Guild Roles & Permissions
A guild is created at the Guild Master NPC from level 100 and holds up to 20 members, with up to 2 guilds per alliance. There are seven ranks, highest to lowest: Guild Master, Assistant Guild Master, Battle Master, Veteran, Elite Member, Member and Recruit. Everyone joins as a Recruit, and the guild master appoints ranks from the Members list.
The guild master appoints ranks from the Members tab — Position opens the list above.
Only the guild master can invite, kick, promote, declare a guild war or change alliances — and a member leaving the guild is the one exception to the kick rule. A guild has at most one Assistant Guild Master and two Battle Masters, and only the guild master writes the guild notice. The bank columns are the defaults: the guild master can open withdrawals up to any rank in the guild settings, and is always allowed himself.
Guild Bank
The guild bank is storage the whole guild shares: 3 item pages plus a shared Zen pot, so materials and drops for sieges and events don't have to sit in one person's vault. Any rank may deposit by default; withdrawing is limited to the officers, and the guild master decides which ranks may take things out.
3 item pages and the guild's shared Zen, deposited and withdrawn from the buttons below.
The guild master ticks, rank by rank, who may put items IN the bank and take them OUT — the master's own access can't be revoked.
PIN: The guild master can protect the bank with a PIN, exactly like a personal vault. While one is set, every member has to unlock the bank once per session before its contents show or anything can be moved — and only the guild master can change or remove it. Five wrong PINs lock that member out of the bank for 10 minutes, only one member can have the bank open at a time, and a guild can only be disbanded once its bank is empty.
Alliances & guild wars
Two plates on the left edge of the guild window [G], for the guild master only, open a list of every guild online on your game server — one to build an alliance (up to 2 guilds), one to declare war. Each row ends in a button that invites that guild or declares war on it in one click.
Guild Alliance — online guilds with their members online and score; the plate at the end of a row invites that guild.
Guild Wars — the same list; the plate at the end of a row declares war. An incoming request is answered in the banner on top.
A row turns grey when that guild's master is offline, when it already belongs to an alliance, or when either side is already at war. A guild that is entirely offline isn't listed: type its name into the search field — a war challenge then waits until their master logs in.