Atlantica Guild Points

Guild Points Increase

Creating a guild has great advantages for Atlantica players. You’ll have a lot of people to search or work with to make Atlantica one of the most community friendly games I’ve ever played. With a guild you can create crafting jobs that, once completed, can be shared with all members of the guild. For example: brewing a ton of potions would help the guild heal or recover mana and save money that way. Potions is just a simple example of the types of jobs you can create for the guild. There are much more rewarding perks and craft jobs available.

Every time you complete a crafting job, you earn some guild points which are essential for the growth and levels of your guilds. There are TWO main ways to collect guild points for the guild. I’ll start with the first one, since you don’t have a choice in the other option at the beginning until you get a city, since that’s the goal. A lesser way to get some easy guild points is to make sure your members don’t log out when they’re done playing! You get guild points for people who are online and active.

Guild Quests!

These are important to purchase early on, especially when first creating a guild, as the first few days are very crucial to the growth and success of your guild. You can start a guild quest by purchasing a manager scroll from the market. Once again, there are levels of Manager Scrolls that you can buy (Beg, Int, Adv). You can right click on these scrolls and get a guild quest and complete them like you would any other quest, once you complete it you will automatically get the guild points and experience or gold that might have come along with the quest.

Once you get enough points, you will be able to gain more levels for your guild and you will be able to recruit more members. I would encourage members to do 3-4 guild quests a day (they don’t take much time). Your main goal when starting your guild is to get that CITY! I would recommend that you save up at least 3k-3.5k guild points before bidding on a city. Don’t worry too much about which city you get at the start, though a popular city would be awesome but would have more competition. Once you have the town you can save to dispute other higher level ones.

City quests + buildings!

Once you have taken control of a city, you have the ability to complete city quests which are a bit more difficult than normal guild quests in my opinion. The degree of difficulty also depends on the level you have. However, I have found the city quests to be a bit more convenient. To start a town quest, you must have an administrator scroll, just like with guild quests. Just right click.

Helpful Hint When Doing Guild, City or Normal Quests: Particularly in City Quests and Guild Quests and in some cases normal quests, you will be asked to kill monsters that you have no idea where they might be. Unless you’re someone who likes to explore and work less, you’re going to be a bit frustrated. Share Monster INFO! if you have enough Will, ask your guild or ask your friends to share the information of the monster if they have it. If you can get 3 pieces of information on a single monster, you can teleport directly or move automatically if you want. This will save you tons of time when you want to get through quests quickly and do less frantic searches.

City buildings!

You can also get a ton of guild points by starting and completing town buildings. But just like creating a job with the guild, your guild members must be active to complete the job. After each battle, you will complete a part of certain jobs or buildings by a certain amount depending on the level and the level of the monsters that are defeated.