A “guild” is a group of [a minimum of] 8 players to [a maximum of] 150 players who share the same objectives and goals. They may engage in RvR raids on enemy settlements, Pit Boss raids, form XP groups, or guild-versus-guild battles. The most successful guilds in the race have the chance to control their race’s settlement towns and reap the benefits of their own special mining area as well as impose taxes on the Auction House (aka. Auction Services) system.

Guilds also play a vital role in Chip Wars as each guild can represent a fighting battalion. The race leader(s) present at the Chip War may want a certain guild to block a certain route, and this is where “representative chat” comes into play – a private channel for guild and race leaders to discuss and coordinate their plans for the battle.

Creating and Joining Guilds

 To create a guild you will need to assemble a party of 8 players who have reached level 30 and have class advanced. Guild creation will cost you 24,000,000 race RF Online Gold. Once you are prepared to create your guild, head to the Guild Manager NPC in your HQ and talk to him. Select the “Create Guild” option. Guild names may be up to 16 characters long and may contain numbers. Keep the official Naming Policy rules in mind when creating a guild name.

To join a guild, simply open the guild window by pressing CTRL+G, and then enter the name of the guild you wish to join and click “Input”. This will send a notice to the guild senate, and they will decide whether to accept or reject you.

 Guild Management

Guild management is very simple, and management options are only available to the guild senate (leader, founders, and committee). Open the guild window and just click on the“Management” tab. You will see three options.

Guild Applicants – this is where you will find a list of all those who have applied to the guild and await an answer. You can select each entry and use the buttons on the bottom of the guild window to “Accept” or “Deny” them.
Present a Case – here you can create a poll for several guild issues: (a) kick members from the guild, (b) withdraw RF Online Gold from your guild bank, (c) propose a member to be promoted to “leader” status, and (d) create an emblem for your guild. Each senate member can vote for “yes” or “no” for your case in the “Case Information” section under the “General” tab. Case options are restricted by guild grade.
Guild Ledger – the ledger is like a guild bank statement. It allows the senate members to view the most recent transactions of the guild bank. RF Online Gold deposited, withdrawn, and by who.