Headquarter - The first sector a guild conquers on a map will hold the headquarter.GvG / GVG - Abbreviation for “Guild versus Guild”.
Guild’s area - The sectors controlled by a guild in a province.Guild versus Guild - The official name of the feature is “Guild versus Guild”.The treasury is used to pay goods for unlocking slots or placing siege armies. Guild Treasury - The guild treasury holds goods that are contributed by the players and certain events/actions.Guild Ranking - A ranking that displays all guilds sorted by their prestige.Whenever enough points are gathered, the guild levels up and unlocks bonuses for their members. Guild Level - The accumulated power of the maps will contribute to the guild level.Guild Continent Map - The map in which the provinces are located.The guild will gain a few goods for doing so. Grant Freedom - When a guild “grants freedom” to one of their sectors, it and all defending armies in it will become controlled by an NPC again.If the sector gets attacked, each of these armies has to be defeated 10 times. Defending Army - A sector can hold up to 8 defending armies.Daily Calculation - At the end of every day, during the daily calculation, power is paid out, and attack protection is lifted.Coordinates - A unique identifier for every sector on the province map.Construction Rebate - According to the level of the guild, all guild members get a discount on the coins and supply costs of their buildings.Besieged sectors do not produce power, and most actions are blocked (like placing a defending army, relocate HQ or grant freedom). Besieged, under siege - A sector that holds a siege army.Average power - The average power of a sector in the province.Also, unless it is a HQ, this sector does not count for placing siege armies and attacking until the next daily calculation. Attack protection - After conquering a sector, it cannot be attacked until the next daily calculation.I don't know what all those GvG terms mean! Here is a list of GvG-related terms that might be useful to know:
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