Anime Legacy Simulator guilds allow players in StarX Inc's Roblox experience to unite under a shared banner, unlock account-wide stat upgrades, and compete on the global leaderboards. Joining or running an active guild grants passive boosts to fighter damage, drop rates, and player damage through collective Yen donations.
Because top-tier guild upgrades and roster expansions cost trillions or even quadrillions of Yen, guild progression is closely tied to end-game economy farming.
How Guilds Work in Anime Legacy Simulator
The guild system is accessed directly through the sidebar menu on the main interface. Guilds serve two primary functions: providing shared stat enhancements to all members and tracking collective standing on the global guild leaderboard.
Unlike individual leaderboards that measure personal damage, DPS, or time played, the guild leaderboard ranks groups primarily by total power and accumulated Yen donations. To maintain high positions, competitive guilds require members to actively grind and donate surplus funds.
Guild buffs apply across standard adventure maps, trials, and dungeon runs. While player testing shows that guild membership does not directly inflate your visible profile power number on individual leaderboards, the statistical boosts applied to your fighters and drop rates actively function in combat.
Creating and Joining a Guild
Entering a guild requires interacting with the in-game Guild menu. Here is how creation and recruitment function:
- Creating a Guild: Any player can open the menu, select the Guild tab, name their organization, and pay the initial creation fee.
- Joining a Guild: There is no open public browser to instantly join clans. An invite must be sent directly by a guild owner or authorized officer inside a server.
- Roster Management: Early guilds start with a limited roster cap. Leaders must purchase slot upgrades to bring in more players.
Competitive guilds frequently recruit in public servers and community Discord channels, setting entry requirements based on player damage thresholds or specific Yen farming multipliers.
Guild Upgrades and Buff Perks
Guild leaders and members can invest donated currency into multiple guild-wide upgrades. These upgrades scale in cost with each successive tier.
| Upgrade | In-Game Effect | Gameplay Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Fighter Damage | Increases raw damage dealt by your equipped champions | High; essential for clearing deep dungeon waves and high-tier raids |
| Drop Boost | Increases the drop rate of tokens, accessories, and crafting resources | High; speeds up passive roll farming and material collection |
| Max Members | Expands total player slots in the guild roster | High; allows more active contributors to pool donation funds |
| Player Damage | Increases damage dealt directly by avatar weapons | Moderate; secondary to fighter damage in the current meta |
| Yen Boost | Increases the baseline currency dropped from defeating enemies | Moderate; helps junior members contribute larger donations |
Experienced players generally prioritize leveling Fighter Damage and Drop Boost first. Because fighters account for the vast majority of total DPS compared to basic player weapon strikes, boosting companion output provides the highest return on investment.
The Yen Donation Meta and the Leprechaun Strategy
As a guild levels up, unlocking higher upgrade tiers and expanding member slots requires massive sums of Yen. Opening an additional member slot frequently demands single donations of 1 Trillion to 3.5 Trillion Yen or more.
To meet these costs without grinding endlessly, top guilds rely on dedicated Yen farming teams utilizing specific passives:
- Equipping Yen Passives: Players roll for money-multiplying traits such as Rich or Leprechaun on secondary units.
- Compound Multipliers: Testing by community members demonstrated that the Leprechaun passive multiplies against your total existing Yen multiplier rather than merely adding to the base. Stacking multiple units with this trait can push a player's earnings multiplier past 400x to nearly 600x.
- Dedicated Farming Sessions: High-tier guilds often request that members maintain an alternate team of Leprechaun units to farm overnight bosses. A player running a 500x multiplier can generate trillions of Yen in a fraction of the time required by a pure damage team.
Donation interfaces allow players to contribute specific lump sums or donate set percentages of their current balance (such as 50% or 75%) to accelerate guild projects.
Best Practices for Guild Leaders
Managing an active guild requires balancing upgrade priorities and maintaining roster activity:
- Keep Inactive Slots Clear: Because member caps are expensive to expand, monitor member login dates. Replace inactive members with players who actively farm dungeons and donate Yen.
- Coordinate Dungeon and Raid Groups: Grouping with guild members in dungeon runs makes reaching wave 50 significantly easier, helping everyone secure extra champion equip slots and trait reroll shards.
- Upgrade Member Slots Incrementally: Whenever a roster fills up, prioritize pooling group donations toward the next member capacity threshold before dumping funds into minor stat increases. More active players naturally compound the rate of future upgrades.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you join a guild without an invite in Anime Legacy Simulator?
No. You cannot automatically join a guild through a public list. A guild owner or officer must manually send an invite to your username while sharing a server.
Does a guild increase your profile power score?
No. In-game testing confirms that joining a guild does not alter the static power number displayed next to your name on personal leaderboards. However, the damage and drop boosts do apply to your actual performance in combat and farming modes.
What happens to donated Yen if a player leaves the guild?
Donated Yen is permanently committed to the guild bank and upgrade pool. It cannot be refunded or withdrawn when a member departs or is removed from the roster.
