Guilds

In order to create the guild, the original chief must pay 1,000 sesterce. **Guilds** can have a max of 16 players per guild. There are 4 ranks within a guild: chief, elder, warrior, and villager. This entire set of screens included in this page are called the "Guild House" in this game.

## Guild Settings

The chief is the leader of the guild. They have control of the Guild User Interface (UI) in the Guild Settings tab.

From this UI, the chief can change the guild name, the abbreviation for the guild, the invite settings, and the shield. The chief is the only player with access to the Guild Settings tab in each guild.

## Guild Overview

~~When you first view the Guild House, you will see the Guild Overview tab with the current member list, their collected guild XP since they joined, and their rank. You will also see the current guild shield and guild level. The guild member list is only ordered by rank. The chief is listed first, elders (if there are any) are listed second, warriors are listed third, and villagers are listed fourth. Within the ranks, there is no order to how the members are listed. It is random and isn't controlled by the guild chief. If you are last in the list of the warriors, there is no design or motive to this- its down to how the computer places you and nothing else.~~

In this tab, every player has a small blue arrow at the end of their name row. For most players, clicking this arrow of another player gives the option to follow the other player, view them on the friendsmap, and to send them a message. Elders will have those options in addition to having an option to remove players from the guild. The chief has all these options in addition to the ability to turn the leadership over to another player and promote/demote players.

With update 1.4.2, we have an updated Guild House. What was once the Guild Overview is now the Guild Members and is the 2nd tab. The new Guild Overview is listed below as Guild Level. On the new Guild Member's screen, we have player name (1), rank (2), guild xp (3), and last online (4) listed at the top. We can now see how long it has been since a player has last logged in, a request players have been making for a very long time. This shows it by hours, days, or currently online.

## Guild Level

The ~~second screen~~ you can view is the guild level screen. It is by far the most important screen of all the guild UIs. It shows the bonuses the guild has earned, the current progress in reaching the next level, and the top 3 guild XP earners for the guild. See the guild leWith update 1.4.2vel page for more, this information.

    With update 1.4.2, this is the first tab you see now. It is now called the Guild Overview.

## Disbanding a Guild

Disbanding a guild deletes the guild from the game. Only the chief has this option. To disband a guild, the chief must visit his/her friendsmap and click their village. Three buttons show up over their village: Statistics and Interesting Facts, View Guild, and Disband Guild. Click *disband guild* and follow the prompts.

All players in the guild will suddenly be without a guild, they will lose all of the guild level bonuses from their guild level, and all guild XP earned to date will be lost. Once a guild is disbanded, there is *no way to get it back*.There are few reasons a guild would need to disband. If you are chief and don't want to be chief any longer, pass leadership to someone else instead of disbanding. Leave the guild if you must, but think very hard about it before you disband the entire guild.

## Inactive Guild Chief

In the event that a guild chief becomes inactive, there are some options for the guild. Someone can contact the in-game support with their issue. In-game support will contact the guild chief and give him/her 14 days to respond. If the chief does not respond in that time, one of the elders or another member of the guild will be randomly appointed to the chief position. Alternatively, players can join a different guild or make a new one.