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To participate in the event, you will have two options:

・Find and join a guild that has openings available ・Create your own guild and recruit guildmates

You can leave a guild you've joined during the Guild Prep Phase, but you will need to wait some time before you can leave any other guilds you may join in the future.

Finally, you can disband a guild that you've created yourself during the Guild Prep Phase if you are the only member in the guild.

You can assign up to 10 units to your team.

• Any additions to your team's roster must keep the team at, or below, the cost cap of 200.

Units that have Arena Skills will use those skills over any other skills that they may have.

• Check the back of the unit's card to determine whether or not the unit has an Arena Skill.

• Player Skills will have no effect on units participating in the Guild Battle event.

In the Edit Team menu, you have the ability to delegate up to 5 units to base defense.

Units assigned to defense will continue to protect your base by drawing enemy attacks so long as they continue to have health remaining and you are not actively searching for cannon parts.

• You can continue to delegate units to offense / defense even during the Battle Phase of the event.

Action Pts will regenerate naturally over time.

• Guilds that have a larger maximum number of Action Pts will regenerate more Action Pts with each turn. The amount of time needed to regain all of your Action Pts is the same for all guilds.

Alternatively, you can also use a Potion or Tonic to completely restore your Action Pts at any time.

Tonics are available as an event reward and are also included in some card purchases.

• The number of Potions you can use in a single battle is limited.

• The number of Tonics you can use in a single battle is NOT limited.

• Tonics will cease to be of any use once the event concludes.

• Tonics may be deleted at the end of the event. Please be forewarned.

If you use an item to restore your Action Pts after being prompted to use an item (in response to unsuccessfully trying to perform an action such as attacking or healing), it may look like you have restored a reduced amount of Action Pts, but this is not the case.

What happens is that you will immediately perform the action you attempted to perform (right before being prompted to use an item,) and then the cost to perform the action will be subtracted from your Action Pts.

Combat is divided into three phases:

1. The Matching Phase
2. The Battle Phase
3. The End Phase

The Matching Phase

Your next opponent will be determined during this phase. Guilds with similar victory counts to your guild are more likely to be chosen as your next opponent.

During this phase, your guild can offer Souls to increase guild morale.

NOTE: You can ONLY offer Souls during this phase.

The Battle Phase

This is when the actual battle takes place.

The team that earns the most Guild Pts during the allotted time will be declared winner during the End Phase.

The End Phase

This is the phase that occurs after the fighting has finished.

During this phase, Guild Pts earned in battle will be tallied and a winner will be determined.

Once a set number of Souls has been sacrificed, your guild's morale will increase, giving your guild more Action Pts during the next battle.

Souls appear randomly in Leana's Exchange Shop.

They will also appear in Quests and Training once the Guild Battle Phase begins.

• The number of donated Souls, as well as Guild Morale, is shared between all members.

The higher your guild's morale, the more action points you have to use in guild battles.

NOTE: Your guild morale will return to its default value after each battle.

Consulting with your guildmates about Soul management will help you succeed in battle.

• Warrior Souls will cease to be of any use once the event concludes.

• Warrior Souls may be deleted at the end of the event. Please be forewarned.

To win, you must earn more Guild Pts than your opponent within the allocated amount of time.

• In the event of a tie, both guilds will suffer a loss.

Performing an Attack

When performing an attack, up to a maximum of 5 of your units NOT set on defense will attempt to attack the enemy guild's base.

When attacking, each unit involved in the attack will consume a set amount of Action Pts.

If you lack the Action Pts to perform even a single attack, no attack will take place.

If you perform an attack and there are no active defenders in the opposing army, you will attack their base instead.

Attacking an enemy base will award you with a large number of Guild Pts.

• Player skills will have no effect on combat in the event.

Heal

Tap Heal to fully restore the hit points of every unit in your team. Healing consumes a set amount of Action Pts.

• Attempting to perform this action when you have insufficient Action Pts will have no effect.

Cannon

By spending a set amount of Action Pts, you can head into a special Training stage to forage for cannon parts.

Collect all 5 parts and you will have the chance to fire your cannon once at the enemy base!

Hit the base and you will receive a large number of Guild Pts.

It is also possible, though extremely rare, that your cannon attack will deal massive damage to a member of the enemy team.

• Any units set to defense will NOT defend while you are looking for cannon parts in the new Training stages.

Golden Cannon Parts

While scouring the special Training stage for cannon parts, you now have a random chance to find rare golden parts. Golden parts will increase the amount of Guild Pts you can earn when you fire the cannon.

The more golden parts you have in your cannon at the time of firing, the higher your potential bonus!

Tapping it will allow you to perform a Crash Chance, a direct attack on the enemy base that cannot be defended against.

NOTE: You will still need to have Action Pts to perform a Crash Chance.

Crash Chances are great opportunities for some easy Guild Pts, so keep your eyes peeled, Soldier!