What is the benefit of "claiming" a Fort or other location for your guild?
Like, does the guild get a collective character buff or ...something? Is it just to look pretty?
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I can't speak from experience, however from what I've been able to judge from various discussions between other players, the fort seems to allow trading within your guild's "Alliance". This probably means its for larger, more established guilds to interact with other larger guilds.
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What is the point of guilds in eso?
Joining a guild allows you to not only sell extra rare items, materials, recipes, etc you find in the game but you also meet a much of awesome people whom you can go around and do Public or Group dungeons with and other things, especially once you hit Craglorn and need to group up to do things.What does claiming a keep do eso?
Claiming keeps and other ressources has advantages: Your guild store will be accessible to all alliance members inside the keep (they can't sell things, but they're able to buy off your guild's supply). You're able to upgrade/improve the keep or ressource, e.g. making the guards more powerful, adding new guards, etc.A Complete Guide to Guilds (making, building, benefiting from)- A Guild Wars 2 Guide
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