Difference between revisions of "Guild"
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* Some guilds help their members by covering some of their repair costs. | * Some guilds help their members by covering some of their repair costs. | ||
* Alliances with other guilds for guild battles (and the #Allies alliance chat) | * Alliances with other guilds for guild battles (and the #Allies alliance chat) | ||
| + | * Ranks, letting them give additional privileges to their higher ranked members. | ||
| + | * Guild pages, allowing their members access mail and armor repair outside of towns. | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 26 May 2013
Unlike regular groups, which are somewhat temporary, guilds let you stay in touch with your friends over long period of times. There's no requirement to be in a guild, or even direct advantage - aside from the social aspects. Still, being part of a community with common goals or interests, that looks after each other can be quite helpful.
Guilds offer a variety of features to its members:
- Guild chat (/g, or #Guild)
- A guild bank where guild members can store potions, armor and other resources.
- Some guilds help their members by covering some of their repair costs.
- Alliances with other guilds for guild battles (and the #Allies alliance chat)
- Ranks, letting them give additional privileges to their higher ranked members.
- Guild pages, allowing their members access mail and armor repair outside of towns.
