Kingdom Guild
Intro
The Kingdom Guild is low-to-mid level content that involves turn-in quests and special Kingdom equipment, meant to give you a head start in your Midgard journey. After you change to your first job, you will receive a quest that leads you to your guild's Coin Commissioner. Talk to them to get your first 2 Kingdom Guild Coins.
Kingdom Guild Coins
You receive Kingdom Guild Coins by doing turn-in quests for the various guilds across Rune-Midgard. These coins are then used to purchase Kingdom equipment as well as to enchant that equipment.
Quests
All Kingdom quests are turn-in quests where you turn in X amount of a certain item. Quests are broken into tiers: Base Level 1, Base Level 15, Base Level 31, and Base Level 41. There are some important things to note about quests:
- You can repeat each quest as often as you want to get Base EXP.
- The first turn in of the day for each quest also grants Kingdom Guild Coins.
- You also get an additional Daily Reward for that quest if you turn in the quest at your respective Job Guild (i.e. Acolyte turns in at Prontera Church).
- The Level 1 & Level 15 quests are specific to each Job Guild, but anyone can do them.
- The 31+ & 41+ quests are shared between all Job Guilds.
Daily Quest Reward
If you turn in a quest at your respective Job Guild and its the first time you're turning in that quest that day, you get an additional reward. The reward you get depends on your base level. Note that this also stacks with the extra Kingdom Guild Coin reward that you get on turning in a quest for a first time that day.
For example, if you are a Level 1 Acolyte and you turn in the Grasshopper's Leg quest for the first time that day at the Prontera Church, you would get:
- 2 Kingdom Guild Coin (Level 1 Daily Quest Reward + 1st turn in reward for that quest)
- Base EXP
- 10 Red Potion
- 5 Magnifier
- 1 Concentration Potion
As another example, say you are a Level 43 Merchant and you turn in the Bug Leg Quest (Lvl 41+ Quest #1) at the Merchant Job Guild for the first time that day. You'd get:
- 8 Kingdom Guild Coin (Level 41 Daily Quest Reward + 1st turn in reward for that quest)
- Base EXP
- 20 White Potion
- 1 Awakening Potion
Rewards
- Level 1: 1 Kingdom Guild Coin, 10 Red Potion, 5 Magnifier, 1 Concentration Potion
- Level 15: 2 Kingdom Guild Coin, 10 Orange Potion, 5 Magnifier, 2 Concentration Potion
- Level 31: 3 Kingdom Guild Coin, 10 White Potion, 2 Concentration Potion
- Level 41: 4 Kingdom Guild Coin, 20 White Potion, 1 Awakening Potion
Acolyte Guild
- Level 1:
10 Grasshopper's Leg - Level 15:
10 Skel-Bone
Archer Guild
- Level 1:
10 Mushroom Spore - Level 15:
10 Tooth of Bat
Mage Guild
- Level 1:
10 Stem - Level 15:
10 Powder of Butterfly
Merchant Guild
- Level 1:
10 Tree Root - Level 15:
10 Pointed Scale
Thief Guild
- Level 1:
10 Bill of Birds - Level 15:
10 Scorpion Tail
Swordsman Guild
- Level 1:
10 Snail's Shell - Level 15:
10 Rat Tail
Common quests
Level 31+
- Quest #1:
20 Orcish Voucher - Quest #2:
20 Acorn - Quest #3:
20 Horn - Quest #4:
20 Yoyo Tail - Quest #5:
20 Nipper
Level 41+
- Quest #1:
70 Bug Leg - Quest #2:
40 Zenorc's Fang - Quest #3:
80 Black Hair - Quest #4:
40 Earthworm Peeling - Quest #5:
40 Sharp Scale
Gear Exchange
Kingdom Guild Coins can be exchanged for Kingdom equipment. The Kingdom equipment comes in sets of a Garment, Shoes, Armor, and Shield. You can get the entire set of the lowest tier (i.e. Level 1) equipment for 2 Guild Coin. Equipment tiers can be divided by the base level requirement to wear that gear. Thus, there are 6 tiers of gear:
- Level 1
- Level 20
- Level 30
- Level 40
- Level 50
- Level 60
Levels 1, 20, 30 are considered low-tier equipment while levels 40, 50, and 60 are considered high-tier. Each set gives certain bonuses, and high-tier equipment has total refine bonuses as well. The Kingdom Guild Coin cost of each piece of equipment increases as you go up the tiers. So, a Level 1 piece of equipment costs 1 Kingdom Guild Coin, and a Level 60 piece costs 24 Kingdom Guild Coin.
Enchanting
Each piece of Kingdom equipment can be enchanted once. It costs 1 Kingdom Guild Coin to enchant a piece of equipment. Resetting an enchantment also costs 1 Kingdom Guild Coin. There is no chance of breaking, and the enchant always succeeds.
Low-tier Enchanting
The low-tier equipment enchanting NPC is with the other Kingdom Guild NPCs. Each Job Guild's low-tier enchanting NPC will add +1 of a specific stat to the piece of equipment you select. Any class can use any enchanting NPC at any Job Guild. For example, an Acolyte can go to the Archer Guild to enchant a low-tier garment with +1 DEX.
| Job Guild | Enchant |
|---|---|
| Archer | +1 DEX |
| Acolyte | +1 VIT |
| Mage | +1 INT |
| Swordsman | +1 STR |
| Thief | +1 AGI |
| Merchant | +1 LUK |
High-tier Enchanting
High-tier equipment can be enchanted in Prontera Castle by the Senior Guild Enchanter (219, 171). Note that high-tier equipment can not be enchanted by the low-tier enchanter NPCs. Unlike the low-tier equipment, the high-tier equipment is a random +1 - +3 of a random stat. The higher the tier, the better chance you have of getting a higher stat enchant. The cost to enchant (or reset) a high-tier piece of equipment is still only 1 Kingdom Guild Coin.
| Enchant (random stat, random amount) |
|---|
| 1 ~ 3 DEX |
| 1 ~ 3 VIT |
| 1 ~ 3 INT |
| 1 ~ 3 STR |
| 1 ~ 3 AGI |
| 1 ~ 3 LUK |