Guilds

Guilds are a group of players who have banded together to conquer other guilds and accomplish group activities. Guilds in Gemini Station are highly recommended, but not required. It is recommended to join a guild to increase the enjoyment of the game and possibly make new friends. Whether the guilds are Warlike, Peaceful, Trade Focused, Pirate Focused...there are many different types of focus for guilds to expand on. Or if one guild likes, be them all!

Registered Guilds

These are all the guilds currently registered with greater than 2 members

Logo	Guild	Members	Leader	Co-Leader
	-Space Phantoms-	11	MateM8
	Access Denied	5	Silver Silence
	Angeli Inferos	9	AbleTheAbove
	Bregan D'aerthe	6	Jarlaxle	Arri
	Cosmos Terminators	18	Overlord09	Dunnadan
	DadCorp	16	Septimus	CodnameSparks
	Death Borg	22	Badblood	Soweli
	EPDF	7	Cpt.TJ	oskera
	Free Traders	16	Ameeleean	Error401
	Guild	3	Wolv	Bravo-2
	Immortal	4	Celestial
	Inquisitorial Group of the Rebellion	9	Catastrophe	e_NV_y
	Invictus	3	Noresist
	J.I.I.	16	Pilot Shark	Oscillator
	MCRN	13	Valkyrie115
	MRG	20	Haggis	Squid
	Russian Crew	3	tugokodia
	Sleepless Knights	6	Kash An'Kerri	Fregho
	Space Mercs	19	helbringer
	The First Order	6	Kylo Ren
	The Golly Germys	3	Germy2006
	YAKUZA	8	Psycho
	[REDACTED]	21	Lancer	Eden110

This section was last updated: 22:11, 11 June 2020 (UTC) .

Guild

When in a guild, there are multiple things that can be done such as; Wars, Warehouse Storage, Upgrades & Specializations. Guilds also have a max capacity per level.

Total Members	Cost
25	Starting
50	25 GP

Member Ranks

Members of a guild can be promoted to various ranks by Guild Masters or Co-Leaders. The ranks, in order from low to high, are Rookie, Member, Veteran, Officer, and Co-Leader. The only ranks with special permissions are Officers and Co-Leaders. Officers have the ability to invite or kick any member (excluding the Guild Master), and can also purchase upgrades for the guild. Co-Leaders have all of the same permissions as Guild Masters (declare war, edit guild bio, invite/ kick members, purchase upgrades, etc.).

Guild Points & Influence

Guild Influence, or GI, is an action-based guild currency that is earned by guild members. Guild members who are draining, hacking, attacking, and boosting both NPC and player ships will earn 1 GI (per each action). The current GI will appear on your guild's News & Info page. If a guild wishes to declare war on another guild, the guild leader (or co-leaders) will have to spend Guild Influence to declare war on a guild. The thought behind this being, the defending guild would have no interest in a war from a guild they've never heard of, but if a guild has built up notoriety or influence, then a declared war would be taken seriously.

It currently requires 10,000 GI to declare a war on another guild and 25,000 GI to purchase a Guild Point.

Actions that award Guild Influence:

• Hack NPC
• Hack PVP
• Drain PVP
• Drain
• NPC Boost
• PVP Boost
• NPC Win
• NPC Combat Win
• PVP Combat
• Initiate Travel
• Hack - Location - Cash
• Hack - Location - Goods
• Hack - Location - Int
• Hack - Location - Mods

Guild Wars

Guild War

Warehouse

The Warehouse is like the Guild Bank/Vault. Players will be able to store commodities there for future wars and or storing items they want to just give away to other players. It requires 1 Guild Point to unlock. Further Unlocks to increase storage space will require more GPs.

Warehouse Level	Max Capacity	Cost
1	2,500	1 GP
2	5,000	5 GP
3	10,000	10 GP
4	25,000	25 GP
5	50,000	50 GP
6	100,000	100 GP
7	250,000	250 GP
8	500,000	500 GP
9	750,000	750 GP
10	1,000,000	1,000 GP

Guild Money

Guilds members are able to contribute money to the Guild Warehouse. Guild Officers and higher ranks can make deposits and withdraws from both the warehouse page and the Guild Control page. As well as, send money from the Guild Warehouse to other members. There is no maximum amount of money that can be stored or contributed and Guild Money does not affect the Guild Warehouse capacity.

Upgrades

You can spend guild points to unlock guild-wide upgrades. There are currently 6 upgrades a guild can choose from, each having its own increase in ship efficiency. Prioritizing what to unlock will be determined by the guild and guild leaders/officers. Each upgrade has 10 available unlocks.

• Armor
• Engine Efficiency
• Evasion
• Sensor Results
• Shields
• Targeting

Specialization

With enough guild points, you can dedicate your guild to a specific specialization. Once you choose a specialization, your guild will only earn guild points for actions and wars in your specialization category. To unlock specialization, a guild will first need to gain 100,000 XP (100 Guild Wars). After that, there will be 3 branches to choose from; Military, Trade and Espionage. Each of the 3 branches has 7 different upgrades to choose from, all having a max of 10 unlocks.

Military
Dedicated to either the protection or destruction of others and a life of endless combat, your guild will have access to the following additional upgrades:

• Attack
• Defense
• Damage
• Damage Reflect
• Damage Reduction
• Shield Recharge
• Weapon Recharge

Trade
With a focus on trade and scavenging, your guild will have access to the following upgrades:

• Defense
• Damage Reduction
• Shield Recharge
• Salvage
• Cargo Shielding
• Cargo Space
• Heat Resistance

Espionage
With a focus on spying, hacking, and staying out of sight, your guild will have access to the following upgrades:

• Damage Reflect
• Damage Reduction
• Shield Recharge
• Intel
• Hacking
• Cargo Shield
• Heat Resistance

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• update 6 June 2020 (Update):
  • Guilds Guild members can now deposit money into the guild bank. Guild officers and higher can make deposits and withdraws from both the warehouse page and the Guild Control page.