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+ | ==What is GvG?== | ||
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+ | GvG is short for the term Guild vs. Guild which is basically like PvP. A GvG is sort of like a Guild "War". Basically the Inciter chooses the rules. How many attacks you may go up to 50, 100, etc. They also choose how many people can attack and which Guild to attack. | ||
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+ | ==Who can I attack in GvG?== | ||
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+ | You can attack ANYONE within a 25 level radius. Note the person you attack for a GvG CANNOT Bounty you. It is also impossible for you to lose PvP or Gold or XP when you lose a battle in the GvG. | ||
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+ | ==How do I join the GvG?== | ||
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+ | You just attack someone from the opposing guild to join the Conflict. |
Revision as of 22:31, 17 August 2008
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Introduction
An Introduction to the world of GvG.
What is GvG?
GvG is short for the term Guild vs. Guild which is basically like PvP. A GvG is sort of like a Guild "War". Basically the Inciter chooses the rules. How many attacks you may go up to 50, 100, etc. They also choose how many people can attack and which Guild to attack.
Who can I attack in GvG?
You can attack ANYONE within a 25 level radius. Note the person you attack for a GvG CANNOT Bounty you. It is also impossible for you to lose PvP or Gold or XP when you lose a battle in the GvG.
How do I join the GvG?
You just attack someone from the opposing guild to join the Conflict.