Guild activity and shop stock can provide a separate progression path for players who have joined and unlocked the relevant systems.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Guild interface: available activity or contribution screen, then its shop.
Community guide research suggests guild tasks or contributions can build currency for a guild shop with account progression items. The exact tasks, currency, limits, and stock are not established consistently, so follow the current Guild interface and treat this as an optional route. Join a guild, inspect available activities and shop items, contribute only where the client shows a useful reward, then spend earned currency on an item that addresses a real upgrade need.
Join a guild and unlock its activity and shop interfaces.
Review currently available tasks, contribution actions, and shop stock.
Identify a useful progression item before spending guild currency.
Open the Guild interface and check which activities or contribution options are currently available.
Read the requirements and rewards shown for each eligible action.
Choose a task or contribution that awards the currency or progress displayed in client.
Complete the action and claim the resulting contribution reward if required.
Open the Guild shop and inspect its current stock and any displayed purchase limits.
Buy a useful progression item, then recheck the shop on its next refresh or when stock changes.
Farming tips
Shop stock and limits can change; do not assume a fixed weekly cap or item list.
Compare guild items with your current upgrade needs before spending a limited currency.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat tasks or contributions only as the guild interface offers them. Earn currency, claim it, then purchase available shop stock. Some options may be limited by the client’s reset or cap; this research does not establish the exact schedule, so use the displayed availability.
Common mistakes
Assuming a particular weekly cap or reset: rely on the current client display.
Contributing without checking reward value: inspect what each action grants before committing.
Buying an item that does not fit your plan: identify the upgrade bottleneck first and select relevant stock.
When to stop or switch
Stop once useful available stock is purchased or the client shows no worthwhile eligible contribution; check again when the interface refreshes.
