Recurring objectives for the whole guild

• The guild quest board rotates through 3 daily, 3 weekend, and 3 monthly quests.
• These quests are shared guild goals rather than personal missions.
• They reward the guild with combinations of gold, guild experience, and storage items.
• Quest sets are designed to push guilds into activity every day, every weekend, and over longer monthly spans.

Main quest families

• Combat: kill players with your guild, kill monsters with your guild, or kill bosses with nearby guild members.
• Contribution: donate gold or premium points to strengthen the guild economy.
• Growth: gain guild experience and push the guild level forward.
• Prism Activity: win prism defenses or take part in prism conflict goals.
• Professions: mining, herbalist, woodcutting, fishing, crafting, armorsmith, weaponsmith, and jewelsmith.

Long-term guild milestones

• Guild achievements are permanent progression milestones rather than rotating quests.
• They cover growth, contribution, PvP, prism warfare, professions, and guild longevity.
• Some are hand-crafted unique achievements, while others are threshold ladders that scale up over many ranks.
• Rewards commonly include guild gold, guild experience, and item rewards, with some special cosmetic or prestige rewards in higher tracks.

What is tracked

• Guild growth: guild level reached, guild member count, guild age in days.
• Contribution: gold contribution total, premium contribution total, quest claims completed.
• Prism warfare: prism attack kills, prism defense kills, prism destructions, and prism loot collected.
• Combat: global player kills, monster kill totals, and boss kills with guild requirements.
• Professions and world systems: dynasty placements, mining, herbalist, woodcutting, crafting, and other profession totals.

Direct guild-vs-guild control points

• Prisms are active guild objectives placed into the world.
• Enemy guilds can attack them to challenge your control and steal part of the prism value on victory.
• Prism attacks have preparation time, battle duration, shield time after defense, and reattack cooldowns.
• The current server setup steals 25% of prism value when attackers win.

Key limits and timings

• Base prism capacity starts at 0 and must be unlocked through guild perks.
• Maximum prism capacity is 4 through guild perk progression.
• Prism placement cooldown is 2 hours.
• Attack preparation is 10 minutes, battle duration is 15 minutes, and post-defense shield is 6 hours.

Your guild's long-term city control node

• A Dynasty Core is placed in a city and controls a tax radius around that location.
• Default radius is 80 tiles.
• NPC buy and sell actions inside the radius are taxed, and that value feeds the dynasty system.
• The core stores gold, passively generates dynasty tokens, and gains dynasty experience.
• Default passive token generation is 1 token per hour.

What happens if enemies win

• Dynasty attacks use a 10 minute prepare window and a 15 minute battle window.
• After a defense win, the city gets a 6 hour shield.
• If attackers destroy the core, they can steal the stored gold buffer and the stored dynasty tokens.
• The attack cooldown for the same guild against the same dynasty is 7 days.

Rotating dynasty events with temporary bonuses

• The event calendar rotates special dynasty events that temporarily modify how a guild benefits from its active Dynasty Core.
• These events are designed to make different days favor different strategies instead of every city behaving the same way all week.
• Some events push economy, some give direct player EXP, some activate board quests, and some improve passive dynasty token gain.
• The active event is visible in the dynasty interface so guilds can plan defense, attacks, farming, and quest routing around it.

Treat it like a planning tool

• Tax-focused events are best used on active trade days where the city is busy.
• Quest and experience events are strong when your guild wants to push player progression in one session.
• Board quest days are ideal for feeding both personal rewards and owner rewards into the placed core.
• Token surge days reward simply keeping the core alive and protected for the full event window.

Recurring quests tied to owning a city

• Dynasty quests also rotate as 3 daily, 3 weekend, and 3 monthly quests.
• They are built around actually owning and using an active Dynasty Core.
• Rewards commonly include gold, experience, and dynasty tokens.
• Many dynasty quests are only meaningful if your guild is defending, taxing, or farming around a real active city.

What is tracked

• City economy: generate dynasty tax gold and collect city value.
• Token growth: gain dynasty tokens and feed long-term progression.
• Combat ownership: win dynasty defenses or kill bosses while your guild owns an active core.
• Professions under control: gather and craft while your core is active in its city.
• Duration goals: keep a dynasty core active for a target number of days.

Long-term milestones for city control

• Dynasty achievements mirror guild achievements, but they focus on city ownership and dynasty warfare instead of general guild growth.
• They reward repeated city control, successful attacks, defenses, resource collection, and defender progression.
• Some dynasty achievements also award passive-tree related progression through defender growth tracks.

What is recorded

• Ownership: total core placements and attack starts.
• Defense: defense participation totals and defense wins.
• Resources: collected gold totals, collected dynasty token totals, and board quest experience collection.
• Combat: player kills during attacks and defenses, plus core destruction totals.
• Defender growth: paladin, knight, and mage defender level milestones.

• 100: Vitality I, +8% max health.
• 200: Precision I, +6% damage.
• 300: Stride I, +4% speed.
• 400: Guard I, +3 defense and +3 armor.
• 500: Mastery I, +5% health and +5% damage.
• 600: Holy Volley.
• 700: Radiant Burst.
• 800: Sanctuary.
• 900: Judgment Chain.
• 1000: Divine Storm.

• 100: Vitality I, +8% max health.
• 200: Bulwark I, +4 defense and +4 armor.
• 300: Fury I, +6% damage.
• 400: Stride I, +4% speed.
• 500: Mastery I, +5% health and +5% damage.
• 600: Cleave.
• 700: Shield Bash.
• 800: War Stomp.
• 900: Earthshatter.
• 1000: Execution.