Guild Orders

Build the Guild Hall to unlock Orders. Members deliver surplus items for personal rewards and shared Guild Points. Orders consume the requested items permanently.

• The board refreshes at 00:00 UTC. All guilds receive the same ordered sequence for that UTC date. A larger board adds orders after the smaller board; it does not reroll its orders.
• Equipment, Food and Resource orders take turns in the sequence. A two-order board offers two different categories; boards of four or more include all three. The starting category rotates, except on scheduled jewellery days.
• Copper jewellery is first on Tuesdays and Iron jewellery is first on Fridays, using UTC dates. The board never requests the same item in two different orders.
• Each order can be completed once per guild per day. Completed orders stay completed until reset and are not replaced with new ones. Coordinate deliveries with other members.

• In an existing guild, only current members who joined before today's UTC reset count towards board size. A guild created today counts its current members immediately. Eligibility affects the number of orders, not the items or quantities in each order.
• The daily delivery allowance is shared by all characters on an account. The board-size table below is separate from this personal limit.
• One character must hold every required item in Inventory and deliver the whole order at once. Partial deliveries are disabled. Move items out of Storage before delivering.
• Equipment orders accept Q1-Q5 and can combine qualities. Unlocked lower-quality items are consumed first. Locked items are skipped; unlock them if you want to deliver them.

• The delivering character receives the Silver, skill XP and one chest shown for the order. Rewards are not split between guild members.
• Weapons, armour and shields award Smithing XP. Tool crates and jewellery award Tinkering XP. Mixed worker kits award Smithing XP: their helmet and sword are Smithing items, while their axe is a Tinkering item.
• Preserves and jams award Cooking XP as a delivery reward. Fishing finds award Fishing XP. These are fixed order rewards, not extra crafting XP or the XP used to produce each ingredient.
• Guild Points equal the sum of each required quantity multiplied by its point value. Higher item quality does not increase points. Base Silver uses the tier's points multiplier shown below; Guild Bank adds its Silver bonus, rounded down.
• Guild Points contribute to lifetime guild level progress and the current Monday-Sunday UTC competition. The member leaderboard tracks weekly contributions.

Each account can complete 2 orders per UTC day.