In God's Domain, free adventure teams were as numerous as carp crossing a river.
Aside from lone wolves, free players with similar interests would form adventure teams without the constraints of a guild.
Some of the top adventure teams were even no weaker than major guilds.
For example, Midnight Tea Party loved exploring dangerous areas throughout God's Domain and challenging all manner of limits. They were an exceptionally crazy bunch. It was precisely because of this that these people had gathered together, making even super guilds wary of them.
There was also Owl, whose reputation was no less than Midnight Tea Party's. It had many members, though unlike Midnight Tea Party, its members were not so battle-hungry. It gathered players who enjoyed undertaking all kinds of difficult quests and had completed many missions that even super guilds could not accomplish.
Because of the existence of these top adventure teams, the guild towns they stationed themselves in became famous overnight, turning into gathering places for countless like-minded players.
However, adventure teams like Midnight Tea Party were exceptions. They had no base of operations, and all their members moved about mysteriously, giving others no opportunity to approach them.
Moreover, having large numbers of adventure teams stationed in a guild could not only bring the guild considerable long-term profits, but the adventure teams could also help defend the town during siege battles.
When attacking a guild city that housed several top adventure teams, other guilds would generally try their best to avoid such a target.
If they did attack one, they would not only have to deal with the guild, but also face every adventure team within the town. It was a highly unprofitable course of action.
Thus, adventure teams stationing themselves in guild towns was a good thing for any guild.
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