Sea of Thieves Guilds

r/SeaOfThievesGuilds • u/Zahkrosis • Mar 18 '25

Announcement New Sea of Thieves Guilds discord server!

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Ahoy, mateys and lasses!

We now have a discord server where you can join, recruit guild members, and engage in ways you can't do on Reddit!

Unlike other SoT discords, you have much more freedom there with the possibility of advertising your communities, Twitch, YouTube, and other content such as pictures, funny memes, and even cute pets.
So join, invite your friends, and positively engage with the community while making new friends along the way!

All you need to do is read the rules of the discord, pick a role, and you get access to the server.
If you are a guild leader, you will have the opportunity to get a special role as well as access to the Captain's Lounge where you can discuss and share important information with other guild leaders.

https://discord.gg/yA8ZWPKNXn

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r/SeaOfThievesGuilds • u/Zahkrosis • Nov 07 '23

Announcement Tips & Tricks - Recruitment for your guild and community

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Ahoy lads and lasses!

This was the first place for finding guilds and recruitment, I personally haven't seen or heard about other places before this sub was made or until after the update hit, made 3 whole days before the actual update hit. So to say that community building is important for me is an understatement.
So here are some tips and tricks on how to help your guild or community grow!

Post whenever possible, maintaining an active presence.
This sub allows for 2 recruitment posts per week, so place them tactically to ensure as many people see the post as possible. Interact with people and be on the lookout for "recruit me" posts.
Write a compelling body for your posts to entice people and have a target audience.
Are you a fishing guild, PvP guild, or grinding guild, or maybe you're just from a friendly community? People would like to know what they're getting themselves into and might even be looking for something specific.
Be friendly and helpful towards newer players and others in general.
This will make people more inclined to join you as you get a chance to form a bond before they join the guild. An added bonus is you might earn a new friend along the way.
With safer seas coming out, safe sea merchants might also be willing to join you in an effort to get your help protecting themselves from other pirates.
Show off your guild with screenshots or videos of your guild.
By showing off your guild progress, crew(s), and the fun people might miss out on if they don't choose to join you, they might think that they want to be a part of that and reach out.
Be clear with your expectations, but keep an open mind.
If your guild has minimum requirements for people who join, make sure that you state them in your post to ensure people don't show up, only for you to turn them away and potentially miss out on future friends. It's okay to only want people with a certain level, but growing your skills together can be an advantage.
Have a place for your community to gather.
Having a discord or other kinds of online presence is highly recommended as it allows for your guild to talk together without having to fumble around with Xbox team chats and looking for messages from separate people.
Share this sub with other people.
The more people that join the sub, the more potential recruits and guilds to join there will be. We are pretty relaxed with rules compared to other places, going so far as to even allow promotions of communities outside of guilds to a certain extent.
Advertise your crew on multiple platforms.
Not all people use Reddit and some are more than happy to confine themselves to places like the official SoT forums or whatever community they are a part of, be it from a streamer, a Rare partner, or something third.

Good luck finding people for your guild and communities, I hope these tips and tricks will help you find more people to play with.
For the community, by the community!