutral Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (City)

Name	Level	Health	AI Type	Abilities	Elemental Stats	Drops	Location
Axeman	100	16000	Melee	-	Def	-	Guild War Arenas (Nesaak Tundra)
Silencer	100	10000	Melee	-	Def	-	Guild War Arenas (Nesaak Tundra)
Ice Mage	100	20000	Ranged	-	Dam Def	-	Guild War Arenas (Nesaak Tundra)
Mountain Yeti	100	47500	Melee	-	Weak Dam Def	-	Guild War Arenas (Nesaak Tundra)
Hiker	100	5000	Neutral Melee	-	-	-	Guild War Arenas (Nesaak Tundra)

When passing through another guild's territory, the cost to start a war is increased due to tax. However, you don't have to pay the guild you're attacking any tax. Note that the extra emeralds a guild pays due to tax get removed from the system.

As an example, a guild originally paying 4000 emeralds, will pay 4200 emeralds instead if they pass through a territory with a 5% tax.

Defending

Applying defenses to territories owned by your guild can be done using /guild manage (shortcut /gu manage) and accessing the territory menu.

Upgrades

Damage: Increases the minimum and maximum damage the tower deals to players. Costs ore.
Attack: Increases the tower's attacks per second. Costs crop.
Health: Increases the tower's health. Costs wood.
Defense: Increases the tower's resistance to player attacks. Costs fish.
All 4 upgrades can be maxed out at level 11.

Offensive Bonuses

Stronger Mobs: Increases the damage mobs deal to the player in the war. Costs wood.
Multi-Attack: Allows the tower to target an additional player (2 total). Costs fish.
Aura: Releases a wave of fire particles that descend down the tower to the floor of the arena then travel halfway to the edge of the arena. Any player that touches aura particles is dealt 100%-200% of the tower's damage. Aura can be dodged by standing in the back half of the arena, or by jumping at least 1.5 blocks off the ground. Costs crop.
Volley: Launches a volley of particles that fly to the outer half of the arena and explode, dealing 100%-200% of the tower's damage. Volley can be dodged by standing in the center half of the arena, or by jumping around 4 blocks off the ground. Costs ore.

Guild Ranks

Members of a guild can only perform actions based on their rank within the guild. There are 6 ranks:

Owner
Chief
Strategist
Captain
Recruiter
Recruit

Players joining a guild have a 3-day cooldown on accessing the guild bank, participating in wars, and queueing territories. There is also a 7-day cooldown on rewarding players with guild emeralds and guild tomes. The cooldown on accessing the guild bank is the only one that may be bypassed if your rank is higher than recruit. The guild owner may also choose to set the minimum rank that may open the guild bank between recruit and recruiter.

Guild Permissions
Permission	Owner	Chief	Strategist	Captain	Recruiter	Recruit
Guild Bank (Everyone)	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	?
Invite New Members	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
Queue Wars	✔	✔	✔	✔
Promote Members (lower)	✔	✔	✔	✔
Guild Bank (High Ranked)	✔	✔	✔
Manage Territories	✔	✔	✔
Set Guild Headquarters	✔	✔
Manage Diplomacies	✔	✔
Gift Rewards to Members	✔	✔
Kick Members	✔	✔
Edit Guild Banner	✔	✔
Edit Bank Settings	✔
Transfer Legacy Bank	✔
Transfer Ownership	✔

Leveling Guild

Guilds members can contribute experience to the guild using the /gu xp <0-100>. When a guild levels up, it receives the perk corresponding to that level. The amount required for each level can be calculated using the following formula:

$experience = base * \sum_{n = 1}^{level} 1.1 5^{n - 1}$

Each variable represents the following:

$experience$ : Experience required to level up from the current level (from level minimum).
$base$ : Base amount of experience required (Defaults to 20,000).
$level$ : Current level of the guild.
$n$ : Iterator value for levels $1$ to $level$ .

