Guilds

This article is about the institutions in RuneScape. For the RuneScape Wiki's guilds, see RuneScape:WikiGuild.

Guilds are special institutions often containing resources or stores selling armour or weapons which cannot be bought in any other store. Entry to the various different guilds requires a certain amount of quest points, a certain skill level, or completion of a specific quest. Note that guilds with a skill requirement may be accessed if the skill is temporarily boosted to meet the requirement. In some cases, if a guild does not exist, players will attempt to create their own, such as the Yanille Fletching Guild.

Free-to-play guilds

Listed below are the guilds which may be accessed in the free-to-play version of RuneScape.

Guild Name	Requirements			Location
	Skills	Items	Quests
Champions' Guild	None	None	33 Quest points	South of Varrock
Cook's Guild	32	Chef's hat or Cooking cape (No item is required if the player has finished all the easy, medium and hard Varrock Tasks)	None	West of Varrock
Crafting Guild	40	Brown apron or Crafting cape	None	North of Rimmington
Mining Guild	60	None	None	Dwarven Mines
Monastery	31	None	None	West of Edgeville
Runecrafting Guild	50	None	Rune Mysteries	First Floor on Wizard's Tower

Pay-to-play guilds

Listed below are the guilds which can only be accessed in the members' version of RuneScape.

Guild Name	Requirements			Location
	Skills	Items	Quests
Heroes' Guild	None	None	Heroes' Quest	Southwest of Burthorpe
Legends' Guild	None	None	Legends' Quest	Northeast of Ardougne
Warriors' Guild	and level that add up to at least 130, or 99, or 99	None	None	Burthorpe
Fishing Guild	68	None	None	North of Ardougne
Wizards' Guild	66	None	None	Yanille, near the bank.
Ranging Guild	40	None	None	Southwest of Seers' Village
Thieves' Guild	5	None	Buyers and Cellars	Lumbridge

Informal Guilds

While these guilds don't necessarily exist in the sense that they are "officially" a part of the game, there are some areas and locations that tend to have a large number of players training certain skills, due to the close proximity of banks, resources, and tools necessary to train in that skill.

These activities often happen on specific "worlds" or game servers in an attempt to concentrate activity of the players, which often also brings in secondary activities such as trading and suppliers for these training areas.

A Crafting Guild, Fishing Guild, and Cooking Guild all already exist.

Skill	Location	Primary world	Notes/Description
Fletching	Yanille Bank	132	Note: While occasionally this bank is populated, most fletchers and alchers have moved to the Grand Exchange.
Smithing	Keldagrim Blast Furnace	58	Level 60 Smithing is required to freely use the blast furnace.
Runecrafting	Varrock west bank/Air altar Castle Wars	16	Air running primarily takes place here. (A runecrafting guild already exists.)
Fishing	Shilo Village/Baxtorian Falls Living Rock Caverns Piscatoris Fishing Colony	22 84 -	Lots of fly fishing takes place here. A lot of players catch Rocktail and Cavefish in the Living Rock Caverns. The colony has a bank and cooking range in close distance and is the only place to catch Monkfish. (Swan Song is required to access Piscatoris Fishing Colony). A Fishing Guild already exists.
Firemaking, Cooking	Rogue's Den	77	Maze running, burning fires, cooking food.
Crafting	Al Kharid	81	Makes things out of Cowhide and Dragonhide.
Agility	Ape Atoll Agility Course, Gnome Stronghold agility course and Rogue's Den	46	Players can train Agility here to have fun and race other players, which often leads to quicker lap times.
Fishing and Cooking (free-to-play)	Barbarian Village	30	Where you can get lots of free fish, cooked and raw, as well as it being one of the best places to train Fishing until about level 68.
Non-combat Magic (alchemy)	Castle Wars viewing area, north of the lobby	Any Castle Wars themed world, usually the most populated one	You will often see huge crowds on the wall of Castle Wars watching the battles as they alchemise.
Non-combat Magic (alchemy)	Duel Arena	Any Duel Arena themed world, usually the most populated one	You will often see large groups on the northern wall of the duel arena watching the fights as they alchemise.
Construction	Alfred Stonemason's Construction Shop by the POH portal in Taverley (north of Taverley Bank)	22

Note that many other unofficial player made guilds can be found by searching the official RuneScape Forums.

Non-existent Guilds

• Agility Guild. Some people consider Barbarian Agility Course to be the Agility Guild since it requires Bar Crawl, level 35 Agility and level 21 Constitution.
• Dungeoneering Guild (However, since Dungeoneering can only be used in one place, Daemonheim , the encampment outside Daemonheim castle may be a Guild. This is supported by the fact that the Rewards Trader sells weapons/items only available from the Dungeoneering skill.)
• Farming Guild
• Firemaking Guild (However, after the release of The Firemaker's Curse, some people consider Char's training cave to be a guild.)
• Fletching Guild (However, some people consider the bank in Yanille to be a "Fletching Guild", it is suggested also in an old poll [1])
• Herblore Guild (However, some people consider Catherby to be a "Herblore guild", it is suggested also in an old poll [2])
• Hunter Guild (often considered to be the Herblore Habitat)
• Slayer Guild (However, some people consider the Slayer Tower and ancient caverns to be a "Slayer guild". It was also mentioned by Jagex that Kuradal's Dungeon was originally going to be a Slayer guild.)
• Smithing Guild (often considered to be the Artisian workshop )
• Summoning Guild
• Woodcutting Guild (Often considered to be the Sawmill or Seers Village)

Trivia

• Before the release of the Thieves' Guild on 28 April 2010 the Rogue's Den was assumed to be the Thieving guild by most players. The den involves Agility to just as great an extent as Thieving, however.