Guilds

A Guild (ギルド, lit. meaning Girudo) is a group of players, usually on par with each other in regard to levels. The Guild system is an important mechanic in the game NewWorld Online, added alongside the third floor.

Each guild has a Guild Master that facilitate their activities and funding. Guilds are often classified by their size population.

There is a large amount of guilds existing within NewWorld Online.

Features
Each guild in NewWorld Online has unique features that allow its players to interact differently from other players. Entering a guild allow its players to ally with each other, and also other benefits such as guild messages, which allow easy communication between members even from a distance.

Guild Homes
The Guild Homes (ギルドホーム, lit. meaning Girudohomu) are a prominent feature of the guild system in NewWorld Online. In order to obtain one, the player must find a golden firefly that spawn in certain forests, which will turn into a golden medal, in order to to take possession of an untaken structure. The guild homes not only provide comfort, but also provide in-game housing for the players within the guild.

In return, guild homes take up fundings provided by its members, in order to maintain and sustain its upkeep.

Upon purchasing a guild house, copies of said guild house will be replicated into other floors.

Guild Master
A Guild Master  (ギルドマスター, lit. meaning Girudomasuta) is the player that leads the guild. This player is often the most strongest or the most charismatic in the guild, or a mixture of both. Guild masters facilitate the actions and activities of their fellow members, often organizing dungeon raids or material gathering. Presumably, they would also manage the funding of the guild, making sure that they would keep their guild home.

Guild Classification
Guilds are classified in-game based on their population size. It is noted that having more members gives the guild more power and gives out new strategies in order to defeat an enemy. Small-scale guilds tend to have presumably 10 or lesser number of members. These guilds tend to be the weakest out of all the guilds in NewWorld Online. However, one such exception is Maple Tree, who peaked at third place in the fourth event of the game. Medium-scale guilds presumably have lesser or higher than 30 members. These guilds are often caught up in the conflicts between large-scale guilds in the events. Currently, there are no notable medium-scale guilds. Large-scale guilds are the most powerful and populous type out of all the guilds within NewWorld Online. These guilds apparently have numbers ranging from 80 to 100 members. Top players often rest within the large-scale guilds, such as Mii from the Kingdom of the Flame Emperor, and Payne from Congregation of the Holy Swords. There are events that require that people be in a group to compete. In these instances, you are allowed or able to be drafted to a temporary guild, randomly selected, by your choice of size. In the event that your choice of size guild is unavailable, you are still allowed to join a current temporarily existing guild already in progress.
 * Small-scale
 * Medium-scale
 * Large-scale
 * Temporary Guilds

Guild Prizes
In the third and subsequent events, the management team now gives out prizes to guilds and its members after the release of the guild mechanic. Most of these prizes provide stat increases to a guild's members, or does some other miscellaneous effect.

Known Guilds

 * Maple Tree
 * Kingdom of the Flame Emperor
 * Congregation of the Holy Sword
 * Thunder Storm
 * Rapid Fire
 * CLEAR CRIME
 * Line Burst
 * Thunder Storm
 * Tellers of the Bamboo Cutter
 * Team Stroll
 * Kings of Rainbow

Trivia

 * Maple, and by extension, Maple Tree, beat both Kingdom of the Flame Emperor and Congregation of the Holy Swords in physical battle during the fourth event. Though only because Maple was able to surprise both guilds by using Machine God and Atrocity respectively; Maple Tree specifically kept these as their ace card, but were forced to play them much sooner than expected.
 * While no-one is technically a villain in this game, both Flame Emperor and Holy Swords fit the stereotype by having a large army of players that equate to faceless minions and a small group of unique "generals" that work directly under the guild leader.
 * Only Mii, Misery, Marx and Shin are unique in Flame Emperor, with Mii being in charge of them.
 * Payne gives orders to Frederica, Drag and Dred, who are the only other unique members of his guild.