With the option to play solo or multiplayer, many players would pick the latter to socialize. And joining a Guild in Where Winds Meet is the best way to do that. With the kind of variety on offer, though, you are likely to be tempted to join another guild, or, perhaps start one of your own. Here’s how to leave your current guild in Where Winds Meet.
How to Leave Your Guild in Where Winds Meet
Leaving a Guild in Where Winds Meet is a bit tricky, as it is hidden behind multiple buttons. Just follow the steps given below to successfully leave your Guild:
- Open the Pause Menu and press on Guild button present at the bottom of the menu
- Next, click on Member Roster from the list on the left-hand side
- Click on the View button at the far right of the Member Roster page
- Here, you’ll find a Leave Guild button at the bottom of the screen.
- Press that or hit the V key on your keyboard (on PC) to successfully leave the Guild
Do note that after you leave your current Guild, you will not be able to join a new Guild for the next six hours. If you are okay with that, go ahead with the Guild exit.
After the six-hour cooldown, you can choose to join a new Guild or create one of your own. If you are wondering how to create a Guild, read below.
How to Create a Guild
Once you hit Level 20, the game unlocks the Guild system for you. But once you start your own Guild, you get added responsibilities. Follow the steps below to create your own Guild:
- Open the Pause Menu and press the Guild button again
- You’ll see a list of new Guilds you can join. But at the top-left corner, you’ll spot a Create Guild button.
- Click on that button and name your Guild along with its type and banner. After paying 300 Jade coins, your Guild will be created.
Once your guild is established, the real work begins. Your main task as Guild Leader is to keep it organized. The game includes a detailed Guild Management menu that lets you set up a hierarchy for your members.
Each rank comes with its own permissions, from simple administrative tasks to major controls, so it’s important to think carefully before handing out higher positions. Active and reliable players are usually the best candidates for ranks that let them launch guild events or start group activities. You can also assign specific roles such as Guild Leader, Assistant Leader, and other officer-style positions.
The Guild that you create can either be
- Combat-based
- Exploration-based
- Leisure-based (focusing on mini-games and side quests)
This was everything you needed to know about how to exit a Guild and create your own in Where Winds Meet. For more guides, check out How To Get Giveaway Emote and How To Unlock & Upgrade Celestial Seize.
