How To Pick The Best Guild In Throne And Liberty

Summary

Choose a Guild based on your playstyle and objectives in Throne and Liberty.
Participate in Guild activities for rewards like Guild Coins and leveling up for better buffs.
Be cautious of item distribution practices and focus on contributing to unlocking Guild Skills for benefits.

Throne and Liberty has a lot of social play, and its Guild System can be a little overwhelming at first. Combining the best aspects of many MMORPGs, the Guilds are available to several types of players, and the rewards players can get by participating in their activities can be quite attractive.

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So, to pick the best Guild, this list has some crucial tips that players should be aware of before requesting access to any of the Guilds available on one's server. From the most obvious characteristics to some hidden mechanics the Guilds have, and that can be a little hard to understand on the first go.

1 Mind Your Playstyle

It is Important To Find A Suitable Guild

Guilds are often divided into either PvP focused, or PvE focused, but other important factors will define how a Guild behaves in the server and interacts with other player factions. Some Guilds choose to form Alliances and band together in even larger Guilds, some aim to dominate the PvP rankings, while others want to enjoy the game leisurely with friends.

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It all comes down to the Guild description, and once players open the menu, they'll notice most of the open guilds have some "requirements" to participate. These requirements will be intrinsically bound to the guild playstyle, so players should check if those fit their own, and then apply.

2 Guild Activities And Bounties

A Good Way To Form Bonds And Earn Extra Loot

PvE-focused Guilds might post Guild Contracts that are divided into three types: Territory Mob Control, Dynamic Event, and Open World Dungeon. Each of these types is available for all guild members, and active since the Guild leaders or officials select them. These can be re-rolled, and there can only be three of these active at any time.

Participating in them will accumulate contribution points, which will then add to a ranking among all the players who participate and grant rewards like Guild Coins and Restoration Coins for the players according to their efforts. These contracts are the way Guilds have to level up, which will allow the guild to grant better buffs to the players, control more territories as well as receive loads of extra benefits.

3 Territory War Is Fun, But Not For All

Ideal For PvP Focused Players, Bad For Grinders And Farmers

PvP-focused Guilds will request their members to actively contribute to their war efforts, which are basically controlling territories and defending them from other guilds trying to seize control of the same. If players are not looking for a fight, it is a bad idea to join one of these guilds.

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Guilds can openly enter conflict with other guilds, which will trigger a global event where all players will be marked as PvP-enabled, and this is bad if a player is just chilling while completing quest objectives, since now they will be fiercely hunted by other members of the rival guilds (and their allies). At the same time, if players are looking to complete a quest and enter a disputed territory, they will also be attacked and this means it's either fighting or dying shamefully. It's not for everyone, and players shouldn't be ashamed of diverting their attention from PvP toward PvE, though some hardcore guilds might expel them.

4 Item Distribution Is Managed By The Guild

One of the most controversial aspects of Throne and Liberty's Guild System is its "Item Distribution" features. When several guild members are participating in a World Boss/Field Boss event, and then a player gets a singular drop, some guilds can choose to send the item to the Guild Management tab, and then decide who gets to keep said item.

This can be an issue because of the "human greed factor" which is present in every game. Some Guilds like to foul play by using members to constantly Raid Field Bosses, then hoard items and do power leveling for "real-life money." This is an issue with every similar MMORPG that has plagued the scene since Lineage 2, and players should carefully collect information before joining any of the big guilds, lest they get trapped in one of these situations.

5 Guild Skills Are The Stars Of The Show

And They Greatly Boost The Gameplay Experience For All Members

Every Guild has a level, and the more they level up, the more Guild Skills they will unlock. These are used to grant several important buffs that grant extra XP, extra loot, and better chances for rare items dropping in certain dungeons. So, it is important to check how the guild has leveled up and how they use their Guild Skills to see if players will be able to harness all their benefits.

It is also important to contribute items and collect Guild Coins, which in time can be exchanged for exclusive items in the Guild Store Managers, present in each city and inside the Guild Halls. So, when picking guilds, check all these above-mentioned factors and don't forget to join one where having fun is the number one priority.

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