The following table shows the amount of experience required to reach each level:

Guild Levels
Level	Experience	Perks
1	20,000	+4 New Badges
2	43,000	+4 Member Slots
3	69,450	Guild Bank Unlocked +7 Guild Bank Slots
4	99,868	+1 New Badges
5	134,848	Weekly Guild Objectives Unlocked
6	175,075	+8 Member Slots
7	221,336	+7 Bank Slots
8	274,536	+1 Territory Loadout Slot
9	335,717	+1 Ally Slots
10	406,074	Guild Housing Island
11	486,986	+1 Badge Slot
12	580,033	+1 New Badges
13	687,038
14	810,094	High Rank Bank Unlocked
15	951,608	+5 Member Slots
16	1,114,349	+7 Bank Slots
17	1,301,502
18	1,516,727	+1 Ally Slots
19	1,764,236
20	2,048,872	+1 Territory Loadout Slot
21	2,376,202	+2 New Badges
22	2,752,633
23	3,185,528
24	3,683,357	+5 Member Slots
25	4,255,860	+7 Bank Slots
26	4,914,239
27	5,671,375	+Higher Tax Rate [1-10]
28	6,542,082
29	7,543,394	+1 Badge Slots
30	8,694,903	+1 Ally Slots
31	10,019,138
32	11,542,009	+7 Bank Slots
33	13,293,310	+7 Member Slots
34	15,307,307	+7 High Rank Slots
35	17,623,403
36	20,286,914	+4 New Badges
37	23,349,951
38	26,872,443
39	30,923,310	+1 Ally Slots
40	35,581,806	+1 Guild Star
41	40,939,077	+7 Bank Slots
42	47,099,939	+5 Member Slots
43	54,184,929
44	62,332,669
45	71,702,569	+Higher Tax Rate [1-20]
46	82,477,955
47	94,869,648
48	109,120,095	+5 New Badges
49	125,508,109
50	144,354,326	+7 High Ranked Slots
51	166,113,505	+1 Ally Slots
52	176,088,030	+7 Bank Slots
53	219,614,335
54	252,576,485
55	290,482,958
56	334,075,402
57	364,591,651	+Higher Tax Rate [1-40]
58	441,857,719
59	508,156,376
60	584,399,833	+5 New Badges
61	672,079,808
62	772,911,779
63	888,868,546	+1 Ally Slots
64	1,022,218,827
65	1,175,571,652	+7 Bank Slots
66	1,351,927,399	+10 Member Slots
67	1,554,736,509
68	1,787,966,986
69	2,056,182,033	+6 New Badges
70	2,364,629,339	+1 Guild Star
71	2,719,343,739	+7 High Ranked Slots
72	3,127,265,300	+1 Ally Slots
73	3,596,375,095
74	4,135,851,359
75	4,756,249,063	+6 Member Slots
76	5,469,706,423
77	6,290,182,386
78	7,233,729,744	+7 New Badges
79	8,318,809,206
80	9,566,650,587
81	11,001,668,175	+6 Member Slots
82	12,651,938,401
83	14,549,749,161
84	16,732,231,535	+6 New Badges
85	19,242,086,266
86	22,128,419,206	+1 Territory Loadout Slots
87	25,447,702,087	+6 Member Slots
88	29,264,877,400
89	33,654,629,009	+7 Bank Slots
90	38,702,843,361	+5 New Badges
91	44,508,289,865
92	51,981,584,495
93	58,859,952,607	+4 Member Slots
94	67,689,337,633
95	77,843,189,235	+7 High Ranked Slots
96	89,520,186,224
97	102,948,810,556
98	118,391,818,001
99	136,162,150,806
100	156,574,993,427	+1 Guild Star
101	180,061,262,441
102	207,070,471,807	+4 Member Slots
103	238,131,062,578
104	273,850,741,965	+1 Territory Loadout Slot
105	314,928,373,259	+4 Member Slots
106	362,167,649,248	+7 Bank Slots
107	416,492,816,635
108	478,966,759,131	+4 Member Slots
109	550,811,793,000
110	633,433,581,950
111	728,448,639,243	+4 Member Slots
112	837,715,955,129
113	963,373,368,398
114	1,107,879,393,658	+4 Member Slots
115	1,274,061,322,707
116	1,465,170,541,113	+1 Territory Loadout Slot
117	1,684,946,142,280	+10 Member Slots
118	1,937,688,083,622
119	2,228,341,316,165
120	2,562,592,533,590	+10 Member Slots
121	2,946,981,433,629
122	3,389,028,668,673
123	3,897,382,988,974
124	4,481,990,457,320
125	5,154,289,045,918
126	5,927,432,422,806
127	6,816,547,306,226
128	7,839,029,422,160
129	9,014,883,855,484
130	10,367,116,453,807
131	11,922,183,941,878
132	13,710,511,553,160
133	15,767,088,306,134
134	18,132,151,572,054
135	20,851,974,327,862
136	23,979,770,497,041
137	27,576,736,091,598
138	31,713,246,525,337
139	36,470,233,524,138
140	41,940,768,572,758
141	48,231,883,878,672
142	55,466,666,480,473
143	63,786,666,472,544
144	73,354,666,463,425
145	84,357,866,452,939
146	97,011,546,440,880
147	111,563,278,427,012
148	128,297,770,211,064
149	147,542,435,762,723
150	169,673,801,147,132	Max Guild Level

