Guild Quiz

Guild Quiz is a solo leveling quiz about rosters rather than trivia. The game names a group, such as a guild, a hunter rank, a class or the Shadow Army, and you have to name every character in it before the timer runs out. It rewards the fans who remember who actually belonged to the White Tiger Guild, or which hunters carry the S-Rank label.

There is one quiz per day, and the leaderboard ranks players on how much of the roster they named, with time as the tie-breaker. Groups come from the site's own character data, so they range from small ones with three or four members to large lists that need two minutes of typing.

Press Start Game to reveal today's group. The screen shows the group name and one empty slot for every member, so you always know how many names you are missing. Type a name and press Enter or Submit. Suggestions appear after two letters, and pressing Enter with a suggestion showing submits the top one.

The clock starts at ten seconds per member, never less than thirty seconds and never more than two minutes. Every correct name adds five seconds and fills its slot with the character's portrait. Every wrong name takes three seconds away, so blind guessing costs you. Name the whole group and the quiz ends with a perfect score.

Matching is forgiving. Hyphens and spaces are ignored, so Cha Haein and Cha Hae-In both count, and three or more letters from a name are enough when they are part of it. A few nicknames work as well, such as Chairman Go or Jinwoo. If you run dry you can press Give Up, and the results screen lists every answer you missed.

Go in a fixed order. For a guild, start with the guild master, then the vice master, then the raid members you remember from their gate. For a rank, walk through the story arc by arc: the Double Dungeon, the Jeju Island raid, the international guild conference. Working through the story stops you typing the same three names in a panic.

Because each correct answer adds five seconds, the timer rarely beats you if you keep producing names. It is the pauses and the wrong guesses that drain it. If you are unsure whether a hunter is A-Rank or S-Rank, it is usually worth the three-second risk only when the clock is healthy.

Not every group is a guild. You may get Shadows, Beasts, a hunter class like Mage or Tank, Female Characters, or everyone with a power level of 80 or more. Think about the character data rather than the story alone: a class or power group mixes guild hunters, Shadows and monsters, so run through each of those before you give up.