Guilds
Guilds are player-created communities where you can team up, chat, and compete together.
Joining a Guild
Browsing Guilds
- Click Guild in the Profile section of the main menu
- Click Browse to see all active guilds
- Search by name or tag to find a specific guild
- Each guild card shows the name, tag, leader, member count, and motto
Requesting to Join
- Find a guild you'd like to join
- Click Request to Join
- Optionally include a message explaining why you'd like to join
- The guild's leader or officers will review your request
- You'll receive a Moogle Mail notification when your request is approved or declined
You can only be in one guild at a time.
Creating a Guild
Guild creation requires admin approval to maintain quality.
- Click Guild in the main menu, then Create Guild
- Fill in:
- Guild Name (up to 50 characters)
- Guild Tag (2-4 uppercase letters or numbers, displayed as [TAG] next to your name)
- Description (tell people what your guild is about)
- Motto (optional short phrase)
- Click Submit Application
- An admin will review your application and approve or reject it
- You'll receive a Moogle Mail notification with the result
- If approved, you become the guild's Leader
Guild Roles
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Leader | Full control: promote, demote, kick, transfer leadership, update guild info, disband |
| Officer | Approve/reject join requests, kick members (below their rank) |
| Member | Access guild chat, participate in guild activities |
Guild Tags
Your guild tag appears in gold brackets before your name throughout the site:
- Lobby chat — Messages show [TAG] before your username
- Who's Online — Your tag appears next to your name in the player list
- Player profiles — Your guild name and tag display on your profile
Guild Chat
Each guild has a private chat channel accessible only to its members. Guild chat uses the same features as lobby chat (BBCode formatting, emojis) but messages are only visible to guild members.
Managing Your Guild
For Leaders
- Promote members to Officer
- Demote officers back to Member
- Kick any member from the guild
- Transfer Leadership to another member (you become an Officer)
- Update the guild's description and motto
- Disband the guild (permanent, notifies all members)
For Officers
- Approve or reject join requests
- Kick members (cannot kick other officers or the leader)
Leaving a Guild
Click Leave Guild from your guild page. If you're the leader, you must first transfer leadership to another member or disband the guild.
Tips
- Choose your tag wisely — It's visible everywhere and represents your guild
- Write a good description — It helps attract the right members
- Promote active members — Officers help manage the guild when you're offline
- Use guild chat — Coordinate strategies and build community