Economy

Resources

Resources are a integral part of economy within guilds, being used to purchase upgrades and bonuses on territories. There are five resources, being:

Emeralds
Ore
Wood
Fish
Crop

Each territory produces a set type of resources, with some being able to produce higher quantities or multiple resources at once. Territories on the map typically have a higher abundance of one or two resources within an area, typically based on the area's theme. Each area produces at least one of the four material resources, with the exception of The Silent Expanse having no territories that produce ore whatsoever. All territories produce emeralds, with towns having higher emerald production, and oases having lower emerald production.

Resource Count
Type	Commonly Found	Count
Ore	Canyon of the Lost, Molten Heights, Swamp, Llevigar	108
Wood	Light Forest, Dark Forest, Neesak Tundra	122
Fish	Corkus Island, Ocean	55
Crop	Ragni Plains, Detlas Plains, Desert, Silent Expanse	89
Town	Major towns within each area of the map	19
Oasis	Produce all resources at a reduced yield	20
Double	Canyon of the Lost, Corkus Island, Ocean	13
Multigen	Maltic Coast generates both fish and crop	1

Resources traverse to their destination through the use of packages, which are the resources produced by a territory or sent by the guild headquarters. Packages traverse through special storages in each territory, which can hold an unlimited number of resources, and travel along a route calculated when sent from the origin territory. The route of a package cannot be changed after it has begun traversing, and any changes to tax along the route will still be applied.

Every 60 seconds, the map will have a traversal tick, where all packages will move to the next territory on their route. Traversing resources may only be interacted with in two ways:

The package arrives at it arrives at its destination, in which case they are added to the destination territory's storages.
The territory the package is traversing through is captured, transferring the package into the capturing guild's headquartes on the next traversal tick.
- Captured packages are added to the headquarters traversals as a package, and have their destination territory set as themselves.

When calculating the route to the destination territory, if the route tax total exceeds 99.95%, the territory will not send any resources. Production territories will stop creating packages to traverse if the guild has no headquarters, and any currently traversing resources will continue to their destination, regardless of the owner.

Guild Headquarters

A guild's headquarters is the territory assigned by a guild to store and distribute resources and emeralds to all of that guild's territories to pay for upgrades and bonuses. All resources and emeralds produced by territories that guild owns will traverse towards the headquarters according to the routing type of the territory that produced the resources, and all resources and emeralds distributed by the headquarters to supply territory costs will traverse towards the destination territory according to the headquarters' routing type. Headquarters routing also applies to attacking, seeking the shortest timer on fastest, and the lowest attack cost on cheapest. The headquarters receives a higher base storage for resources and emeralds, being able to store 1500 of each resource and 5000 emeralds with no upgrades.

Headquarters receives the normal +30% connection bonus to damage and health that all territories receive, as well as an additional bonus of +25% damage and health for each territory owned by the guild within 3 connections of the headquarters, with these territories being called externals. The bonus given by externals defaults to +50% with no externals owned, and also includes direct headquarters connections that are used in the connection bonus. Externals do not require the territories between itself and the headquarters to be owned for them to be used in the calculation. To calculate the damage and health of a headquarters, the following formula can be applied: $stat * (1.5 + (0.25 * externals)) * (1.0 + (0.3 * connections))$

Upgrades

Upgrades are buffs that can be set on the guild tower of a territory at the expense of resources. They provide raw stat bonuses to damage, attack speed, health and defense. The guild tower also receives a stat boost based on the amount of nearby owned territories, with a +30% bonus to damage and health for connected territory that is owned.

