Creating Your Own Guild

[Sven Osymthe]

Hello, I created a guild for my son and close friends. After reading the posts here I am wondering how you can have a CO-GM or have a luetenant... I was told that making someone a luetenant used to be an option. Another qeuston I have is if I quit playing the game or drop my membership to basic does my guild disolve/ no longer exsist... or can one of my officers take the guild over? Any advice or help I would be very grateful for... thank you

As Sarah said, the ranks of Co-GM, etc.. those are all given by the GM, but not recognized by Disney. In future updates, I hope they do implement some newer ranks.. or something other than, GM, Officer, Member.

As for the GM transferring, it IS possible. Anyone that wants to can transfer one pirate of their choosing to another account (given that both are unlimited), that pirate can only be transferred once every 90 days. If someone were to transfer their GM pirate over to another account, that pirate would still have the GM abilities. Plenty of people have done that, and I remember seeing a thread about it before. I just haven't seen people do this to save a guild (they've done it to play multiple pirates again), but you have to email Disney with the info for both accounts, a reason, etc... thats about all there is to that.

Good luck

[Basil Dreadflint]

It really doesn't matter. If you let the account go to basic, the GM is still the GM. You could build an entire guild with the requirement that no one has unlimited access, if you wanted to. The Guild name belongs to the pirate who creates it.

If you wanted to let your son's account go to basic, he will still be the GM.

[Li_Wild]

I am the GM of the guild, my son is a member of the guild... I made it for him so that he would have a safer enviornment online. My question was in regards to my membership status... Also how do I make it so that no one in the guild has to have membership... Thanks for the help so far!!!

[Basil Dreadflint]

You don't have to "Make it" so that no one has membership. You just guild who you want. What I was trying to say is, you could have aguild that way, just because of your own choosing. Guilds can set any rules that they want in regards to who they recruit. I've heard of a guild where, to join, you must live in Southern California, and I' ve also heard of a guild where every member owns horses.

It all depends on the GM and the goals of the guild.

Again, if you are the GM, and you go to basic status, you are still GM of the guild.