Guilds have always had some perks available, like Guild Banks, Guild Flagships, Guild Strongholds, and of course Conquest rewards available to all participating members. You can also block specific characters or Legacies from your Guild.You can set a specific character from a Legacy as that player's "main" character in the guild.You can sort your Guild members by Legacy, making it easy to manage alternate characters that are part of your Guild.You also control the Guild Bank settings for your Guild.You set the rank of your individual Guild members.If the Guild Leader becomes a preferred player, the highest-ranking Premium player in the guild will be promoted to Leader in their place. Premium (Subscriber) guilds can only be led by Premium players (with a current subscription). The maximum number of potential guild members is 1000 characters. Guilds created by and run by Free-to-Play players will find that their Guild features are limited.Ī guild must have at least 4 characters as members (the minimum amount needed to create the guild in the first place). They can also send a message of the day that Guild members see upon login. The Guild Leader can create new ranks of the Guild, and assign powers to those ranks. Type in the name you would like your guild to have and click on Create to form your Guild. Once you have met these requirements, visit the Regional Guild administration office (located on Coruscant for Republic and Dromund Kaas for Empire) and pay a one-time fee of 5,000 Credits. In order to be a Guild Leader, your character must be level 10 or higher. The leader of the group will become the Guild Leader. To create a Guild, you must form a full four-member party (each founding member cannot be a member of another Guild).
Here's what you need to know about setting up and leading a Guild in Star Wars™: The Old Republic™
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