Alliance Management Guide
Manage up to 4 guilds from a single Discord server. Coordinate events, share data, and run your alliance efficiently.
Why Alliance Management Matters in Throne and Liberty
Throne and Liberty's alliance system lets up to 4 guilds coordinate for siege wars, boss fights, and territory control. The game encourages this collaboration, but managing multiple guilds is complicated without the right tools.
Most alliances struggle with:
- Communication fragmentation - Each guild has its own Discord, leadership structure, and information silos
- Uneven participation - Hard to track which guilds are pulling their weight
- Loot drama - Cross-guild loot distribution becomes political
- Coordination overhead - Multiple spreadsheets, multiple chains of command
Throney solves these problems by managing your entire alliance from one Discord server with unified data.
How Alliance Management Works in Throney
Throney treats your alliance as one organization with member guilds. All data flows through one dashboard, one Discord server, and one set of tools.
Unified but Distinct
Each guild maintains its identity while sharing alliance infrastructure:
- Separate guild roles - Members identify with their guild
- Shared data access - Officers see alliance-wide stats
- Flexible DKP - Shared or separate point pools
- Combined roster - War party builder sees everyone
Setting Up Your Alliance in Throney
Step 1: Establish the Alliance Discord
Your alliance needs a single Discord server where all guilds participate. Most alliances create this fresh or expand an existing guild's server. Structure it with:
- Guild-specific roles - @Guild1, @Guild2, etc.
- Officer roles per guild - @Guild1-Officer, etc.
- Alliance officer role - For cross-guild leadership
- Guild-specific channels - Private channels per guild
- Alliance-wide channels - Strategy, announcements, etc.
Step 2: Install Throney
Add the Throney bot to your alliance Discord server:
- Invite the bot using the link on throney.gg
- Run
/setupand select alliance mode - Add each guild to your alliance in the dashboard
- Assign officer roles for each guild
Step 3: Configure Guild Assignments
Each member needs to be assigned to their guild. Options include:
- Role-based - Automatically assign based on Discord roles
- Manual - Officers assign members in the dashboard
- Self-assign - Members pick their guild on first interaction
Step 4: Set Up Shared vs Separate Systems
Decide how you want to handle key features:
- DKP: Shared pool for alliance content, or separate per guild?
- Events: Alliance-wide calendar, guild-specific, or both?
- Gear tracking: Usually shared so war party builder has full data
- Attendance: Track by guild, by alliance, or both?
Running Alliance Events
Siege Warfare
Siege is where alliance coordination matters most. Throney helps with:
- War party builder - Create balanced groups from all guilds
- Role distribution - See class composition across the alliance
- Gear requirements - Ensure minimum standards are met
- Attendance tracking - Log who showed from each guild
Boss Runs
Alliance boss runs need fair loot distribution across guilds. Throney's DKP system handles this:
- All participating members earn DKP equally
- Loot is distributed based on DKP bids, not guild politics
- History shows distribution is fair over time
- Guild leaders can review data to verify fairness
Training and Practice
Cross-guild training sessions help newer members learn from veterans:
- Create training events visible to all guilds
- Track participation by guild
- Optional DKP for training attendance
- Build relationships between guild members
Managing Alliance Politics
Fair Loot Distribution
Loot drama kills alliances faster than enemy guilds. Throney's DKP system removes politics:
- Transparent bidding - Everyone sees who bid what
- Historical data - Prove distribution is fair over time
- No favoritism - The math decides, not guild leaders
- Audit trail - Complete records of every decision
Participation Balance
Track which guilds are contributing to alliance content:
- Attendance by guild for alliance events
- Gear progression by guild
- DKP earned vs spent by guild
- Active member counts per guild
When one guild consistently underperforms, you have data to have that conversation.
