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#1 Feb 01 2005 at 9:14 AM Rating: Decent
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I have a prolly stupid question...lol. How do the writs rank? I notice that when I complete on it will say something like I've earn 1500 points, but I've done 4 or 5 of them already and I only have like 377pts in ranking. I know the 1500 points goes towards lvling the guild but what is the 377(in the guild screen) rank stand for? Is it a percentage of the thousands for xp I got for the guild or is it based on something else? I hope I explained this right, if not I will come back and give the right numbers and description.
#2 Feb 01 2005 at 9:27 AM Rating: Decent
I don't know the exact formula for this but it is a ranking to show who has given their guild the most in experience. What bothers me is after 999 it sets that value to a blank.
#3 Feb 01 2005 at 9:55 AM Rating: Decent
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Here is how guild writs work.

When you complete a standard city/guild writ, you ear, in your case, 1500 status points. Those 1500 are personal status points. The amount contributed to the guild is 1500 divided by the number of patrons (P).

1500/P

Suppose that your guild has 20 Patrons.

1500/20 = 75

Each writ you complete contribute 75 status points to your guild as long as you have 20 patrons. More patrons means less status per writ per person that gets contributed. There is a minimum number, I think it is 12. So if you have only 5 patrons, you are still getting your earnings divided by 12.

The fewer patrons you have (ideally 12) the better, since having more patrons will increase the divider. It is a lot easier to get 12 people to do write frequently than it is to get 30 people to keep doing writs.
#4 Feb 01 2005 at 12:17 PM Rating: Decent
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Thanx ever so much for u guys' help.
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