Guild
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DATA2073 Guild is an NFT that you can own and trade in the DATA2073 universe. Guild NFTs serve as a dynamic assets intricately tied to gameplay. Emphasizing social interaction, gameplay versatility, and resource gathering. Guild owners hold a significant role in managing guilds, constructing essential guild buildings, and providing a spectrum of services to enrich the gaming experience for their guild members. These services include improved gathering opportunities, accelerated development, and exclusive access to guild events, fostering a more engaging journey through DATA2073.
Basic Guilds: Up to Rank 5 buildings. 5 Guild members. Não NFT.
Shelter: Up to Rank 10 buildings. 10 Guild members.
Outpost: Up to Rank 20 buildings. 20 Guild members.
Fortress: Up to Rank 30 buildings. 40 Guild members.
Citadel: Up to Rank 40 buildings. 80 Guild members.
NUMBERS ARE NOT FINAL
Players can MERGE Guild to upgrade them to the next RANK. To do so, players need two of the same type of GUILD (ex.: two Shelter), and they need to be on the same continent (Pyron, Solara, and Voltarx).
They are the most basic type of Guild allowing the player to engage in non NFT Guild activities. Altogether, Basic Guilds do not offer much functionality and provide far less yield than other types.
Apon buying a Guild NFT, the player gains the option to create a Guild. The maximum number of players in the Guild is directly tied to the type of Guild.
After buying and founding a Guild, the Guild Leader receives a number of Land Plots equal to the number of possible Guild Members. Each player in the Guild may build their own city in their Land Plot, and these Land Plots serve as that player's base, where he can share his information and construct buildings that help the Guild.
In the founding of the Guild, the Leader creates the settings of the Guild. The name, the badge, type of Guild (Open, Application and Invite, Closed). These settings can all be changed in the future.
Scholarship System (lending and renting cards);
Construct Buildings that give them benefits;
Staking of assets;
Guild Members Exclusive interaction; (Challenging Players, Deck Sharing)
Alliance Tournaments; (Exclusive to Guild Members)
Guild Missions; (Exclusive to Guild Members)
Guild Wars;
Guild PvE;
Open: Anyone can join, provided they are of a minimum level, which is determined by the Guild Settings;
Application and Invitation: Players can apply or be invited to join the Guild. The Guild Leader and Co-Leaders all have the power to deny an application.
Closed: The only way to enter the Guild is through Invite from one of the players from inside of the Guild.
Players don’t need to own any data2073 NFT to join a Guild.
Owner: The player who created the Guild and is the owner of the Guild NFT. They are the one who choose Council Members
Leader: At the start the Guild Leader is the player who created the Guild, however if the Guild Leader wishes they can demote themselves. Additionally, if a Guild Leader is inactive in the game for 30 days, the longest serving Co-Leader is promoted to Leader. If there are no Co-leaders, the longest serving MAK II member is promoted to Guild Leader. If there are no MAK II members, the longest serving MAK I member is promoted to Guild Leader. The Guild Leader can promote players up to Co-Leaders, can accept or deny applications, can invite players, and kick players from the Guild. Additionally Leaders can also call for a vote.
Co-Leader: Theoretically this is the highest role a player can have in a Guild that it’s not his. However, there are instances where they can rise to Guild Leaders. They can promote players up to MAK II, can accept or deny applications, can invite players, and kick players from the Guild. Additionally Co-leaders can call for a vote.
MAK II: The first level of promotion in the Guild. MAK II players have more benefits. They can invite players.
MAK I: The players who just entered the Guild are all in this category. They can’t kick or add players to the Guild.
Once a vote is called all Guild Members have a chance to vote to change something inside of the Guild. It may relate to the Guild Settings, to event participation, Guild Earning Yield, or anything else. After that the Guild Members have 2 days to cast their vote to change or not change whatever was proposed.
All Guild Members have their own plot of Land that they can work on. They can use the land to generate resources, farming MechaShards and Bits, and a predetermined percentage of the Yield will go back to the Guild, generating the Guild, as a whole, resources.
The Earning Yield is part of the settings of the Guild, and they can be changed through a vote.
This system allows players within the Guild to lend or rent cards to one another. The number of cards a player can lend or rent is directly tied to their Guild Role, the higher the role the more cards they can lend and rent.
