
What a clan is
A clan is much smaller than a guild: 6 core members plus their spouses, 12 people at most. Members get a unique clan name, their own chat channel, shared management and, above all, a share of Battle Power from stronger members.


The clan window
Everything is run from the clan window. In the member list, online players are shown in white and offline ones in red. Click a name to see that member's details, or double-click it to chat in the Clan Channel.
| Tab | Buttons |
|---|---|
| Clan | Recruit (invite players), Dedicate (give money to the clan, raising your dedication value) |
| Status | Release (post a clan notice every member sees when online) |
| Members | Kick, Transfer (leader passes the post), Quit |
| Relation | Add Ally, Add Enemy |
Clan guides
- Create a Clan: who can found a clan, where and for how much.
- Join a Clan: the three ways in, and the rules for spouses.
- Clan BP Bonus Level: how much Battle Power members share, and what each level costs.
- Clan Relations: up to 5 allied and 5 enemy clans.
- Clan Privileges: what being a member gives you.
- Quit a Clan: leaving, kicking, passing the lead and disbanding.
- Clan War: clans fight to occupy maps on set days of the week.
Sources
Game pictures: © TQ Digital / NetDragon · co.99.com

