Guild contracts are repeatable tasks that provide rewards for both individual members and the guild as a whole. Completing contracts consistently is one of the most reliable ways to progress your guild.
Types of Guild Contracts
Daily contracts refresh every day and include activities like dungeon completions, PvP participation, and resource gathering. Weekly contracts require more effort but offer substantially better rewards. Special contracts appear during events.
Contract Rewards Breakdown
Contracts reward individual currency, guild reputation, and contribution points. Higher difficulty contracts provide better rewards but require more coordination. Completing all daily contracts consistently adds up to significant progress over time.
Prioritizing Contracts
Focus on contracts that align with content you're already running. If your guild does daily dungeons, take dungeon contracts. For PvP-focused guilds, prioritize battleground and siege contracts. Efficiency comes from doubling up activities.
Tracking Contracts with Throney
Use Throney's event scheduling to coordinate contract completion. Officers can create recurring events for common contract activities, and attendance tracking shows who participates regularly. DKP rewards can incentivize contract participation.
Guild contracts provide consistent rewards for organized guilds. Throney helps coordinate activities so your guild completes contracts efficiently while tracking who contributes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Daily contracts reset at server reset time, which is the same for all players on a server. Weekly contracts reset once per week. Check your server's reset schedule to plan contract completion.
Some contracts can be completed solo, but many require group content. Even solo-completable contracts benefit from guild coordination to finish faster. Join a guild that runs regular activities to complete contracts efficiently.
Missed daily contracts don't accumulate - they simply reset. Missing a day means losing those potential rewards. Consistent daily completion is more valuable than occasional perfect days.