Crossbow - Daggers

Greatsword - Dagger

Longbow - Dagger

Longbow - Staff

Staff - Dagger

Crossbow - Staff

Sword & Shield - Greatsword

Sword and Shield - Dagger

Sword and Shield - Wand

Introduction

Guilds are a vital part of several systems in TL. Learn everything you need to know in our Throne and Liberty Guild Guide.

General Information

Once your level 3, you’ll be able to join a guild. You can use the Guild UI Tab to search for an existing Guild to join OR start creating your own. If you choose to create your Guild, you’ll get to choose the following options

  • Guild Emblem
  • Guild Emblem Color
  • Guild Name

You can leave a guild at any time but THERE IS A COOLDOWN TO JOIN ANOTHER GUILD ONCE YOU LEAVE.

Guild Bases

Guild Bases are available to Guilds once the guild hits level 2. Some of the features of Guild Bases are listed below

  • Increased mana and health regen while in the Base
  • An Arena where you can Duel with Guild Members called Home Arena
  • Guild Merchants
  • Guild Raids

Guild Raids

Guild Raids are PVE activities located in Guild Halls that allow guild members to fight Raid bosses for weekly rewards. As Guilds level, they will gain access to different Raid bosses. Guild Raids must be started by Guild Officers above the Advisor Rank.

When the boss is defeated, players will be teleported back to the Guild Hall after receiving the rewards

Guild Contracts

Guild Contracts are quest like activities that Guilds can take part of to complete to earn Rewards such as Guild Coins. There are 3 types of contracts:

  • Territory Contracts – Defeat specific enemies in different regions
  • Dynamic Event Contracts – Complete a Dynamic event with special conditions.
  • Dungeon Contracts – defeat monsters in specific dungeons

Guilds can complete multiple Guild Contracts a day and will earn Guild XP and resources upon completion. Everything related to the Guild that you complete (including donations) provides a Guild member with Guild Coins, which can be spent at the Guild Merchant.

Guild PVP

PVP and territory control as a Guild is the true end-game of Throne and Liberty. Guilds prepare for months and weeks to become the best of the best. As a Guild, you can expect to participate in the following:

  • Guild PVP Events
  • Castle Sieges
  • Boonstone & Riftstone Wars
  • Open World Raid Boss (PVP on)

Guild PVP Events usually bring beneficial rewards and XP for the Guild Level overall. As a result it’s important to stay on top of these Events as well as the contracts. These types of Events works the same as a standard PVP Event – except your Guild as a whole is ranked rather than individual players.

Castle Siege is the pinnacle of Guild PVP in Throne and Liberty. An entire server’s Guilds and PVP players in general gather to fight for the Throne. To win the Castle, Guilds need to rely on their Alliance to ensure your army is big enough to capture the Throne Room. To see more on Castle Sieges, check out our Siege guide.

Boonstone and Riftstone Wars work on a declaration-based system. When it comes to making your claim on the map, your Guild Ranking plays a vital role in gaining priority. As a result, it is crucial to keep active as a Guild and fight for the stones. Both the Boonstone AND Riftstone Wars are strictly 1v1 – Guild vs Guild warfare. Owning a Boonstone and Riftstone is a must for top Guilds, for the resources, buffs and most importantly – an additional Raid Boss kill. A Guild leader or Guardian must look to buy some Guild Flags from the Guild Merchant, as they’ll be required to capture a Rift or Boonstone.

Finally, Open World Raid Boss events are usually conflict events more often than not. This means that PVP is on within the Boss arena. As a result, multiple groups and Guilds duke it out while trying to deal damage to the boss & secure the Boss loot.

Guild Ranking

Guild Ranking is important to any semi-serious Guild or above in Throne and Liberty. Ranking provides priority in a number of scenarios. For example, gaining priority on Boonstone/Riftstone declarations over lower ranked Guilds. To check your Guild’s current standing, simply press “ESC” and head to the “Ranking” button.

Having the Guild at Rank 1 provides a unique Skill that only the Guild Leader has access to. These powerful Skills handed out at the top of the Rankings can turn the tides of battle. Several times throughout Throne and Liberty, Guild Ranking is used as a measurement for rewards. For example, Milestone Rewards.

On the Guild Menu, you can also see the amount of times your guild has successfully captured and won a Riftstone or Boonstone.

Throne and Liberty Guild Guide

That concludes our Throne and Liberty Guild Guide. For more Throne and Liberty Guides, check out our Home Page.