Leadership Coordination
Alliance officers need visibility across all guilds. Throney's permission system supports:
- Guild officers - See their own guild's detailed data
- Alliance officers - See summary stats across guilds
- Alliance leaders - Full access to everything
Alliance Analytics
The dashboard provides alliance-wide views:
- Combined roster - All members across all guilds
- Class distribution - See alliance-wide role balance
- Average gear - By guild and alliance-wide
- Attendance trends - Which guilds show up consistently
- DKP distribution - Track fairness over time
Common Alliance Structures
Equal Partnership
Four guilds of similar size and strength:
- Rotating leadership for alliance events
- Shared DKP pool for all content
- Equal voice in strategy decisions
- Each guild contributes proportionally to siege
Main Guild + Support
One larger guild with smaller allies:
- Main guild provides leadership and strategy
- Support guilds fill roster gaps
- Separate DKP pools possible
- Main guild may handle more of the coordination
Merger Alliance
Multiple guilds gradually becoming one:
- Shared everything from day one
- Guild roles become social, not functional
- Working toward single unified guild
- Throney makes transition smoother
Scaling Your Alliance
Adding New Guilds
When a new guild wants to join:
- Have their members join the alliance Discord
- Create guild roles and assign members
- Add the guild in Throney's dashboard
- Have members upload gear screenshots
- Set DKP starting balances (or start fresh)
Removing Guilds
When a guild leaves:
- Remove them from the alliance in the dashboard
- Their data is preserved but separated
- DKP balances stay with members if they return
- No disruption to remaining guilds
Best Practices for Alliance Management
Establish Clear Expectations
Before guilds join, agree on:
- Attendance requirements for alliance events
- How loot will be distributed
- Decision-making process for strategy
- What happens if a guild underperforms
Use Data, Not Drama
When conflicts arise, point to the numbers. Throney provides:
- Attendance records by guild
- Loot distribution history
- Participation in alliance content
- Gear progression trends
Regular Leadership Sync
Weekly meetings between guild leaders help prevent issues:
- Review upcoming alliance events
- Discuss any fairness concerns
- Plan recruitment and roster balance
- Address problems before they escalate
Getting Started with Alliance Management
Alliance features are included with Throney Pro plans. To set up:
- Create or designate your alliance Discord server
- Add Throney and run
/setup - Add each guild in the dashboard
- Configure shared vs separate systems
- Have all members upload gear
- Run your first alliance event
Most alliances are fully set up within a day. After that, Throney handles the coordination overhead so leadership can focus on strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many guilds can I manage in one alliance with Throney?
Throney supports up to 4 guilds per alliance, matching Throne and Liberty's alliance system. All guilds are managed from a single Discord server with one dashboard for officers.
Do all alliance guilds share the same Discord server?
Yes. Throney's alliance management works by having all allied guilds in the same Discord server. Each guild can have separate roles and channels, but officers see everything from one dashboard.
Can each guild have separate DKP pools?
Yes. You can run shared DKP across the alliance for cross-guild content, or keep separate pools for each guild. Most alliances use shared DKP for boss runs and siege, with guild-specific activities optional.
How do permissions work across alliance guilds?
Officers from any guild can view alliance-wide data. Each guild can have its own officer role with appropriate permissions. Alliance leaders typically have a higher role that sees everything.
Can I track attendance for alliance-wide events?
Yes. When an officer runs /attendance during an alliance event, all members present are logged regardless of which guild they belong to. Events can be tagged as alliance-wide or guild-specific.
What happens if a guild wants to leave the alliance?
Guilds can be removed from the alliance through the dashboard. Their data remains but is separated. DKP balances are preserved if they rejoin later. The process doesn't disrupt other alliance guilds.
How do war parties work across alliance guilds?
The war party builder pulls members from all alliance guilds. You can build mixed-guild parties for siege, see each guild's contribution, and balance classes across the entire alliance roster.
Can individual guilds have separate events and calendars?
Yes. Events can be marked as alliance-wide or guild-specific. Each guild can run its own activities while still participating in alliance content. The calendar shows everything with clear guild tags.