Pixel Lineage: How to Join or Found a Guild
Join through a leader or officer invitation, compare the 1,000-gold founding route, and start contributing adventure Rep and shared-base resources.
Join a Pixel Lineage guild through an invitation from its leader or an officer, or found your own through the Guild Hall for 1,000 gold. The hall starts repaired, so joining an existing group does not require a building repair first.
The castle-services guide shows Guild Hall context for joining or founding a group.
An invitation is the existing-guild route
Find a guild whose leader or officer can invite you. A guild can hold up to 30 members, so a full group cannot simply add another member without making room. Discuss your play times and goals before joining, especially if the attraction is coordinated adventures or raids.
Use the invitation route when you want to participate in a functioning group without funding a new one. The important fit is an active group whose activities you want to join, rather than ownership of the guild name.
Found a guild when you intend to organize it
Visit the Guild Hall and pay the 1,000-gold founding fee. Keep that cost separate from castle repairs: the hall already works. Founding provides a group to develop, not a finished facility system or an automatic raid party.
Plan who you will invite and how you will organize shared play. Spending the fee before considering membership can leave you owning a guild without the teammates that make its group activities useful.
| Route | Requirement | Best reason to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Join an existing guild | Leader or officer invitation; member space | Participate with an established group |
| Found a guild | 1,000 gold at Guild Hall | Organize and develop your own group |
Start contributing through adventures
Adventure Rep develops the guild level and your personal wallet. You can spend personal Rep at the Quartermaster. That gives ordinary adventure sessions a role in guild progression before you become involved in more specialized activities.
Gold donations go to the Treasury, where leaders and officers fund facilities. Ask what the guild is building before donating around a goal you assumed was shared. A donation supports the collective base rather than directly purchasing a personal equipment item.
Learn the group routines after joining
The base includes a vault, decorations, trophies and Training Dummies. Raids have their own access and attempt rules, so learn those before promising an unlimited session. Joining is the access step; a useful routine comes from coordinating the activities and resources that members actually want to share.