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Guildhests are group quests that players can complete for experience and gil. Unlike [[Guildleve]]s, which are solo-able, Guildhests require the co-operative efforts of a group of players. | Guildhests are group quests that players can complete for experience and gil. Unlike [[Guildleve]]s, which are solo-able, Guildhests require the co-operative efforts of a group of players. Two new guildhests become available to the players every 5 levels from level 10. Guildhests are designed to teach players basic group mechanics. Initial guildhests are quite easy, they become difficult as players level up and delve deeper. | ||
*Guildhest usually involves a mini-dungeon or boss fight. A light party of 4 players is usually required. | *Guildhest usually involves a mini-dungeon or boss fight. A light party of 4 players is usually required. | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 3 August 2013
- Main article: Duties
Guildhests are group quests that players can complete for experience and gil. Unlike Guildleves, which are solo-able, Guildhests require the co-operative efforts of a group of players. Two new guildhests become available to the players every 5 levels from level 10. Guildhests are designed to teach players basic group mechanics. Initial guildhests are quite easy, they become difficult as players level up and delve deeper.
- Guildhest usually involves a mini-dungeon or boss fight. A light party of 4 players is usually required.
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