Upgrade Levels
Upgrade	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9	Level 10	Level 11	Stat Boosted
Damage	+40%	+80%	+120%	+160%	+200%	+240%	+280%	+320%	+360%	+400%	+440%	Damage
Attack	+50%	+100%	+150%	+220%	+300%	+400%	+500%	+620%	+660%	+740%	+840%	Attacks per Second
Health	+50%	+100%	+150%	+220%	+300%	+400%	+500%	+620%	+660%	+740%	+840%	Tower Health
Defence	+300%	+450%	+525%	+600%	+650%	+690%	+720%	+740%	+760%	+780%	+800%	Defence

Upgrade Resource Costs
Upgrade	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9	Level 10	Level 11	Resource
Damage	100	300	600	1200	2400	4800	8400	12000	15600	19200	22800	Ore
Attack	100	300	600	1200	2400	4800	8400	12000	15600	19200	22800	Crops
Health	100	300	600	1200	2400	4800	8400	12000	15600	19200	22800	Wood
Defence	100	300	600	1200	2400	4800	8400	12000	15600	19200	22800	Fish

Bonuses

Bonuses are buffs that can be set on Territories at the expense of resources and emeralds. They provide ability stat boosts for the guild tower, gathering and combat XP boosts for the owning guild's members, and can boost resource and emerald generation.

Bonus Costs
Bonus	Level 0 (Default)	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9	Bonus Upgrade	Resource
Stronger Minions	+0%	+150%	+200%	+250%	+300% (Max)						Minion Damage	Wood
Tower Multi-Attacks	1 Max Target	2 Max Targets (Max)									Max Targets	Fish
Tower Aura	0s (Disabled)	24s	18s	12s (Max)							Frequency	Crops
Tower Volley	0s (Disabled)	20s	15s	10s (Max)							Frequency	Ore
Gathering Experience	+0%	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%	+50%	+60%	+80%	+100% (Max)		Gathering XP	Wood
Mob Experience	+0%	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%	+50%	+60%	+80%	+100% (Max)		XP Bonus	Fish
Mob Damage	+0%	+10%	+20%	+40%	+60%	+80%	+120%	+160%	+200% (Max)		Damage Bonus	Crops
PvP Damage	+0%	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%	+25%	+40%	+65%	+80% (Max)		Damage Bonus	Ore
XP Seeking	+0/h	+36000/h	+66000/h	+120000/h	+228000/h	+456000/h	+900000/h	+1740000/h	+2580000/h	+3360000/h	Guild XP	Emeralds
Tome Seeking	0%/h	0.15%/h	1.2%/h	2.4%/h (Max)							Drop Chance	Fish
Emerald Seeking	0%/h	0.3%/h	3%/h	6%/h	12%/h	24%/h (Max)					Drop Chance	Wood
Larger Resource Storage	+0%	+100%	+300%	+700%	+1400%	+3300%	+7900% (Max)				Storage Bonus	Emeralds
Larger Emerald Storage	+0%	+100%	+300%	+700%	+1400%	+3300%	+7900% (Max)				Storage Bonus	Wood
Efficient Resources	+0%	+50%	+100%	+150%	+200%	+250%	+300% (Max)				Gathering Bonus	Emeralds
Efficient Emeralds	+0%	+35%	+100%	+300% (Max)							Emerald Bonus	Ore
Resource Rate	4s	3s	2s	1s (Max)							Gather Rate	Emeralds
Emerald Rate	4s	3s	2s	1s (Max)							Gather Rate	Crops

Below are the costs for each Bonus.

Bonus Costs
Bonus	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9	Resource
Stronger Minions	200	400	800	1600 (Max)						Wood
Tower Multi-Attacks	4800 (Max)									Fish
Tower Aura	800	1600	3200 (Max)							Crops
Tower Volley	200	400	800 (Max)							Ore
Gathering Experience	600	1300	2000	2700	3400	5500	10000	20000 (Max)		Wood
Mob Experience	600	1200	1800	2400	3000	5000	10000	20000 (Max)		Fish
Mob Damage	600	1200	1800	2400	3000	5000	10000	20000 (Max)		Crops
PvP Damage	600	1200	1800	2400	3000	5000	10000	20000 (Max)		Ore
XP Seeking	100	200	400	800	1600	3200	6400	9600	12800	Emeralds
Tome Seeking	400	3200	6400 (Max)							Fish
Emerald Seeking	200	800	1600	3200	6400 (Max)					Fish
Larger Resource Storage	400	800	2000	5000	16000	48000 (Max)				Emeralds
Larger Emerald Storage	200	400	1000	2500	8000	24000 (Max)				Wood
Efficient Resources	6000	12000	24000	48000	96000	192000 (Max)				Emeralds
Efficient Emeralds	2000	8000	32000 (Max)							Ore
Resource Rate	6000	18000	32000 (Max)							Emeralds
Emerald Rate	2000	8000	32000 (Max)							Crops

