Guilds

Guilds: build habits with people who show up too

Your quests are your own, but you don't have to play alone. In XP Tracker a Guild Master runs their own guild with its own guild pet, others can join, and guilds compete with each other in the Hall of Heroes.

The guild egg from XP Tracker: a golden egg wrapped in a purple banner

Why other people help

Habits are easier when someone notices

Most habits are built alone, in kitchens and bedrooms at 7 a.m., where nobody sees whether you showed up. That's part of why they are hard. When no one notices, skipping costs nothing.

A small group changes that. It doesn't need to be strict. Knowing that a few people can see your activity, and that your effort counts toward something you share, is often enough to tip a lazy evening into one more quest.

XP Tracker keeps the habits personal and puts the social part on top. Your quests are built around your own targets. Your guild is where your effort meets other people's.

How it works in the app

What a guild is in XP Tracker

Your own guild. A Guild Master has their own guild. Others can join it.
Your own guild pet. Every guild gets its own one-of-a-kind companion, separate from the more than 1,400 pets you can hatch yourself.
Members' activity and statistics. As Guild Master you can see how your members are doing.
Guild against guild. Guilds compete with each other in the Hall of Heroes.

Boss fights stay personal. Each player fights their own boss with their own quests, so nobody carries anybody, and nobody is held back.

The Hall of Heroes from XP Tracker: a long stone hall lit by candles

Making it work

How to run a guild people want to stay in

Start small. Three to six people who actually talk to each other beat a big group of strangers.
Agree on the spirit, not the numbers. Everyone sets their own targets in onboarding. A guild works when people cheer the effort, whatever size it is.
Check in, don't police. Use members' activity to notice who has gone quiet, then send a kind message. A nudge works. A public telling-off ends guilds.
Celebrate as a group. A boss beaten, a class finished, a member's first week back. Small wins said out loud keep people coming.

Building habits with a partner or housemates has its own pitfalls. Our pages on habits as a couple and chores with roommates cover how to do it without nagging.

Where you stand

The Hall of Heroes

The Hall of Heroes is where the rankings live. You can see how you rank against other players, see your country and watch the guilds compete. Players who finish all eight classes are immortalized there.

Questions people ask

What does a Guild Master get?

A Guild Master has their own guild and their own guild pet. Others can join, and the Guild Master can see members' activity and statistics.

Is the guild pet special?

Yes. Every guild gets its own one-of-a-kind companion.

Do guilds fight bosses together?

No. Your bosses are fought solo, with your own quests. Guilds compete with other guilds in the Hall of Heroes.

Where do I see how my guild is doing?

In the Hall of Heroes, where the rankings live. You can see how you rank against other players, see your country and watch the guilds compete.

Is a guild good for accountability?

It can be. Knowing that people you know can see your activity is a gentle push on the days you'd rather skip. Pick people who encourage you, not people who make you feel judged.