Guild Perks

The guild level perk controls the level of your guild which in turn controls what access you have to perks.

Lowering the cooldown on Guild’s Choice is incredibly useful as your guild develops as it speeds up the rate you can do targeted investing. It is not as important as other perks but it is nice to have.

Increasing the amount of bounties your guild can have at any one time is great to help ensure your members have a variety of options available so they’re not forced into doing unfavourable bounties to contribute.

The resource package stack perk increases the amount of times your guild members can renew guild coins for resources per day, there are only 3 levels and the max bonus is +3

Each of the rack perks does the same thing – increasing the amount of energy gained from its respective type. With energy being one of the most important things in Shop Titans these should be considered a priority. You may wish to coordinate with your guild to decide which furniture type you buff first.

Unlike the rack perks the resource bin perks are not equal – the uncommon and rare bin perks do a much smaller increase. These perks are valuable in guilds where members are not super active as it allows them to log in and set up an entire craft queue.

Increasing the amount of components/storage trunks give can potentially allow members to replace some of their trunks with other furniture. If not, don’t rush to get these.

Out of the four guild boosts the resource boost is king. At max rank this perk will give you a 50% increase to your resource regeneration rates which is amazing, especially for rare resources.

The quest boost allows for your members heroes to quest and heal faster, meaning they can be out gathering components/experience at a much higher rate. This boost is very useful during events like the Lost City of Gold.

The crafting boost provides a reduction to the crafting times of items. This boost becomes more powerful as your guild accesses the later tier of items, and going into tier 10 it is a great thing to keep running.

The experience boost increases the experienced earned for heroes, workers and merchant level. Whilst it is nice to have running this shouldn’t be a priority pick over the others.

The trade perks give bonuses to the amount your guild members can offer and request items for on the market. The bonuses range from the first level which is +3 capacity to the final level which is +30 capacity, the level requirements and renown required for these perks are steep, and not really recommended unless your guild has a lot of market oriented players.

The new resource regeneration perks are basically permenant boosts to your guilds resource regeneration rates, the boosts range from +2% at the first level all the way up to +20% at the final level, the level requirements are steep as you progress up the perk levels and the renown costs also get hefty, but the bonus these perks give is extremely beneficial