Commands

🛈 The following commands that start with /guild can be shortened by typing /gu <cmd>

You can join a guild with

`/guild join [tag]`	Joins a guild by tag

Available for all Guild Members
Command	Description
`/g [message]`	Talk globally to your guild members in the guild chat.
`/guild leaderboard`	See the global guild leaderboard (also available on the website).
`/guild list`	See every member in your guild and some basic info about them such as their xp contributed.
`/guild stats`	See the global guild statistics (also available on the website).
`/guild log`	See the latest guild logs.
`/guild xp [amount]`	Specify how much percentage of your gained Combat XP will go towards leveling up your guild. This includes all Combat XP from quests, mini-quests, and mobs.
`/guild territory`	Open the territory menu
`/guild leave`	Leave your current guild, at the price of 3 Soul Points.

Available only for Recruiter and higher
Command	Description
`/guild invite [name]`	Invite a new member to the guild
`/guild manage`	Open the guild management menu with more permissions

Available only for Captain and higher
Command	Description
`/guild rank [name] [rank]`	Rank up or down a member of the guild (only below your own rank).
`/guild attack`	Attack the territory you're standing at.
`/guild manage`	Open the guild management menu with more permissions

Available only for Strategist and higher
Command	Description
`/guild manage`	Open the guild management menu with more permissions

Available only for Chief and higher
Command	Description
`/guild kick [name`	Kick members from the guild (only below your own rank)
`/guild banner`	Open the banner editor (flag upgrading is currently broken)
`/guild manage`	Open the guild management menu with more permissions

Available only for the Guild Owner
Command	Description
`/guild transfer`	Transfers guild ownership
`/guild disband`	Permanently disbands the guild
`/guild seticon`	Sets the guild icon (to hand)

🛈 For more information on commands, see Commands.

Banners

Guild banners are customizable in the guild menu when clicking the banner of an area, and are used to showcase a guild by means of a banner whenever they control a territory. Each banner is exclusive (and thus no two guilds can have the same banner) and can be changed at an area banner for 10,000 emeralds.

Pedestals for guild banners are upgrade-able when clicking on an area banner, and are displayed whenever the guild controls the territory as the area banner. Pedestals work in a system of tiers, with each upgrade incrementing the pedestal's tier by one. Each upgrade also has a required level for the guild, and if not fulfilled the guild is unable to upgrade their pedestal.

🛈 Please note that upgrading banners seems to be broken right now!

Banner Tiers

Tier 1

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
Free	Free

Tier 1 banner

Tier 2

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
10	1 Stack, 58 Liquid Emeralds, 4 Emerald Blocks, 32 Emeralds (500000 Emeralds)

Tier 2 banner

Tier 3

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
20	3 Stacks, 52 Liquid Emeralds, 9 Emerald Blocks (1000000 Emeralds)

Tier 3 banner

Tier 4

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
30	7 Stacks, 40 Liquid Emeralds, 18 Emerald Blocks (2000000 Emeralds)

Tier 4 banner

Tier 5

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
40	15 Stacks, 16 Liquid Emeralds, 36 Emerald Blocks (4000000 Emeralds)

Tier 5 banner

Tier 6

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
50	30 Stacks, 33 Liquid Emeralds, 8 Emerald Blocks (8000000 Emeralds)

Tier 6 banner

Tier 7

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
60	61 Stacks, 2 Liquid Emeralds, 16 Emerald Blocks (16000000 Emeralds)

Tier 7 banner

Tier 8

Minimum Guild Level:	Emeralds Needed:
70	122 Stacks, 4 Liquid Emeralds, 32 Emerald Blocks (32000000 Emeralds)

Calculation Formulas

Formula for the minimum guild level:

Level required = (tier - 1) * 10

Formula for the emeralds needed for tier 2 and higher:

Cost = (2 ^ (tier - 2)) * 500k

Glossary

Below is a list of commonly used terms and phrases used within guilds.

