Creator Chronicles Guild Recruitment: Houses, Roles, Professions & Mood

The housing rule that causes the most early frustration

• Long-form Demo footage explicitly shows that one house is needed per guild member.
• If a target visitor appears while all houses are occupied, you can miss the invite window.
• Houses become more expensive as you build more in the Demo footage, so “recruit everyone” is also an economy problem.

Practical rule

Before waiting on a rare Fisher, Alchemist or Blacksmith, create one vacancy first. Housing is recruitment capacity, not decoration.

Use the updated contacts tools

Guide illustration

• The pre-launch updates improved sorting/filtering by class, profession, level, combat power and contact order.
• Invited members now show their name, level, profession and class above their heads.
• Treat filters as a roster-planning tool: search by the bottleneck you need to solve, not by portrait.

Why mood changes who is “worth keeping”

• Mood can shift from dungeon deployment, colleague death and returning to town.
• Low mood can reduce stats and profession efficiency.
• If mood falls below a threshold, a member can leave permanently in modes/rules where departure applies.
• Full release adds the Tavern specifically to give you another way to manage members and mood.

A compact first-roster template

Slot	Combat job	Useful town job
1	Tank	Any missing gathering/crafting job
2	DPS	Herbalism / Fishing / Mining
3	Healer	Alchemy / Cooking
4	Backup DPS or tank	Blacksmithing / Enchanting
5+	Duplicates only when bottleneck proves it	Specialize around production throughput