Guild

The Guild feature becomes available at team level 30. You can either create your own Guild or join an existing one.

Guild Menu

You can find the Guild menu in the lower-left corner of the main game screen.

There, you can choose a Guild to join from the offered list. You can also use the search bar to find a certain Guild or filter the list based on your language preferences.

If you want to create your own Guild, click the Create guild button. You will have to choose your Guild name, language, minimum team level (from 30 to 130), and banner.

Celestial City

After you create or join a Guild, you will be able to visit Celestial City.

Here you can find:

1. Guild Island with Dungeon, titans, Heart of Power, Circle of Summoning, and Titan Soul Shop (if you have evolved at least one of your titans to the Absolute Star).
2. Asgard.
3. Titan Valley.
4. Sanctuary.
5. Guild War and Clash of Worlds.

Also, in the upper-left corner, you can click Members to view the list of your Guild members.

Here you can:

1. Find Guild positions and current activity points.
2. See the date and time of all important events (joining and quitting the Guild, activity, and position changes).
3. Invite players to the Guild (given that you have permission to do so).
4. Leave the Guild.

Leagues

There are four leagues in the game:

1. Gold league: 6 Guilds.
2. Silver league: 10 Guilds.
3. Bronze league: 30 Guilds.
4. Qualification league: all other Guilds on the server.

Silver and Gold league Guilds from all servers can participate in the Clash of Worlds.

You can find information on server leagues and current/previous week's results by clicking the Leagues button on the main Guild War screen.

By clicking the Rewards button in the Leagues tab, you can view all possible weekly and daily rewards.

The Log tab contains all battle records.

Guild Status

Click the Overview button to open the Guild Status window.

Here, you can find all the information about your Guild. You can see the Guild's status and statistics on all Guild activities (e.g., titanite, Guild activity, Prestige, Adventure, etc.) and check info on Guild Master's Presents. A Guild Master can also send out the presents from here.

In the Status tab, you will see the following sections:

1. The Guild Master, Generals, and Officers can see the Guild Settings button.
2. The Prestige Progress is at the top of the menu.
3. The Activity panel shows activity points earned by the Guild. Click it to go to the Guild activity rewards window.
4. The Titanite panel shows titanite earned by the Guild. Click it to go to the Dungeon.
5. The Guild War / Clash of Worlds panel shows detailed information about these game modes. Click the arrows in the heading to switch between Guild War and Clash of Worlds panels. The info changes depending on the current Guild War / Clash of Worlds stage.
6. The Guild log at the bottom shows records of Guild changes.

Guild Settings

Guild Masters can customize the Guild. To access the Guild settings:

1. Press Overview in the upper-left corner of the Guild screen.

   

2. Click the Gear icon near the Guild Flag.

   

In this menu, Guild Master can:

1. Set a minimum team level required to join.
2. Set the automatic dismissal for inactive members.
3. Select a preferred language for communication in the Guild.
4. Rename the Guild.
5. Rename Guild positions, i.e., Guild titles.
6. Change the Guild flag.
7. Manage the Guild's blacklist.

Minimum Team Level

Each Guild has a minimum team level required to join (from 30 to 130). The Guild Master sets it when creating a Guild and can change it in the Guild Settings.

The default team level is 30. Use the plus and minus buttons to adjust the minimum team level.

Automatic Dismissal

The game automatically dismisses a Guild member if they do not log in for several days. The Master can manage this setting and determine the number of days of inactivity before a member is dismissed in the Guild Settings.

The default value is three days. To disable the dismissal of inactive players, the Master needs to set the value to zero days:

Positions

Each Guild can have four positions: member, Officer, General, and Guild Master. The Guild Master can change the names of the positions in the Guild Settings.

Different positions grant different access levels. For example, Guild Masters, Generals, and Officers can expel members and add them to the Guild's blacklist.

There is also an additional role of a Leader, which is created specifically for the Clash of Worlds mode. Only Guild Masters and Leaders can give assignments for the Clash of Worlds battles. Unlike a General, a Leader has no additional Guild permissions outside the Clash of Worlds mode. For example, Leaders cannot kick Guild members out of the Guild or give assignments in the Guild War.