Warring

HQ: Abbreviation of guild headquarters.
DPS: 1. The damage per second dealt by players within a war.; 2. The role of dealing damage in a war, typically in a team
Tank: The role of tanking damage in a war, typically in a team.
Healer: The role of healing other players in a war, typically in a team.
Solo: Player participating in a war by themselves.
Duo, 2Man: Group of two players who participate in a war.
Trio, 3Man: Group of three players who participate in a war.
4Man: Group of four players who participate in a war.
5Man: Group of five players who participate in a war.
Warteam, Team: General term for a group of people participating in a war.
HQ Team: Group of warrers who focus on taking a guild headquarters.
B Team: Group of warrers who focus on taking externals, critical resources, chokeholds, or towns.
Consu: Short for consumables.

Territories

Terr: Short for territory
Conn: Also known as Proxy; Short for connection. A number beforehand dictates the number of connections.
Ext, Pseudo, Pseudoconnection: Short for external. A number beforehand dictates the number of externals.
Tres: Short for treasury.
Def: 1. Short for defense.; 2. The process of defending territories.
Undef: The process of undefending territories.
Buff: The process of increasing the defenses on a territory.
Eco, Ecoing: The process of fixing or changing the guild's economy.
Res: Short for resources.
Voiding, Voided: The deletion of resources, either when a territory generates more with full storages, or an amount greater than the storages of a territory arrives at that territory.
Choke, Chokehold: The territory in which a large number of resources are required to flow into.
Draining: The process of draining resources by restricting the amount of resource input into a guild headquarters.; Where the output of the headquarters exceeds the input, either due to being
Tribs: Short for tributes.
Emes: Short for emeralds in a territory.
Eme Seeking, Em Seek: Not to be confused with emeralds; Short for emerald seeking upgrade.
X/X/X/X: Dictates the upgrade levels for each of the territory upgrades in order of damage, attack, health, defense.; For instance, 5/7/5/5 would indicate Damage 5, Attack 7, Health 5, Defense 5.
Nx4: Dictates that a territory has level N on each of the territory upgrades.; For instance, 11x4 would dictate that each upgrade of the territory is level 11.
Vlow: Short for very low defense or treasury.
Med: Short for medium defense or treasury.
Vhigh: Short for very high defense or treasury.
Multi: Short for multi-attack.
Aura: Short for tower aura.
Volley: Short for tower volley.
Snipe, Sniping: Taking a guild headquarters.; Typically used in the context of only taking connections before taking the headquarters.
Drysnipe, Dry: Not to be confused with sniping; Taking a guild headquarters without taking any connections or externals.
Snake, Snaking: Moving your guild headquarters to your most recently taken territory to prevent it from being attacked.
CD: Abbreviation of cooldown.
Wipe: When a guild has lost all the territories it owns.
Queue: Often abbreviated as simply "q"; Synonymous with starting an attack on a territory.
Timer: Time until a war begins.

Community

Raid: Not to be confused with Raids; A coordinated attack on a guild or region.
Claim: The area in which a guild owns.
FFA: Abbreviation of free for all, which are areas decided by guilds with claims to practice warring or to gain additional season rating.; Note that free for alls are not officially recognised
Defender: Guild that actively holds a claim.
Attacker: Guild that solely focuses on attacking claims.
PTT, MBP, SDFTL, ...: Abbreviations of long territory names, typically where a guild headquarters is placed.; PTT: Path to Talor, MBP: Mine Base Plains, SDFTL: Swamp Dark Forest Transition Lower

Trivia

Guilds were added in the 1.13 Wynnter Update.
Guilds were originally going to just be permanent parties.^{[citation needed]}
Before the release of the 1.14 Gavel Expansion, the Guild Master was accessible through a teleporter in Troms.
The 1.20 Gavel Reborn Update revamped guilds, guild wars, banks and territories.
Before guild banners were added in 1.18, the Mysterious Potatoes riddle was in their place. The riddle revealed partial image of guild banner.

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