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Guild Wars are a separate game mode where your guild and other guilds fight it out to see who's the best!

You can take guild points from opponents you're matched with by attacking them, and the side with the most guild points at the end wins!

These battles take place 3 times a week, and you can get rewards based on how many wins you get.

Check below for details on rewards.

- Guild War Results and Rewards

You must be in a guild in order to participate in Guild Wars.

See below for how to join a guild.

- Creating and Joining LINE Rangers Guilds

Team up with your fellow guild members and vie to become the strongest guild!

■ Notes

- As a rule, guilds that apply for participation are matched on a one-on-one basis. In the event that a guild can't be matched with another guild, for example, due to there being an odd number of participating guilds, it will be matched against a Dummy guild.

Dummy guilds are created based on player guilds randomly selected from the same class.The results of such matches do not affect the records of the guilds used as the base to create the Dummy guilds.

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Each Guild War season lasts one week, starting Monday and ending Sunday.

■ Monday

Period to apply to participate in the Guild War (10:00 - 11:59 the next day, GMT+9)

- Make defense teams

- Place the defense teams in a fortress (done by the Guild Master or Submaster)

- Apply to participate in Guild Wars (done by the Guild Master or Submaster)

■ Tuesday

First matching period (12:00 - 23:59, GMT+9)

- Make attack teams

- Wait to be matched with an opponent

■ Wednesday

First Guild Battle period

- Attack the fortresses of your opponent

■ Thursday

Second matching period

- Check the results of the first Guild Battle

- Make attack teams

- Wait to be matched with an opponent

■ Friday

Second Guild Battle period

- Attack the fortresses of your opponent

■ Saturday

Third matching period

- Check the results of the second Guild Battle

- Make attack teams

- Wait to be matched with an opponent

■ Sunday

Third Guild Battle period

- Attack the fortresses of your opponent

■ Monday

Data collection period for the previous season (0:00 - 9:59 GMT+9)

- Wait for the results of the last season of Guild War

Distribution period for Guild War rewards for the previous season (10:00 - Sunday, 23:59 GMT+9)

Period to apply to participate in the next season of the Guild War (10:00 - 11:59 the next day, GMT+9)

- Tuesday and on repeat the same cycle.

■ Notes

If a Guild Master does not apply during the application period, they will not be able to go to the Guild War page until the application period for the next Guild War begins.

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When a Guild War ends after 1 week, Guild Battle results will be calculated on Monday during the period of 0:00 - 9:59 (GMT+9), and you will be able to see the results and rewards by going back to the Guild War screen after 10:00 (GMT+9) of the same day.

Rewards will be claimable up until 23:59 (GMT+9) on the following Sunday.

You can get Guild Medals based on your guild's war results. You can exchange these medals for your choice of rewards at the Swap Shop.

■ Rewards criteria

1. The more wins the guild you belong to has, the more Guild Rewards you will receive.

2. The higher your guild grade, the more Guild Rewards you will receive.

- Guild War grades are based on players' grades at the start of the season.

3. The higher your Contribution to your guild, the more Guild Rewards you will receive.

The ranking criteria for Contributions are applied in the below order, from 1-3.

1. Players with the most wins

2. Players who scored the most guild points themselves, not as a team

3. Players who joined a guild earlier

■ Weekly Reward: Guild Medal Amounts

Guild War Grade	Guild Ranking	Personal Contribution 1st-10th	Personal Contribution 11th-20th	Personal Contribution 21st-30th	Personal Contribution 31st-50th	Victory Reward	Loss Reward
Legend	1st-50th	10	9	8	7	5	3
Master	51st-200th	9	8	7	6	4	2
Diamond	201st-500th	8	7	6	5	4	2
Gold	501st-1000th	7	6	5	4	4	2
Silver	1001st-2000th	7	6	5	4	3	1
Bronze	2001st-4000th	6	5	4	3	3	1
Rookie	4001st and below	5	4	3	2	3	1

■ Related

- The Swap Shop

- Guild War Grades and Rankings

■ Notes

Players who have not fought a Guild War battle within the last week can't get rewards.

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At the start of a Guild Battle, you can only attack first level fortresses.

If you win against a defense team placed at a main fortress 5 times, or 3 times at a regular fortress, you can defeat it, and if you defeat all of the defense teams you can destroy the fortress.

Destroying half or more of the fortresses or just the main fortress on a level allows you to attack the next level's fortresses.

Destroying all of the fortresses on a level gets you bonus guild points.

Any given player can only attack up to 2 times per day, regardless of whether they win or lose in those battles.

The deeper the level, the more guild points you can get for attacking.

Use the guild chat (accessible via the blue chat bubble at the top left) to communicate with guild members and attack opposing fortresses effectively to get as many guild points as possible!

If you can't defeat the opposing defense team, the attacking team will receive buffs, so don't give up! Keep trying as many times as it takes!

■ Fortress Destruction Guild Points

- First level

1 fortress destroyed: 400

All first level fortresses destroyed: 1,000

- Second level

1 fortress destroyed: 800

All second level fortresses destroyed: 1,200

- Third level

1 fortress destroyed: 1,500

All third level fortresses destroyed: 1,500

Note: As the third level only has 1 fortress, the number of guild points received are the same.

■ Notes

- You can't view fortress information for levels you haven't unlocked.

- If your guild attacks and is defeated, there will be no change in points for the enemy guild or your guild.

- If you leave during a battle, one attack will still be used up and you won't receive rewards.

■ Related

- Defense points

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Guild Wars have a variety of defense points with fortresses.

Defense points are structured as follows.

■ 1st level: Fortresses 1 - 6

- Fortresses: 6 (1 of the 6 will be the main fortress)

- Maximum guild members that can be placed at each fortress: 2

- Maximum guild members that can be placed in the whole level: 12

■ 2nd level: Fortresses 7 - 9

- Fortresses: 3 (1 of the 3 will be the main fortress)

- Maximum guild members that can be placed at each fortress: 3

- Maximum guild members that can be placed in the whole level: 9

■ 3rd level: Fortress 10

- Number of fortresses: 1

- Maximum guild members that can be placed: 4

■ Main fortresses

1 main fortress will appear on both the first and second levels.

On each of the first and second levels of a Guild War season, 1 fortress will be randomly selected as your main fortress.

If you destroy a level's main fortress, you won't need to destroy over half of the fortresses to go to the next level.

It's a good idea to think about all your fortresses overall, so that you get a good balance of defense team placements.

■ Buff effects

Each fortress has a buff associated with it, and if the right Rangers that correspond to that buff are placed there, you will be able to get the buff effect.

You can see the corresponding buffs at the bottom of each fortress icon, and also in the upper right corner of the fortress details screen.

Check the buffs and place the most appropriate guild members in each defense team.

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So what are Guild Wars?

The Guild War Cycle

How to Participate in Guild Wars

Members leaving the guild

Checking fortress information (enemy)

Checking fortress information (allied)

Guild War battles

Winning and losing Guild War battles

Guild War battle results screen

Guild War Results and Rewards

Proceeding in Guild Battles in Guild Wars

Defense points

Guild War battle-exclusive items

Guild War Grades and Rankings