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# Alloy Guilds

Alloy allows players to organize and operate cross-game guilds, and foster meaningful relationships among players thereby lowering the barrier to entry for newcomers. Guilds create opportunities for those who share the same taste in games and allows players to pool their resources. On Alloy, players can group up in any game in the ecosystem without switching guilds.

Guilds can own Assets and maintain a treasury of $ALLOYXP tokens, which they can use to incentivize membership and share profits from the sale and rental of Assets, tournament winnings, and other Alloy platform events. Guild founders can set permissions, roles, and also initiation and membership fees.

Alloy guilds exist as decentralized autonomous organizations (or “DAOs”), giving each member a voice in steering the decisions which impact the guild’s future. After joining, members can propose and vote on not only whether to buy/sell Assets, booster packs, or governance tokens, but also on how to use them. As a community, players can collectively strategize and grow.

**Alloy Guild Features:**

* Guild DAOs
* Multi-Game Community
* Guild treasury, member initiation fees, and membership fees
* Guild-owned Assets, shared with members across all Alloy games
* Guilds can develop partnerships with developers and other corporations


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