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Guild reputation

Last wiki revision 2022-12-18

Guild reputation is gained through the following means:

  • Turning in a green or better quest.
  • Guild group kills on dungeon and raid bosses.
  • Guild group arena and rated battleground wins.
  • Honorable kills (about 1 base reputation per 20 honor points from kills).

Certain levels of guild reputation are required to purchase and use some guild rewards.

As of Patch 4.3, reputation bonuses no longer affect the weekly cap of 4375, and just help you reach the cap faster.

  • GM response to a ticket, explaining the situation:

If you are kicked from or leave a guild, you do not lose your reputation with that guild immediately. You will lose it if you:

  • 1) Allow 30 days to elapse after becoming unguilded
  • 2) Join a different guild
  • 3) Transfer the character to a different account or realm (which de-guilds you)

Note that upon joining a different guild, your Guild reputation is knocked down a level - if you had reached Exalted with your previous Guild, you will drop to Revered with your new Guild.

When meeting certain reputation levels, your guild tag will change. Please note that your tag can only be seen by yourself (by turning the 'My Name' option on in the Name display options) and your guildmates.

Earning exalted status with your guild also awards the achievement Time Flies When You're Having Fun.

Categories

  • Factions
  • Game terms
  • Guilds

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Guild_reputation · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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