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Rankings and Activity

The rolling 30-day guild Prestige leaderboard and the separate internal member contribution views.

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Rankings and Activity

Main Guild Leaderboard

The principal guild leaderboard is ordered by Prestige earned during the rolling last 30 days. Older Prestige leaves the total automatically, so the score reflects recent Guild Wars, not lifetime history.

Leaderboard ruleHow it works
Primary scoreSum of positive Prestige earned by the guild during the last 30 days.
First tie-breakActive flame: the guild whose members have the more recent average activity is placed first.
Second tie-breakCurrent number of guild members.
Final tie-breakInternal guild identifier, used only to keep the order stable.

Guild Points, total member levels and the sum of members' PvP Points are not the score of this main leaderboard.

Member Contributions Inside the Guild

The Contributions view is an internal member comparison. It does not change the public leaderboard formula.

Contribution columnWhat it records
Given UraniumUranium donated to the HQ or capacity reserves over the member's recorded history.
Given Uranium in the last 30 daysThe recent part of those Uranium donations.
Given ResourcesResources donated to charge the guild Dungeon system.
Given Resources in the last 30 daysThe recent part of those resource donations.
Stolen pointsGuild Points earned from enemy guild objectives and attributed to the member.
PrestigeWar Prestige attributed to the member's participation in destroying enemy buildings and objectives.

These columns help leaders distinguish construction support, Dungeon support and war contribution. A member can lead one column without leading the others.

Activity and History Views

ViewBest use
Activity historyRecent donations, building actions, rewards and guild changes.
ContributionsAggregated lifetime and recent member totals listed above.
War historyMatch creation and resolution, invasions, destroyed objectives, Prestige and war actions.

The activity flame indicates strong recent average activity across the current roster. It is a tie-break and recruitment signal, not extra Prestige.

Related Articles

ArticleWhy it helps
Guild WarsMain source of rolling Prestige.
Guild PointsExplains the separate guild development currency.
Weekly Guild ChallengeUses member activity for a separate weekly progression.
RankingsExplains player, seasonal and guild ranking families.