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Despite being a "War '''Room'''," the [[2F Central War Room]] is actually an Expansion.
 
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The Auction House is connected to the game's actual Auction House, it is not a different, or purely private, auction house. Same goes with the other featured rooms - vendors are the exact same as encountered in Haven. They do not offer special discounts or selections. The only reason to install a featured room (other than for aesthetics) is for convenience.
  
 
===Adding Rooms===
 
===Adding Rooms===

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Install a Room

A Room is an area that can be installed in a Guild Hall if an Empty Room is available.

List of Rooms

Empty Rooms

Wing Expansions add Empty Rooms (2 or 3, depending on what type of wing is installed). There are a few modifications available.

Note: mouseover icons for the room's official description, just like in-game. This works for the image too.

Name Requirements Installation Cost Visual
An empty Guild Hall room with standard flooring and plenty of space for furniture!
Empty Room


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Either 1F Wing 0 Crowns
An empty Guild Hall room with standard flooring and plenty of space for furniture!
An empty Guild Hall room with a checkerboard pattern on the floor.
Empty Checkerboard Room


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Either 1F Wing 14,500 Crowns
An empty Guild Hall room with a checkerboard pattern on the floor.
An empty Guild Hall room with industrial flooring and plenty of space for furniture!
Empty Industrial Room


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Either 1F Wing 14,500 Crowns
An empty Guild Hall room with industrial flooring and plenty of space for furniture!
An empty Guild Hall room with mixed flooring and plenty of space for furniture!
Empty Patchwork Room


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Either 1F Wing 14,500 Crowns
An empty Guild Hall room with mixed flooring and plenty of space for furniture!


Featured Rooms


These rooms come with special features such as interactive menus and/or their own decorations, which cannot be moved.

They still have some space for Furniture.

Note: mouseover icons for the room's official description, just like in-game. This works for the image too.

Name Requirements Installation Cost Visual
A utilitarian room equipped with two Alchemy Machines and a General Goods Merchant.
Alchemy Room


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Either 1F Wing 14,500 Crowns
A utilitarian room equipped with two Alchemy Machines and a General Goods Merchant.
A businesslike room providing access to Haven Auction House.
Auction Room


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Either 2F Wing 98,000 Crowns
A businesslike room providing access to Haven Auction House.
A trendy room where Bechamel can add or remove Accessories from your favorite equipment.
Bechamel's Makeover Studio


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Either 3F Wing 325,000 Crowns
A trendy room where Bechamel can add or remove Accessories from your favorite equipment.
A lively room featuring a Coliseum ticket booth, a Coliseum Rewards Supervisor, and a Krogmo Alchemy Machine.
Coliseum Room


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Either 3F Wing 295,000 Crowns
A lively room featuring a Coliseum ticket booth, a Coliseum Rewards Supervisor, and a Krogmo Alchemy Machine.
A monster hunting lodge curated by the great hunter, Armero. Contains a guild alchemy machine containing monster trophy recipes. Guild alchemy machines use resources from the Guild Treasury and deposit results into the Guild Treasury.
Hunter's Lodge


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Both 3F Wings 475,000 Crowns
A monster hunting lodge curated by the great hunter, Armero. Contains a guild alchemy machine containing monster trophy recipes. Guild alchemy machines use resources from the Guild Treasury and deposit results into the Guild Treasury.
A busy room where Punch and Vise can be called upon to unbind and rework your equipment.
Punch & Vise's Workshop


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Either 4F Wing 725,000 Crowns
A busy room where Punch and Vise can be called upon to unbind and rework your equipment.
A simple room providing access to a private guild training hall, perfect for learning new skills or keeping old ones current.
Private Training Hall


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Either 4F Wing 980,000 Crowns
A simple room providing access to a private guild training hall, perfect for learning new skills or keeping old ones current.
A peaceful garden home to a number of Snipes. Perfect for both relaxing and spinning wildly in place.
Tranquil Snipe Garden


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Either 5F Wing 1,500,000 Crowns
A peaceful garden home to a number of Snipes. Perfect for both relaxing and spinning wildly in place.

Doors

Install a Door

Doors were introduced to the game with these Patch Notes in December 2012.

Doors restrict access to guild members of specific ranks. Doors can be installed via the Room Console.

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Notes

Name a Room

Rooms do not have upkeep.

Despite being a "War Room," the 2F Central War Room is actually an Expansion.

The Auction House is connected to the game's actual Auction House, it is not a different, or purely private, auction house. Same goes with the other featured rooms - vendors are the exact same as encountered in Haven. They do not offer special discounts or selections. The only reason to install a featured room (other than for aesthetics) is for convenience.

Adding Rooms

To have any actual "rooms", you must first install a Wing Expansion. All wing-type expansions add Empty Rooms, ledges, and hallways that can be decorated with furnishings that have been stored in the Guild Treasury.

Specific rooms are added by modifying an existing Empty Room while in Design Mode. Access the computer-like object (similar to the one in the image to the right) that is on the left-hand side of the room's entrance - this is the "Room Console" and is much like the Command Console.

The Room Console displays the room's name when not in Design Mode, and is normally green. In Design Mode, it is blue and brings up a menu that lets you change the room's name, install a different room, or install a door.

Empty Rooms can be named - or have text added to them descriptively - to further customize your Hall. (Featured rooms like the Hunter's Lodge cannot have custom names).

To change a room to another type of room, simply install the room you desire via the Room Console. Be careful, as you might be "removing" something important:

Removing Rooms

To quickly "remove" or "blank" a room, simply install an "Empty Room" in the space. This costs 0 crowns.

When a room is installed, an installation fee is paid. Should the room be removed, uninstalled, blanked, etc. for any reason, the installation fee must be paid in full (again) to install the room again.

Icon-alert.png If a required expansion is removed, any rooms, themes, and environments, but not upgrades or furnishings, that were 'unlocked' as a result of installing the expansion are removed.

As a rule of thumb, only items that are stored in the Treasury will be kept if the Guild Hall is returned to base size.

See Also

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