Better description of a Guild

Tyirel commented 12 years ago

A guild is more of a group of player who share a separate but common goal. for example if 5 or 6 people who are very good at making buildings look great. they could start a guild and name it anything (for the sake of simplicity they decided on the name "Architects Guild") they would ask an admin to start a guild.

Requirements for starting a guild:

at least four players who want to join
a non-vulgar name
a short description of that guilds goal
an online admin to set the guild up
enough currency to purchase a "Guild Plot"
enough currency to start a guild
someone to be a "guild leader"

A guild plot can be interlaced with a "town" plot (a guild lot is a large lot to build a guild hall)

the admin setting up the guild would be responsible for making sure the guild name is appropriate and the 4 people actually wish to start a guild, as well as taking the currency (should be rather expensive) for the example lets say the names of the four people are Jon, Bob, Mark, and Fred

example command: /guild start (guild name) (guild leader's name) (witness 1) (witness 2) (witness 3)

to folow the example so far the admin would type:

/guild start Architect Jon Bob Mark Fred

to which Jon would have a title as and this followers would have the title of the guilds name

a guild masters Job is to organize the guild, find new members, and find jobs for the guild.

Guildmaster commands: /guild invite (invitee's name) /guild setspawn /guild disband /guild setmessage (message) /guild kick /guild description (description)

Guild member commands (guildmaster also gets these) /guild list /guild spawn /guild message /guild leave

Any command that starts with /guild could be condensed into /g

to invite a new member to a guild a guildmaster would type /guild invite (name) and that person would get an invite message "(you have been invited to Architect, to accept type /guild accept or /guild decline to decline)"

A guildmaster can set his guilds spawn point, so if a guild member types /guild spawn they will be teleported to the guild spawn

A guild master can type / guild Disband which removes the guild and the guild plots protection and kicks all players in the guild

a guild master can set a guild message by typing /guild setmessage (message) the message can be anything really like "have a nice day" to "there is a job working for Deaboy at coordinates 0 0 0" and things like that

a guildmaster can kick a player from his guild if said player breaks guild rules or is a general nuisance

a guildmaster can add a description to their guild using /guild description

Guild member commands:

a member can type /guild list for a list of all players in their guild

a member can type /guild spawn to be teleported to guild spawn

a member can type /guild message to see the guilds set message (default message should be "have a nice day")

a member who wants to leave the guild can type /guild leave

General server member commands /guild find /guild (guild name) info

/guild find lists all guilds

/guild (guildname) info gives info, Guild leader, the guilds description, the number of people in the guild, and whatever other creative things you might want to add ;)

if a guild falls below the minimum 4 guild members the guild is automatically disbanded

a player can only belong to one guild and until they leave a guild they will not receive any invite from other guilds

if possible a guild bank where members can store things they want the guild to have (building materials or money, things like that)

Admin Guild commands /guild (guild name) (any guildmaster command and all member commands except /guild leave)

admins would also have full control over ALL guilds so if a certain guild is causing a lot of trouble it can be maintained or disbanded

i think i got everything down here, its another text wall sorry. anything can be added or removed from this list at your will. i feel it might be alot to code =/ but im not sure.