There are 4 guild events in the game: Dragonboat Race, World Demons, Siege, and Guild Battle. Besides Dragonboat Race, players can get Guild Rewards and Personal Point Rewards in the 3 other events. But how can we win more points in these events?
Dragonboat Race
Dragonboat Race is a racing game. Before the start of the event, guild leaders should rally all members to come on board and speed up the dragonboat. Guild members can also spend a small number of meteorgems to speed up the dragonboat further. This allows the guild's dragonboat to start at a higher initial speed at the start of the race.
During the Dragonboat Race, you will meet the sea monster 3 times and for 30 seconds each time. Guild members will attack the sea monster automatically. The higher the damage dealt, the more items the guild can collect.
There are 4 items in the Dragonboat Race: Fletching, Paddle, Bulwark, and Firestone. Fletching and Paddle are ordinary items that can be obtained by all members; Bulwark and Firestone are special items that will drop randomly for certain members after the sea monster is defeated.
How to use the items:
Fletching: When the sea monster appears, it can be used against other guild members by shooting them down into the water. This can reduce the damage dealt by other guilds to the sea monster, thereby reducing the number of items they can get at the end of the event.
Paddle: This item should be used after defeating the 3rd sea monster and increasing the dragonboat's speed to make the final sprint.
Bulwark: It's best to use this item together with Paddles to prevent the other guilds from reducing the dragonboat's speed.
Firestone: This item can be used on other guilds of similar rank when they are attacking the sea monster or making the final sprint. However, if the rival guild is using a Bulwark, do not use Firestone to avoid wasting the item. (Tip: If other guilds are using Firestones against your guild, a timer will appear on the top of the screen in the Dragonboat Race. Use Bulwark when the timer ends to prevent the boat's speed from being reduced.)
As Firestone and Bulwark are dropped randomly to certain guild members, guild leaders need to give instructions to these members in the guild chat during the event, so as to use the items at the best timing.
Siege
Siege is currently the biggest guild event. There are 10 cities in Siege, including 1 big city (Luoyang), 3 medium cities, and 6 small cities.
Guilds that are joining Siege for the first time can only declare war against the medium and small cities. Guilds must first be able to occupy a medium city before they can declare war against Luoyang in the next round of the event. After declaring war against a bigger city, the guild will launch the attack as an attacker in the next round of the event and won't be able to defend the previously occupied city.
To occupy a city, all guild members need to work together and attack the Dragon Pillar in the center of the city. When the Durability of the Dragon Pillar reaches zero, the guild that deals the highest damage to the Dragon Pillar will gain its ownership temporarily. The guild needs to defend the Dragon Pillar for 5 minutes in order to occupy the city.
Similar to the [Guild Battle], guild members represent the guild's army strength. Each guild member has 10 TR.
Tips for Siege:
1. When your guild has a lower TR, you can challenge members of other guilds with high BR to revive quickly.
2. When there is a close competition in attacking the Dragon Pillar, you should prioritize attacking members of other guilds with lesser TR and lower BR.
3. When defending the city, you should keep battles as far away from the Dragon Pillar as possible.
4. Don't forget to repair the Dragon Pillar.
World Demons
Special Tips:
1. It is best to use up all the challenges and rescue times on the event day before 20:10 (if you challenge after 20:10, you won't be able to collect the day's auction dividend and your progress will be counted into the next day's ranking)
2. The number of times heroes can be deployed is limited. Heroes cannot continue fighting after reaching their deployment cap, it is best to prepare multiple lineups for battles.
3. To maximize your score in challenges, it's better to upgrade the Sword Altar on a daily basis.
In-built buildings:
Wish Altar:
Wish Altar:Guild leader & deputy can select 1 from 3 buffs from the Wish Pool to grant the entire guild a buff <wish results can be selected daily from 20:00 to 05:00 the next day, and the buff will be effective from 05:00 the next day>
Allows the guild to make multiple [Wishes] daily/Allows multiple guild buffs (Only up to 5 buffs are allowed and the selected buffs can only be effective until 05:00 the next day. If unselected, the system will select by default.)
Wishing coins are needed to make a wish/rewish. Wishing coins can be obtained by defeating monsters (The first Rewish of the day is free, and selecting buffs do not consume Wish Coins).
All guild members can check the select buffs at the Wish Altar.
Monsters:
Up to 3 challenges are allowed daily, and each challenge consumes 1 challenge voucher. Defeat the monster to get Wishing Coins, which allows the guild leader to select guild buffs at stage 2 (does not consume hero deploy times).
Purple Boss
Defeat the Boss to enter the next stage (consumes hero deploy times)
Heroes of Chaos
There are 6 Heroes in the Heroes of Chaos for guild members to attack. Guild leaders can decide the target based on the guild's situation.
Each Hero has a corporeal and a clone. The corporeal has a higher HP and gives more rewards.
Each guild member has 20 TR, which can be used to attack other guilds. When the number of TR becomes zero, members will have to stay at the initial place and wait for revival. Therefore, guild leaders can send members with lower BR to attack enemy guild members with high BR to weaken their army and prevent them from getting a high number of points.