Guild Language

The Guild Master selects a preferred language for communication in a Guild when creating it and can change it later in the Guild Settings.

Guild Name

The Guild Master chooses a Guild name when creating a Guild. They can change it later in the Guild Settings by selecting the Change name option. Each name change costs 100 emeralds.

Guild Flag

Each Guild has a flag that represents their Guild. To change the Guild Flag, press the Banner button in the Guild Settings. Each banner change costs 100 emeralds.

There are several options to decorate the Guild Flag:

Guild's Blacklist

The Guild Master, Generals, and Officers can manage the Guild's Blacklist. To view the blacklist or edit it, select the corresponding section in the Guild Settings.

When expelling a player from the Guild, they can also blacklist them. This action prevents players from joining the Guild again.

To remove a player from the blacklist, click the X button next to their nickname.

Guild Quests

You can earn Guild Quest Points (1) and Guild Prestige (2) by completing Guild quests.

Quests are completed automatically, so you do not need to claim the Points and Prestige manually. Each quest can be repeated indefinitely: upon completion, the task becomes immediately available again with the same requirements. Also, unfinished quest progress carries over to the next day.

At the top of the Guild Quests menu, you can find a progress bar with personal rewards. To fill it up, earn Guild Quest Points by completing Guild quests. Once you get enough Guild Quest Points, you can collect a reward.

If you forget to collect these rewards before the reset, they will be sent to your in-game mail.
Personal rewards reset daily at 5:00 AM according to your in-game time zone. The timer counting down to the reset is located in the upper-right corner of the Guild Overview window. 

Some quests unlock after you activate a Prestige Ticket:

Prestige

Prestige is a Guild activity that requires the efforts of all Guild members. By completing Guild quests, every Guild member earns Guild Prestige. Thus, they contribute to the joint Prestige Progress and unlock Prestige levels. Once a Guild reaches a new Prestige level, Guild members can claim rewards in the Prestige tab.

There are two reward tracks: free and extra. Activate the Prestige Ticket to access the extra track and unlock special quests.

Purchasing the Ticket immediately unlocks the extra-track rewards for all currently available Prestige levels. 

You can purchase the Ticket for yourself or gift it to a Guildmate. However, you cannot gift it to a player who already has an active Ticket for the current Season.

The Ticket is valid until the end of the Season, even if you change the Guild.

Every five levels, you need to earn a certain amount of personal Prestige to unlock access to further rewards. The rule works even if such a reward has already been unlocked through the joint efforts of the Guild. This feature helps balance gameplay and ensures that every Guild member contributes to the Guild's Prestige.

You can view the required Prestige in the progress bar:

A standard Prestige Season lasts about four weeks. It follows a set schedule: each Season starts at 2:00 AM UTC on the 2nd day of the month, ends at 2:00 AM UTC on the 1st of the following month, and the results day follows.

After the Season ends, the Guild Prestige and rewards reset. Any unclaimed rewards are sent to players in their in-game mail.

Ranking

During the Season, Guilds compete against other Guilds in their group to earn the most Prestige. You can view your Guild's place by pressing Ranking either in the left-side menu or in the Prestige tab:

Groups are formed at the beginning of the Season and remain unchanged until it ends. Matchmaking is based on the number of Prestige Points earned in the previous Season. Each group consists of up to 10 Guilds, which may come from different servers.

Ranking rewards depend on the Guild's final position within its group and are the same for all players who are members of the Guild when the results are finalized. Rewards are sent automatically via in-game mail.

The Guild that finishes first in its group receives the temporary Prestige Champion banner frame for the next Season (the frame appears among the available Guild banner frames). If the Guild does not win again in the following Season, the frame is removed.

Changing Guilds

If you leave your Guild during an active Season, all unclaimed rewards are sent to your in-game mail. All the Prestige you have earned during the Season is deducted from the Guild's total Prestige and does not transfer with you. In a new Guild, you will have to earn Prestige from scratch, even if you return to the previous Guild.

