Guild Fealty and Guild Cultivation

This guide focuses on ways of gaining guild fealty(called guild contribution aswell) and benefits of being in the guild. It also includes a basic explanation of guild cultivation feature.

Introduction

Let’s start with the fact, that I do recommend you to join an already existing guild, rather than making one on your own. Same goes for the Server. Revelation Online is a game focused on long-time progression, and you will benefit way more from already developed structures, and experience/help from other players. This guide is not about the guild building development.

Guild Quests

Guild quests are one of the basic way to contribute to the guild and gain fealty (guild contribution) in exchange. There are three basic types of guild quests.

a. Daily chain of quest - it consist of 10quests given by Renato Boldwind. Those quests are pretty self-explanatory though a few tips won’t hurt ^^
>After you go inside the Tavern and serve drinks – click on one of the sitting npc and recommend him/her to work in your guild. That’s additional 10fealty.
>Last quest is about interaction with another player (lovers lift emote, duel, or using an item from your quest bag on a player --> you can target a npc staying nearby and use the item onto him, it works as well)
>During the “taking up the fish basket” you can get a chest, you need to be in party with someone and pick it up simultaneously.
>If you don’t have time to do your guild-quest-chain at least take 1quest into your quest log, and the next day you will be able to do 2chains (that trick works also with the 120quest-chain, normally it’s 1per week, but if you didn’t have time you can just do as much as you can, and don’t abandon it. Next week you will be able to finish the one started, and take up a new chain.

b. Taskboard quests – on the opposite side from Tavern, you will find a Taskboard. There, each day you can find 3quests to help the residents rest and 1quest to perform some “tricky” action. Moreover, if there is any construction in your guild base, there will be 4additional quests to help with building for each construction. (Usually, guilds try to have 2/3 construction going on all the time). Lots of people ignore those quests, since they don’t give much fealty, but they do give quite nice amounts of imperial Notes, which you will need quite a lot at the beginning, so I recommend not skipping them.

c. Merchant runs – that’s one of the biggest fealty boost you can get. It also gives a percentage of notes based on the notes you gathered during the run. Lots of people ignore this daily-chain, but if you have some more time, or you can chill around near your pc to monitor it every few mins, it’s a very good way to gain some nice amount of fealty (60per first quest, and 40per each next quest).



*There might be some additional hidden quests for achievement/title or quest appearing on Taskboard during exploration – expanding your guild base in case of newly made guilds. So look around yourselves a bit :3

Guild Resources

Beside some Imperial Notes, you will gain blue and purple pieces of paper into your inventory from all those quests. 10of each can be right-clicked into a book. Using right-click on the book will open a window where you can put every guild resource and exchange it for fealty.

After you were in guild for at least 72h, you can also gather Nimbus wood/Mittite daily (depending on the building-lvl in your guild the amount of gatherable resources differ, so just gather till the notification about maximum amount pop) The gatherable wood/ Mittite are correspondingly in the Felling side and in the Mittite Mine (check the guild-base map and you will see names of places after putting your cursor onto small icons, both buildins are on the left side of guild base).

Also, you can get siderite and commercial cash from events like clan wars, starshatter, 30v30 guild tournament and from scour dungeon. Those resources you can as well exchange same as the books. (Also, in scour dungeon master version, after getting entry using general master certificate – you can also use them as a resource for guild base, but I recommend doing so only with the expired ones - each hour spawns a boss. Take a quest inside the scour master, and pick up a chest after killing the boss and finish the quest, it grants 10large piece of siderite ore daily upon completion. You don’t need to be the one with aggro on the boss, just come and get one of the 10 dropped chests.

*While you are doing guild quests or chop wood / mine Mettite with at least 10people in the guild base, you have a chance to trigger guild bosses (4bosses spawns at different locations in guild, one at a time, next one appear when you kill the previous one) They do drop lots of resources.

Here are shown all the guild resources that you can contribute to the guild (simply right-click them and a corrseponding window will appear - drag the resources there and confirm.) Remember that cards need to be converted into books (10cards - 1book). You can also contribute 10 000 imperial coins.

Benefits of being in a guild

Well, now that you know how to gain fealty, lets see what you can do with it, and what you gain by being in the guild overall (besides ofcourse company, easier pvp/pve gathering and ano other social aspects ^^)

1. Summon – you can summon a party member, depending on the guild development the cooldown will be shorter. The easiest way is to find the summon skill in the general skills pannel (by default under "n") and put it somewhere on your bar. The summon icon is the 3rd one (in the 3rd tab)

2. Guild buffs – depending on Tower of Loyalty development in your guild, you can get more and more buffs (stats value depends on development of building and npc who is working there) Tower of Loyalty is in the right top corner of guild base. You can roll up to 10times to try getting perfect buffs for your class, watch out though since each roll cost more fealty. Little tip, you can keep 1roll for next day, simply roll and close the bigger tab without replacing/closing the buff tab. It will be saved for next day. Personally I mostly do up to 7rolls per day, and if I get nice roll while already having the buffs I want, i just keep 1for next day.



3. Lvling up your special skills – If you go to the place on the screenshot (cultivation space, right side of the map a bit under Tower of Loyalty), talk with the mushroom in the middle, there, you can put 1 or 2 special skills to lvl up for 1h daily.





4. Guild Cultivation – that’s the most important thing you gain from the guild, and a major part of your char development, so let’s stay on this topic for a while.

Guild Cultivation

Open you character window (by default under "c") and go to the "Progress" button. It will open the Character Cultivation window. Here, you can spend your fealty and excelsior (or experience if you don't have enough excelsior) to gain a boost to certain stats.


As you can see, you also need Plumstone Beads. You can buy lots of them at this npc. You buy them for fealty


You can also get some small amounts with a minor discount at this npc. He also sells a very usefull potion giving you 3% of hit (Astral Wine). The buff last for 1hour, and you can use 3potions per day (so 3hour per day in total) You want to have around 10%hit overall to not miss on your skills.


Watch out, if you don't have enough Plumstones, the game will offer you to replace them with "gold" meaning imperial notes, it's a good way of spending them when you have millions on end-game, but on a new character i do not recommend it.

When you reach a certain amount of points in the first tab called "life force" you will unlock the next tab “battlefield”, then after reaching a certain rating there, you will unlock “battlefield(advanced)”. My suggestion is to focus unlocking all tabs, and then focusing the stats you most want.

*The guild cultivation points once given, work even if you are guildless. You can also upgrade the points without being in the guild, but you need to spend lots of imperial notes (since can’t use fealty and Plumstones). Also, the development of guild building increase the cap of points you can put in each stat. (Without guild max is 40points, if you were in a guild and cultivated more points, but you leave the guild you will still keep your points even guildless so don’t worry)

Thanks for reading and enjoy your stay in Revelation Online!

Azuka, Moonsea

[Azuka]

(main character name - Azuka, server Moonsea)