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Posted: **Mon Oct 19, 2026 11:00 pm**

Kal Online guild system: how to create a guild, what the benefits are, and how to grow it

The guild system is one of the core social features in Kal Online. Guilds unlock access to Castle Siege, territory control, guild raids, and passive buffs that make leveling and farming easier. This guide covers how to create a guild, how the guild level system works, and what you get for growing your guild.

Creating a guild

To create a guild, you need to be level 30 or higher and have 100,000 Zamogeon. You can apply through the NPC administrative bureaucracy or through the guild window in the upper UI. Guild names are limited to 7 Korean characters or 14 English characters.

Once created, your guild starts at level 1 with a capacity of 12 members. The leader has full control over the guild, including inviting members, setting ranks, and managing the guild's direction.

Guild levels and growth

Guilds grow by earning guild points. You earn points when guild members level up and when members stay connected. The point system works like this:

Levels 1 to 19: 1 guild point per level up
Level 20 and above: guild points equal to your level minus 10 (for example, reaching level 34 gives 24 guild points)
Staying connected: 10 guild points per hour, up to a total of 2 billion points

As your guild earns points, it levels up. Each level increases the member capacity and unlocks new features:

Level 1: 12 members, no special privileges
Level 2: 26 members, guild naming system
Level 3: 40 members, guild flag system
Level 4: 54 members, Castle Siege participation, territory occupation, alliance system
Level 5: 70 members
Level 6: 90 members
Level 7: 110 members
Level 8: 130 members
Level 9: 130 members
Level 10: 130 members

Level 4 is the most important milestone because it unlocks Castle Siege, which is the main endgame guild activity. At level 4, your guild can declare a siege, occupy a territory, and collect taxes from that area.

Guild buffs

Every guild provides passive buffs to its members from the moment they join. These buffs scale with guild level:

Level 1: +15 physical attack, +15 magic attack, +30 hit points, +100 HP, +1% EXP
Level 2: +30 physical attack, +30 magic attack, +60 hit points, +200 HP, +1% EXP
Level 3: +45 physical attack, +45 magic attack, +90 hit points, +300 HP, +2% EXP
Level 4: +60 physical attack, +60 magic attack, +120 hit points, +400 HP, +2% EXP
Level 5: +75 physical attack, +75 magic attack, +150 hit points, +500 HP, +3% EXP
Level 6: +90 physical attack, +90 magic attack, +180 hit points, +600 HP, +3% EXP
Level 7: +105 physical attack, +105 magic attack, +210 hit points, +700 HP, +4% EXP
Level 8: +120 physical attack, +120 magic attack, +240 hit points, +800 HP, +4% EXP
Level 9: +135 physical attack, +135 magic attack, +270 hit points, +900 HP, +5% EXP
Level 10: +150 physical attack, +150 magic attack, +300 hit points, +1000 HP, +5% EXP

These buffs apply automatically and stack with other buffs in the game. A level 10 guild provides a significant advantage over a level 1 guild, which is why joining an active high-level guild is worth it even for casual players.

Guild ranks and management

The leader can assign ranks to guild members. The rank system is:

Leader: Full control over the guild
Sub-Leader: Can invite, expel, and manage members
HeadChief: Position between Sub-Leader and Chief, one per 50 members
Chief: Position above OfficialMember, one per 10 members
OfficialMember: Standard guild member

The leader can also form alliances with other guilds through the alliance tab. Alliances let guilds cooperate in Castle Siege and other activities.

Guild maintenance requirements

Guilds must maintain a minimum number of members to keep their level. If a guild drops below the required membership, it loses access to some features:

Level 1: 12 members minimum, no penalty
Level 2: 26 members minimum, loses guild naming display
Level 3: 40 members minimum, loses naming display and flags
Level 4 to 10: Loses naming display, flags, Castle Siege, and territory occupation

The penalty is lifted once the guild recruits enough members to meet the requirement again.

Guild raids

Guild raids are daily boss fights that require at least 5 guild members. You start by donating guild raid resources to raise the raid level. The higher the raid level, the stronger the boss and the better the rewards. Guild raid resource scrolls are earned through daily quests from the Guild Raid Resource Magic Power Manager in Natootuh Village.

A guild raid can be conducted once a day, or more often using jewels. The boss must be killed within 15 minutes to earn rewards. If the raid succeeds, the guild raid level resets to zero.

Guild leader succession

If a guild leader does not connect for 14 days, the leadership can pass to a Sub-Leader. The succession rules are:

14 days offline: Sub-Leader can succeed
15 days offline: Sub-Leader or HeadChief can succeed
16 days offline: Sub-Leader, HeadChief, or Chief can succeed
17 days offline: Any guild member can succeed

This system ensures that active members take over when a leader goes inactive.

Tips for new guilds

Recruit actively in the early days to reach level 2 and unlock the naming system
Focus on reaching level 4 as soon as possible for Castle Siege access
Run guild raids daily to earn rewards and keep members engaged
Set clear ranks so members know who to contact for issues
Join an alliance with a friendly guild for Castle Siege support

Sources
[1] Guild System - Kal Online GameAgit