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Along with their [[guild officer|high officer]]s, guild leaders can '''also''': | Along with their [[guild officer|high officer]]s, guild leaders can '''also''': | ||
| + | * Declare on an outpost | ||
* Promote members to officers | * Promote members to officers | ||
* Invite [[player]]s to the guild | * Invite [[player]]s to the guild | ||
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* Update the guild message of the day | * Update the guild message of the day | ||
* Change the guild's [[guild hall]] | * Change the guild's [[guild hall]] | ||
| + | * Have full access to the guild hall's inventory | ||
== Inactive guild leaders == | == Inactive guild leaders == | ||
If a guild leader is inactive for a certain amount of time, members of the guild can petition the CSR and GMs to replace the guild leader with a more active candidate. | If a guild leader is inactive for a certain amount of time, members of the guild can petition the CSR and GMs to replace the guild leader with a more active candidate. | ||
A guild leader is the leader of a guild. There can only be one leader at a time. When the guild is created, the player who paid to create it is made leader; later they can transfer the position by promoting another member to it, which will also demote them to high officer.
The guild leader has total discretion over the guild, and many options are only available to them. Only guild leaders can:
Along with their high officers, guild leaders can also:
If a guild leader is inactive for a certain amount of time, members of the guild can petition the CSR and GMs to replace the guild leader with a more active candidate.