The short answer
Group sizes, guild features, friend lists, chat channels and social tools are unresolved. The social record contract (group size, invite rules, guild features, cross-faction limits) is defined here, and the honesty rule is simple: social features that appear in promotional material are promotional, not verified; observed sessions with build and date build the real record.
Before you start
- No party, guild or social system detail is verified.
- Cross-faction social rules depend on unresolved faction records.
Planning a guild on unresolved rules
- Decide what the guild is for: social, progression, market or all three.
- Agree leadership and decision rules before the guild exists — mechanics can change, consent culture should not.
- Keep a guild charter note in the planner; update it when verified features land.
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The etiquette floor
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.
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Troubleshooting: guild drama without facts
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.
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Your checklist
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Research checked 2026-09-21. This is a source-based guide; Kingy has not independently play-tested these steps. Evidence and coverage.
The social record contract
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