"Create your guild, invite your friends, gear up, and conquer the server!"

Guilds is a progressive, aggressive, competitive, and fast-paced gamemode.

The primary aim of the gamemode is to finish 1st on the Top Guilds leaderboard. Rewards include server shop credit, coupons, and exclusive in-game cosmetics such as prefixes. The server resets every three months. All items acquired are cleared, providing a fresh start.

MAP

The main safezone (spawn) is located at x=0, z=0 (0,0), so you always have a compass of where to go, should you need to return to a safezone; some features will only be accessible if you’re in a safezone, such as the in-game shop and crates. At spawn, you can teleport to a random location on the map between 2000 blocks and 5000 blocks from 0,0. The size of the overworld map is 10,000 x 10,000.

The Nether and the End, which will have staggered releases, will be the same size.

There are three additional safe zones located around the map, further out. You will always have access to the coordinates of your closest safezone (/safezone).

Four King of the Hill (Koth) sites are located around the main safezone, roughly a thousand blocks out from 0,0.

You can view an online version of the map (/g map).

The only way to access the Nether and End is through their respective landmarks. Players cannot construct their own nether portals. Players have access to the coordinates of both Nether and End landmarks (/nether and /end). Both worlds will not be accessible during Week One. Once in either Nether or End, you can only get back to the overworld via the same single portal.

CLAIMING

The Base Anchor is a placeable block that provides base protection and a secure area by preventing unauthorized players from interacting within it.

The Base Anchor is the foundation to your guild claim. If it is destroyed or the guild's claims tax is unpaid, the claim will expire, and your base will be vulnerable. Any player can destroy a guild’s Base anchor - it is the only block not protected by the claim.

The Base Anchor requires upkeep; it will withdraw funds from your guild’s account every day. Larger claims cost more to maintain. If there are insufficient funds in the guild, your claims will decay over time.

RAIDING

Each guild will have a Deaths-till-raidable ratio (DTR). If a guild’s DTR becomes negative, the guild’s claim will become inactive. Every time a member of a guild dies, the guild’s DTR will deteriorate by 1.00. The DTR will start to regenerate after a given period of no deaths in the guild. Killing members of other guilds will raise a guild’s DTR.

If a member of a top 3 guild dies, the guild’s DTR will reduce by 2.00.

The best method of raiding a claim is to make the guild 'go raidable' by killing members of the guild, lowering their DTR, and eventually turning their claim into wilderness.

Explosions do not do damage to claimed land, but can destroy a guild's Base Anchor, which, doing so would turn the claim to wilderness.

LIVES / DEATHBANS

Each player starts with 5 lives. If you die, you lose a life. Lives regenerate over time. If you die with 0 lives remaining, you are then deathbanned. Deathbans only apply to the guild's server - not the network. You cannot buy or trade lives. There is no lifesteal mechanic.

LANDMARKS

Landmarks are large, recognizable structures scattered across the world that act as challenging PvE zones filled with tougher mobs.

These areas are designed for well-equipped players, as the enemies inside have higher health and deal more damage than normal. There are eight landmarks in total, including two that serve as portals to the Nether and the End, and you can view every Landmark's location at any time (/landmarks).

Fighting through a landmark can be rewarding, as mobs within have a rare chance to drop a Landmark Crate Key, which can then be used to open a Landmark Crate found in any safezone. These crates contain powerful, exclusive items, including the Savaged Gear Set, which has a random enchantment roll for each set item. Obtaining one Landmark Crate Key has the chance of rewarding you with a high-end piece of gear.

KING OF THE HILL

King of the Hill (Koth) is the elite competitive feature on the guild's server, providing the highest-end rewards and gear. Koth occurs four times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The player who stays on the cap for the longest time during Koth is rewarded with a Koth Crate Key (not the player who is capping Koth when the event ends). The winning player’s guild also gains Score. There are a total of 4 warzone Koths. You can get information about the Koth schedule and coordinates (/koth).

BOUNTIES

Bounties can be placed on other players. Once a bounty is claimed, the money goes to the player who killed the target. There is a bounty leaderboard displaying the best bounty hunters on the server. At the end of the season, the top 3 bounty hunters are rewarded with an exclusive prefix. There is a bounty grace period of 48 hours for new players.

MONEY

The in-game shop is limited; the responsibility is on players to work for their gear and guild. The shop will only provide the basics to start, such as farming materials and basic blocks. Seasonal server events will also allow for price changes. The shop can only be accessed in safe zones. Players have to travel to one of four safe zones throughout the map to access the shop.

There are a variety of ways to make money:

(1) Farming: certain crops sell higher than others, but may be harder to harvest or obtain. Ideal for early to late game.

(2) Mob grinders: spawners are hard and expensive to obtain, but contribute to Guild score when placed and are a good passive income method. Ideal for mid to late game.

(3) Landmark Crate: Killing Landmark mobs can reward players with a Landmark Crate Key. This is used to open a Landmark Crate, where money can be won. Ideal for early to mid-game.

(4) Bounties: Although hard to complete, they can be very rewarding but require effort and time. If you are a ‘pride-concerned’ player, bounties can be very appealing. Ideal for any stage of the game.

SUPPLY DROPS

Supply drops replace the traditional crates system. You can purchase supply drops from the store. There are different types of supply drops: weapons (combative) and armor (reinforced). Once purchased, players can call in their drop (/supplydrop summon). Players have a choice of what items arrive in the drop to suit their specific needs; there is no gambling or chance involved in supply drops. After confirmation, the supply drop will be broadcast into chat, so be prepared and cautious with where you use it, as others may try and hijack your loot. There is a maximum number of Supply Drops you can purchase per account. There is also a cooldown on purchase.

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