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[[Clans]] are groups of players working together for a common goal. Players can join a clan beginning at level 3, and can create a clan of their own when they hit level 7. Each clan has its own [[chat|chat channel]], and clan members often end up forming strong friendships. Many clans pool resources to perform random acts of [[Wiktionary:en:philanthropy|philanthropy]], and some clans form [[PvP]] alliances. | <p style="text-indent: 1em"> | ||
[[Clans]] are groups of players working together for a common goal. Players can join a clan beginning at level 3, and can create a clan of their own when they hit level 7. Each clan has its own [[chat|chat channel]], and clan members often end up forming strong friendships. Many clans pool resources to perform random acts of [[Wiktionary:en:philanthropy|philanthropy]], and some clans form [[PvP]] alliances.</p> | |||
==Benefits== | ==Benefits== | ||
Being a member of a clan can have several benefits. Players that are in a clan with a [[Meat Tree]] can, under the right circumstances, get 500 meat each day. If a clan has a [[Calendar of Loathing]], each member will find themselves with 3 extra [[adventures]] after [[rollover]]. The leader of a clan can buy exercise equipment for their [[Clan Gym]], allowing clan members to spend adventures simply boosting their [[stat]]s. Each clan also has a [[clan stash]], a communal storage spot where clan members can add and borrow useful items. As if that weren't enough, higher members of the clan can spend meat from the [[clan Stash|clan coffer]] to buy temporary and permanent stat bonuses for clan members. | <p style="text-indent: 1em"> | ||
Being a member of a clan can have several benefits. Players that are in a clan with a [[Meat Tree]] can, under the right circumstances, get 500 meat each day. If a clan has a [[Calendar of Loathing]], each member will find themselves with 3 extra [[adventures]] after [[rollover]]. The leader of a clan can buy exercise equipment for their [[Clan Gym]], allowing clan members to spend adventures simply boosting their [[stat]]s. Each clan also has a [[clan stash]], a communal storage spot where clan members can add and borrow useful items. As if that weren't enough, higher members of the clan can spend meat from the [[clan Stash|clan coffer]] to buy temporary and permanent stat bonuses for clan members.</p> | |||
Besides the direct benefits within KoL, several clans have independent forums and collaborative projects. | <p style="text-indent: 1em"> | ||
Besides the direct benefits within KoL, several clans have independent forums and collaborative projects.</p> | |||
==Clan Warfare== | ==Clan Warfare== | ||
Clan warfare involves spending meat from the clan coffer to buy [[Bags of Goodies]], which other clans will try to take, and defense mechanisms such as [[Cinder Blocks]] to build a wall and [[Grrrrrlgoyles]] to fly over opponents' walls. These can be purchased via a Clan's [[The War Room|War Room]] | <p style="text-indent: 1em"> | ||
Clan warfare involves spending meat from the clan coffer to buy [[Bags of Goodies]], which other clans will try to take, and defense mechanisms such as [[Cinder Blocks]] to build a wall and [[Grrrrrlgoyles]] to fly over opponents' walls. These can be purchased via a Clan's [[The War Room|War Room]]</p> | |||
The only things that clan warfare really accomplish are [[meatsink|lowering the supply of liquid meat]] in the [[Kingdom of Loathing|Kingdom]] and potentially earning the clan a temporary spot in [[The Hall of Records]]. Many clans do not use this system of battling. | <p style="text-indent: 1em"> | ||
The only things that clan warfare really accomplish are [[meatsink|lowering the supply of liquid meat]] in the [[Kingdom of Loathing|Kingdom]] and potentially earning the clan a temporary spot in [[The Hall of Records]]. Many clans do not use this system of battling.</p> | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 05:42, 27 April 2006
Clans are groups of players working together for a common goal. Players can join a clan beginning at level 3, and can create a clan of their own when they hit level 7. Each clan has its own chat channel, and clan members often end up forming strong friendships. Many clans pool resources to perform random acts of philanthropy, and some clans form PvP alliances.
Benefits
Being a member of a clan can have several benefits. Players that are in a clan with a Meat Tree can, under the right circumstances, get 500 meat each day. If a clan has a Calendar of Loathing, each member will find themselves with 3 extra adventures after rollover. The leader of a clan can buy exercise equipment for their Clan Gym, allowing clan members to spend adventures simply boosting their stats. Each clan also has a clan stash, a communal storage spot where clan members can add and borrow useful items. As if that weren't enough, higher members of the clan can spend meat from the clan coffer to buy temporary and permanent stat bonuses for clan members.
Besides the direct benefits within KoL, several clans have independent forums and collaborative projects.
Clan Warfare
Clan warfare involves spending meat from the clan coffer to buy Bags of Goodies, which other clans will try to take, and defense mechanisms such as Cinder Blocks to build a wall and Grrrrrlgoyles to fly over opponents' walls. These can be purchased via a Clan's War Room
The only things that clan warfare really accomplish are lowering the supply of liquid meat in the Kingdom and potentially earning the clan a temporary spot in The Hall of Records. Many clans do not use this system of battling.
See Also
External Links
- KoL Clan Histories, brought to you by Chubbles (#79514)
