Guildwyn Updates

New guilds now begin at Tier 0 with a guided onboarding path and an in-app welcome guide. Complete three introductory quests to reach Tier 1 and unlock additional game features.

You can now clear all notifications at once from the notifications menu. The guild page also keeps Recent Events out of the way when there are no new stories to show.

You can now restart your guild from your profile page. Restarting permanently erases your current guild, including heroes, quests, relics, achievements, notifications, and guild history, while keeping your account intact. There is no undoing this, so be careful this is what you want before you do it!

Reaching achievements now comes with rewards: Haste Tokens! Haste Tokens are single-use items that are applied to in-progress quests to reduce the time remaining before completion. A few other quality of life UI improvements are also included in this update.

The guild page now brings more useful next steps closer to the top. Heroes nearing the next level, achievements within reach, and other attention-worthy moments can now surface quest recommendations tied to those goals. The page also shows recent Town Crier entries for your guild and clearer, more compact hero cards.

Newly created guilds will have their first heroes each with a distinct role (archetype), one each focused on combat, exploration, and diplomacy. Supporting that, initial quests will line up better with those starting strengths, so the first few quest assignments are better aligned with showing how different heroes fit different quests.

We've rebalanced quest rewards so quest length matters in a more obvious way. In general, shorter quests are now better for pushing guild fame over the same total play time, while longer quests are better for growing a hero through experience, which makes the choice between a quick run and a longer commitment feel more strategic.

Relics are now part of Guildwyn. When a hero finds one through quest completion, it stays with that hero for a limited number of future quests and applies its bonus automatically, so a good run can keep paying off for a while instead of ending with a single result screen. Relics use the same kind of effect language as traits, which means they can boost things like quest performance, fame, or experience without adding a whole separate system to learn.

This update adds Town Crier, a realm-wide feed that surfaces notable events like completed quests and hero progress in one place instead of making you piece the story together across multiple screens. It also improves quest browsing so comparing assignments and deciding where to send a hero feels more readable and less fiddly.