This also serves as a way for low level players, who entered the game more recently, to have access to more cards.
The system is tied in three ways:
The players share a part of their earnings to the person who lended/rented the card;
It can be a fixed price to do so;
Players can also lend/rent their cards at no cost if they wish it so.
Guild Members each have their own Land Plot, where they can construct buildings to farm resources and yield earnings for themselves and their Guild.
There are buildings that are exclusive to higher level Lands/Guilds. And most buildings can be upgraded up to the level that is available in the Land/Guild level.
In the Guild screen there is a Staking window. There, players can stake their tokens and NFTs to earn additional rewards based on the amount that they Staked. The more assets a player puts in “Staking” the more they earn.
Guild Members have a closed chat just for them. They can share the decks and strategies that they are using
These special tournaments are held once a month and are exclusive to Guild Members. The prize pool for the tournament is composed of Guild Earning Yield.
Guild members have access to exclusive missions that give additional XP for progressing in the Battle Pass. These missions are associated with the Guild and only Guild members can complete them.
(Examples: -Play X games against other Guild members; -Play X games with your Guild’s faction;)
A Guild v Guild mode, where players from the Guild are in a tournament against players from other Guilds.
Special “Boss Raid Events” are available for a limited time to Guild Members, where an “Enemy Boss Event” appears and players take turns fighting it, weakening it so that someone can destroy it;
A reward is given to the Guild as a whole for defeating the “Enemy Boss”;
Special rewards are given to all players that fought the “Enemy Boss”;
Each Faction in the world of DATA2073 has their own continent. The continents have their own intricacies and are unique. Yielding resources in varying ways and levels.
Guild NFTs are tied to one of the continents, and they yield different results and benefits.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Ship full playable Alpha game to Guild Owners where they will be able to create Guilds and
Introduce additional foundational key features for the game
Multi Guild gameplay. Improving and building on existing features.
Increase accessibility and add in deeper gameplay functionalities
Base Gameplay;
Guild Creation;
Guild members Exclusive interaction;
Leaderboard;
Improved gameplay;
Guild PvE;
Scholarship System;
Alliance Tournaments;
Improved Gameplay;
Guild Wars;
Building System;
Non-Landowner gameplay;
New Buildings;
Roadmap to be started after community approval.
In Game: In the DATA2073 Battle Deck game, players can access some features of their Guild. In the Guild Screen players can:
Search for Guilds;
Show your Guild (if you are a part of a Guild);
Guild Chat;
Guild Leaderboard;
Guild Missions;
Challenging other Guild Members to a casual match;
Alliance Tournaments;
Guild PvE
Guild Wars
Site: All other features are accessible through the Guilds website. These include:
Guild Creation;
Manage Guild (invite and kick players);
Guild Visualization in the Map;
Search for Guild;
Show your Guild (if you are a part of a Guild);
Guild Chat;
Guild Leaderboard;
Guild Missions;
Scholarship System;
Deck Sharing;
Staking of assets;
After buying a Guild NFT, the player can create a Guild on the DATA2073 website. In the process of creating a Guild the Guild Owner also creates the Guild Settings, with the Guild Name, Guild Badge, Guild Type, Guild Earning Yield.
Other configurations are: Type of players que Guild wants (hardcore players, NFT hunters, traders, PvP, PvE, etc) and the Guild Language.
The creator of the Guild also chooses an in-game faction that is their representation. Guild members can play with any faction/deck/cards that they have available, but by using a deck of the same faction as their Guild, they will receive extra rewards.
(Exemple: A player is part of a Guild called “Sunshine” and the Guild's main faction is the Solara. If the player uses a deck of the Solara faction, they will receive extra rewards)
Iteractions:
Chat global dentro do jogo;
Criação de Guilda no site;
Implementação da Guilda no jogo Battle Deck;
If the player isn’t in any Guild, their Guild screen shows all Guilds in the game, with parameters that the player can choose to search for a specific Guild or Guilds with specific configuration;
If a player is in a Guild, besides the Guild screen, with their Guild information, there is a button to search for other Guilds;
A player can’t be a part of more than one Guild;
A player can leave their Guild at any moment they wish to do so;
After a player leaves, the Leader and Co-Leaders of the Guild receive a notification;
