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Overview

Permissions allow guild leaders to control what officers and members can manage within the guild. Each permission belongs to a category such as Settings, Members, or Activities, and determines what actions are available. Permissions can be assigned to roles or ranks, giving you complete control over how your guild operates.

Admin

Super Admin

Grants unrestricted access to every feature and setting in the guild.
  • Can modify all guild settings, permissions, roles, and ranks
  • Can delete or transfer ownership of the guild
  • Overrides all other permission restrictions
    Use with caution and only assign this to the highest trusted leadership roles.

Settings

Guild Settings

Allows the user to edit the core guild identity such as name, description, icons, and banners.

Privacy Settings

Controls whether the guild is public or private, including restrictions on who can view the guild page or apply through discovery.

Verification Settings

Allows the configuration of verification requirements for new members such as linked characters or activity thresholds.

Billing

Grants access to subscription and billing information. This includes upgrading or downgrading plans, viewing invoices, and managing payment methods.

Discovery Settings

Controls how the guild appears in Guild Discovery. Officers with this permission can update recruitment priorities, visibility of member count, founding date, and description.

DKP Settings

Allows leaders to configure Dragon Kill Points (DKP) rules such as point decay, point caps, and default reward values for events.

Storefronts Settings

Controls marketplace visibility for guild storefronts. Officers can enable or disable guild marketplace features, review transaction logs, and set rules for internal trading.

Members

Edit Members

Allows officers to manage individual member profiles within the guild. This includes adjusting DKP or AP, issuing warnings, adding notes, marking absences, or updating internal records.

Kick Members

Grants the ability to remove members from the guild. This should be reserved for leadership and moderation roles.

View Members

Provides read-only access to the guild roster, including character levels, classes, artisan professions, and statistics.

Artisans

View Artisans

Allows officers to view a detailed list of guild artisans, their professions, and their current mastery levels. This is essential for coordinating internal crafting and commissions.

Storage

Edit Storage

Permits officers to add, remove, or adjust items stored in the guild’s shared storage.

View Storage

Provides read-only access to the guild’s storage, allowing members to see what resources are available.

Treasury

Edit Treasury

Grants control over the guild treasury. Officers with this permission can deposit or withdraw currency, adjust balances, and approve or deny treasury transactions.

View Treasury

Provides read-only access to treasury logs and balances without the ability to change values.

Library

Edit Library

Allows officers to add, remove, or update entries in the guild’s recipe library.

View Library

Provides read-only access to the guild’s recipe library for members who need crafting references.

Applications

Edit Applications

Grants the ability to edit custom recruitment forms, application questions, and submission rules.

Manage Applications

Allows officers to accept, reject, or request additional information from applicants.

View Applications

Provides read-only access to the list of submitted applications.

Roles

Create Roles

Allows officers to create new guild roles and assign permissions to them.

Edit Roles

Permits officers to change the name, description, and permissions of existing roles.

Delete Roles

Allows officers to permanently remove a role from the guild.

Manage Roles

Grants the ability to assign or remove roles from members, controlling their access and responsibilities.

View Roles

Provides read-only access to the role list and their associated permissions.

Ranks

Admin Ranks

Grants full control over the guild’s rank system, including permissions management.

Create Ranks

Allows the creation of new ranks within the guild’s hierarchy.

Edit Ranks

Permits modification of rank names, descriptions, and responsibilities.

Delete Ranks

Allows officers to remove a rank from the guild permanently.

Manage Ranks

Grants authority to assign or remove ranks from members, determining their privileges.

View Ranks

Provides read-only access to the rank structure.

Announcements

Create Announcements

Allows officers to draft and publish announcements to guild members.

Edit Announcements

Permits modifications to previously posted announcements.

Delete Announcements

Grants the ability to remove announcements.

View Announcements

Provides read-only access to announcements.

Commissions

Create Commissions

Allows officers to create new commissions for guild members. Commissions define tasks with rewards in DKP or AP.

Edit Commissions

Permits modifications to the details of active commissions such as name, description, or rewards.

Delete Commissions

Grants the ability to remove commissions.

Manage Commissions

Allows officers to approve or reject member submissions for commissions.

View Commissions

Provides read-only access to the guild’s commissions list.

Activities

Create Activities

Grants authority to create new guild activities such as raids, sieges, or events.

Edit Activities

Permits modification of event details such as name, time, or DKP rewards.

Delete Activities

Allows officers to remove activities.

Manage Activities

Provides control over signups, attendance, and member assignments for activities.

View Activities

Provides read-only access to the guild’s activity list.

Audit Logs

View Audit Logs

Grants access to the guild’s audit logs, where all actions and changes are tracked. This permission is essential for transparency and accountability.

Notes

  • Permissions can be assigned to either ranks or roles, giving flexibility in how authority is structured.
  • Some permissions require others to function (for example, editing members also requires the ability to view them).
  • Super Admin should be reserved only for the most trusted leadership positions.