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Guild Titles:
There are seven official titles in a guild: Guild Leader, Guild Officer, Guild Commander, Guild Senior, Knight, Captain and Warrior. Among them, the Guild Leader, Guild Officer, Guild Commander and Guild Senior are the leading classes. Leading classes and Knights form the management staff. Captains and Warriors are common members. All official titles are determined and appointed by the Guild Leader.

Guild Leader: Each guild has one Guild Leader. This person is the guild's head of state. They have the right to appoint official titles, recruit members, remove members, change the guild manifesto, post corps notices, choose a Statue, designate the successor, hire NPCs, upgrade the guild and so on.

Guild Officer: Each guild has one Guild Officer. This person is the second most important member of a guild. They have the right to post corps notices, hire NPCs, choose a Statue and so on.
 

Guild Commander: Each guild has one Guild Commander. This person is the third most important member of a guild. They have the right to post corps notices, hire NPCs, choose a Statue and so on.
 

Guild Senior: Each guild can have up to 3 Guild Seniors. They are appointed by the Guild Leader. Guild Seniors have the right to post corps notices, hire NPCs and so on.
 

Knight: Each guild can have up to 4 Knights. They are appointed by the Guild Leader. Knights have the right to post corps notices.
 

Captain: Each guild can have up to 20 Captains. They are appointed by the Guild Leader.
 

Warrior: The lowest level title in a guild. Most guild members will hold this rank.

Guild management

Personnel appointment: The Guild Leader can appoint Guild Officers, including the Guild Commander, Guild Seniors, Knights, Captains and Warriors anytime by talking to the Secretary NPC.
Dismissal: The Guild Leader can demote a guild member to Warrior at any time.
Resign: The Guild Leader and other guild officials can click "Leave Guild" to resign and become a Warrior. The Guild Leader should promote the successor to their position before resigning.
Leave guild: Non guild officials can click "Leave Guild" to leave the guild.
 

Guild Salary:
All guild members obtain a salary every Sunday from the guild. The amount of the salary depends on the player's position in the guild. Players can claim the salary from the Treasurer once per week. If the salary is not claimed within a certain period, it becomes unavailable.
The salaries are shown as below:

Guild Management
Function 1: Change the guilds manifesto: The Guild Leader can spend 10,000 Gold to change the guild's manifesto at the Secretary in Guild HQ. The guild manifesto consists of 255 spaces at most.
Function 2: Personnel appointment and removal: There are seven official titles in a guild: Guild Leader, Guild Officer, Guild Commander, Guild Senior, Knight, Captain and Warrior. Among them, the Guild Leader, Guild Officer, Guild Commander and Guild Seniors are the leading classes. The leading classes and Knights form the management staff. Captains and Warriors are common members. The Guild Leader can appoint and remove personnel by talking to the Secretary.
Function 3: Donate money: Guild members can donate money to the guild at the Treasurer to increase both guild funds and Guild Contribution.
Function 4: Draw salary: All guild members can get a salary every Sunday from the guild. The amount of their salary depends on the player's position in the guild. The player can claim their salary from the Treasurer once per week. If the salary is not claimed within a certain period, it becomes unavailable.
Function 5: Post corps notices: Guild officials can post corps notices in the guild channel through the "Diplomat". But it costs a certain amount of guild funds to post a corps notice.