Parties, guilds and social systems

1. Decide what the guild is for: social, progression, market or all three.
2. Agree leadership and decision rules before the guild exists — mechanics can change, consent culture should not.
3. Keep a guild charter note in the planner; update it when verified features land.

Be honest about experience, share wipe notes, and screen invitations against verified guild features. The dungeon-preparation page’s etiquette rules extend to every social system.

When mechanic facts are missing, resolve social disputes by the charter, not the forum. If a guild system turns out to be verified and disappointing, the corrections page takes the report.

NC’s Global contents and Steam store advertise solo challenges, five-player party content and ten-player group dungeons. The four named Expedition records retain their specific up-to-five-player scope; ten-player content does not enlarge those records. NC’s transfer notice says all instanced content, including dungeons, is cross-server. Matchmaking flow, level gates, required roles, rewards and resets remain unconfirmed.