Guilds have always been at the heart of any great MMORPG as they represent teamwork, community, and competitive spirit for the game. RavenQuest takes that classic idea and gives it a fresh twist. In this game, guilds aren’t just for socializing or teaming up for raids, as they’re a legit way to boost your $QUEST earnings too. With the Guild Crest and Guild Fame systems, every bit of effort you put in helps your guild grow, and you get rewarded for it too. Whether you’re leading a guild or just hopping in as a member, here’s a full breakdown of how guilds work in RavenQuest, how to start earning more QUEST tokens, and why joining a guild early could be one of the smartest things you do in the game.

What Are Guilds in RavenQuest?

Guilds in RavenQuest function a lot like they do in traditional MMORPGs; they’re player-created groups where you can hang out, team up, and take part in group activities such as guild wars. But they also play a big role in how much you can earn. If you are a competitive player and want to fully benefit from guild rewards, you’ll need to get yourself a Guild Crest. This one item unlocks a whole new earning layer tied to guild fame and weekly rewards.

How Guild Crests Work

A Guild Crest is the key item that lets you earn from your guild’s fame. While anyone can join a guild, only crest holders actually contribute to (and earn from) the guild’s weekly QUEST rewards. You can buy a crest using QUEST tokens, or a fellow guild member can gift you one.

When a crest is purchased, here’s what happens with the token amount:

• 50% is staked, and if you leave the guild later, this portion is refunded back to you.
• 40% goes to guild leadership: 20% to the guild leader and 20% split among vice leaders
  
• 10% goes to Treasury

This setup encourages strong leadership and rewards players for running and maintaining active guilds.

It’s a smart system that rewards the leadership for building and maintaining the guild, while also giving you the option to reclaim part of your investment if you switch teams.

How Guild Fame Works

Once you own a Guild Crest, any personal fame you earn through in-game activities will be duplicated and added to your guild’s fame. This is what powers the guild’s earnings. Each week, all guilds are ranked based on their total Guild Fame. QUEST tokens from the Guild Fame reward pool are then distributed based on this ranking.

Here’s how the rewards are split:

• 80% of the guild’s reward pool goes to Guild Crest holders, divided proportionally based on how much each player contributed in fame.
• 20% is reserved for the leadership: 10% for the guild leader and 10% split among vice leaders

This setup is designed to benefit both active members and guild organizers. The more fame you earn, the bigger your share — and the stronger your guild, the more everyone earns.

Guild Wars and Competitive Rewards

Guild Wars are a major part of RavenQuest’s competitive PvP experience and directly tie into the Guild Fame system. Every week, guilds go head-to-head in structured wars that determine their War Rating. This rating goes up or down based on performance (similar to MMR), and the higher your rating, the tougher your opponents, but also the better the rewards. Participating in these wars, and especially winning them, earns your guild a significant amount of Guild Fame. For competitive players and guilds aiming to climb the leaderboard and boost their weekly QUEST rewards, Guild Wars are a crucial piece of the puzzle. It’s where things get serious, and guilds that want to succeed are encouraged to recruit skilled players, plan strategies, and keep pushing their War Rating higher.

What makes RavenQuest’s guild system stand out is how it avoids the usual dominance of massive monopoly guilds. Instead, it’s designed to give smaller and newer guilds a fair shot at growth. Every time a new Guild Crest is purchased, the base price increases slightly. This rising cost benefits existing guild leaders, making their guilds more valuable over time. At the same time, it opens opportunities for new guilds to be formed at a lower crest cost early on. This balance not only rewards established groups but also invites fresh leaders to start something new. 

Should You Join or Start a Guild?

If you’re looking to get the most out of your time in RavenQuest, joining a guild and getting a Guild Crest is a smart move. As a guild member, you’ll earn additional QUEST rewards each week just by playing and contributing fame through your regular in-game activities. The more you contribute, the bigger your share of the rewards, making every bit of effort count not just for you, but for your entire guild.

For those who enjoy leading or building communities, becoming a guild leader or vice leader takes things a step further. You’ll earn a cut from every Guild Crest purchased by your members and receive a separate portion of the weekly guild rewards based on your team’s total fame. It’s a system that rewards strong leadership and active management, while still keeping things fair for everyone involved.

Final Thoughts

RavenQuest doesn’t just bring back that classic MMORPG nostalgia, it brings it to life with one of the most rewarding guild systems around. Whether you’re chilling with guildmates, participating in blood bath guild wars, or stacking your share of those juicy $QUEST rewards, the guild system makes every moment in-game feel worth it. Thanks for reading, and may you all be absolute legends out there. Now get in, squad up, and make your mark in RavenQuest.