Sometimes, the Prestige level of a Guild may go down in such a case. All available rewards unclaimed by other Guild members will be automatically sent to their in-game mailboxes. This feature prevents players from losing their rewards.

How to Leave the Guild

Officers, Generals, and members may leave the Guild whenever they want. To do so:

1. Press Members in the upper-left corner of the Guild screen.

   

2. Select Leave in the lower-right corner.

   

The Guild Master cannot leave the Guild without handing over their title to another player. After that, they can leave as an ordinary member.

Alternatively, they can disband the Guild at any time after expelling all members. To do so:

1. Press Members in the upper-left corner of the Guild screen.

   

2. Press the X icon next to the player's name to dismiss them.

   

3. After you dismiss all members, press Disband in the lower-right corner.

Guild Master's Offline

If your Guild Master does not log in to the game for more than 30 days in a row, their title is automatically transferred to an active player with the highest position after the 30-day timer has run out.

If the Guild Master logs in, the 30-day timer resets. Another way to transfer the title is to contact that player directly and ask them to manually transfer it to someone else.

Here you can find instructions on how the Master can transfer the title to another player.

Guild Recruitment

You can invite new members to your Guild or be invited to other Guilds. To invite a player to your Guild:

1. Open the Members menu on the Guild screen:

   

2. Press the Invite button:

   

There, you will see a menu where you can search for a player and invite them. You can search by name or ID (1), player level (2), hero power (3), titan power (4), player’s language (5), and Guild membership (6):

To check the invitations that have already been sent, go to the Invited tab.

You can also invite a player by clicking their avatar:

The player will receive an invitation in the Guild Recruitment chat:

If you do not want to receive invitations, go to the game settings and turn this feature off:

Guild Activities

There are two types of Guild activities to which you can contribute daily:​ titanite and activity points.

You earn titanite: when you clear Dungeon levels; when you spend emeralds on Summon 5 or Summon 50 options; when you get 80 Guild Quest Points; from the Oracle for having active Valkyrie's Favor.

When a Guild reaches a particular titanite threshold, each Guild member gets a reward:

• 1 Summoning Sphere for 750 titanite;
• 2 Summoning Spheres for 1,800 titanite;
• 3 Summoning Spheres for 3,000 titanite;
• 4 Summoning Spheres for 4,500 titanite;
• 5 Summoning Spheres for 7,500 titanite.

There are various ways to earn Guild activity points: You get one activity point for each energy point spent in the Campaign. You can exchange heroes' equipment for up to 2,000 activity points. To exchange equipment, go to the Activity tab in the Guild Status window and press the Exchange button. The rarer the item, the more points you get. If you exchange an item, it disappears from your Inventory. You get 150 activity points when you earn 30 Guild Quest Points. You can upgrade a Glyph to get 700 activity points.

Your Daily quest activity resets at 5:00 AM your in-game time, and Guild activity resets at 2:00 AM UTC.

If your in-game timezone is different from UTC, all activity and titanite earned between 2:00 AM UTC and 5:00 AM of your in-game timezone will not be counted in today's Guild activity. It is counted towards the Guild activities of the previous day.​

When a Guild reaches a particular Guild activity level, each Guild member gets a reward:

• 1 Guild Master's Present and 4 Great Enchantment Runes for 12,500 Guild activity points;
• 2 Guild Master's Presents and 5 Great Enchantment Runes for 27,500 Guild activity points;
• 3 Guild Master's Presents and 6 Great Enchantment Runes for 45,000 Guild activity points;
• 5 Guild Master's Presents and 7 Great Enchantment Runes for 65,000 Guild activity points.

Only Guild Masters can distribute Guild Master's Presents among the Guild members.

In the Statistics tab of the Overview window, you can find extensive information on Guild members' activity.

At the end of each day, the top three Guild members in activity points, Titanite, and Guild prestige receive Marks of Distinction.

Marks of Distinction can help the Guild Master distribute presents to the most active Guild members.