Original icon maker
Make a Guild icon you can keep
Choose a symbol and color pair, then download a 512 × 512 PNG. These geometric designs are created for this site; you may use and modify them for your Guild or community. No account or upload is required here.
512 × 512 is this tool's export size, not a claimed game requirement. This download does not create a Roblox asset ID or guarantee that the current Guild editor accepts it.
From picture to Roblox asset
Where do Guild icon IDs come from?
A PNG is a file on your device. A Roblox asset ID identifies an uploaded asset. Downloading an icon here produces the file only; the number in its filename is not an asset ID.
- 1. Save your design. Download the PNG above or use an image you have permission to upload.
- 2. Import it through Roblox. Follow the official Asset Manager import instructions. Roblox assigns an asset ID to the imported image; use the asset menu’s Copy Asset ID action.
- 3. Check approval and access. Roblox reviews uploaded assets before they appear in published experiences. An uploaded image can still be pending or unavailable to another experience.
- 4. Match the Guild editor's request. The July 30 walkthrough linked below reports a numeric decal asset ID in the Image ID field. Check the preview before saving; a page URL, user ID or group ID is a different value. We have not tested the current client.
If an icon is blank, first check the asset's moderation status, permission settings and whether the editor requests an image or another identifier. Those checks follow Roblox's asset documentation; they are not proof that a particular Guild editor supports your asset.
Membership
Joining, creating and choosing a Guild
Pallav Pathak’s July 30 walkthrough at All Things How reports two different routes. Create: open Guild, select Create Guild after reaching level 20, then complete the displayed setup. Join: receive an invitation, open Guild → Join Guild, and accept it. The report says invitations allow joining below level 20; do not apply the creation gate to joining. These are dated third-party instructions, not our own gameplay verification.
For an existing Guild, ask its organizer which in-game invitation or application it uses, what time zone it plays in, and whether it expects regular attendance or contributions. Choose the group whose schedule and goals fit yours. Joining the game's Discord community alone does not establish in-game Guild membership.
Before confirming creation, read the displayed charge, permissions and name/icon preview. For a missing or disabled control, keep its exact message and check the game community links for an announcement. The planner below can coordinate an existing group without claiming to unlock any game feature.
Evidence ledger
What is established about Anime Expeditions Guilds?
Confirmed in two release reports
- • Guilds were added as a community system.
- • A Guild can customize its name, icon, color and motto.
- • Party Invitations arrived in the same release.
- • Tournament play includes Solo and Duo formats.
- • Infinite Global Leaderboards are part of the Tournament system.
Keep as a live check
- • The exact account level needed to open every Guild control.
- • Creation cost, member cap and officer permissions.
- • Guild contribution rules, milestones and reset times.
- • Raid or Expedition party limits and entry requirements.
- • Current Tournament, Raid or Guild reward amounts.
That distinction matters because fan pages can turn footage-based approximations into firm rules. A release-week value can change quickly, and a reward table for one event is not proof of a permanent Guild benefit.
Private, browser-only coordination tool
Find the best Guild session window
Use aliases, mark what each player can bring, and compare six UTC windows. A window becomes Ready only when confirmed attendance and every required roster job are both covered.
Attendance + coverage ranking
Best current windows
00:00–04:00 UTC
00:00–04:00 (same day, UTC+0)
- Confirmed
- 0/3 · none
- Tentative
- none
- Missing jobs
- Boss damage, Wave clear, Support / control
Needs 3 more confirmed players in this block.
04:00–08:00 UTC
04:00–08:00 (same day, UTC+0)
- Confirmed
- 0/3 · none
- Tentative
- none
- Missing jobs
- Boss damage, Wave clear, Support / control
Needs 3 more confirmed players in this block.
08:00–12:00 UTC
08:00–12:00 (same day, UTC+0)
- Confirmed
- 0/3 · none
- Tentative
- none
- Missing jobs
- Boss damage, Wave clear, Support / control
Needs 3 more confirmed players in this block.
- !3 more confirmations are needed somewhere on the roster.
- !No time window currently meets both attendance and role coverage. Use the best candidate's gaps as the next recruitment message.
Use the planner correctly
From “anyone online?” to a usable session plan
- 1. Name one objective. A Raid clear, Duo Tournament practice and relaxed farming session do not need the same players or preparation. Put only one outcome in the plan.
- 2. Set the live attendance requirement. Read the current mode or party panel, then enter the number you actually need. The initial value of 3 is an editable example, not an official minimum or party cap.
- 3. Describe roster coverage, not rank. Mark whether each player can bring boss damage, wave clear, support or control, and economy or setup. A high-level account without the missing job may not solve the failure.
- 4. Separate tentative from confirmed. A checked time block means a person could attend. The Confirmed control means they have actually committed to it. Only confirmed members satisfy readiness.
- 5. Copy the smallest useful message. The exported plan names the best window, confirmed and tentative aliases, missing jobs and attendance gap. Reconfirm the live mode before launch.
Role coverage
Four planning jobs that expose the real gap
Boss damage
A tested carry or combination for the durable target. Verify it in the damage comparison lab rather than relying only on tier position.
Wave clear
Coverage for distributed enemies, early pressure and leaks. AoE reach and target density can matter more than one-target output.
Support / control
Slow, Stun, rewind, amplification, protection or another documented job that gives the damage plan more useful attack cycles.
Economy / setup
A player who can stabilize early Yen, placement or upgrade timing without leaving the group short on damage when pressure arrives.
These are original coordination categories, not labels claimed by the developer. Use the team builder to inspect documented unit interactions inside each player's proposed lineup.
UTC without confusion
Why the poll uses six fixed four-hour blocks
“Tonight” is ambiguous in a global Guild. The planner stores no calendar event and does not guess anyone's location. Instead, every member checks one or more fixed UTC windows. The organizer may enter their own UTC offset to translate the leading block, while the copied record retains the universal UTC label.
Four-hour blocks are intentionally broad. They identify the overlap first; the group can agree on a precise start time in the verified community channel or its own private channel afterward. If daylight-saving rules change, the UTC block remains unambiguous but each player should reconfirm their local conversion.
Raid session
Diagnose before recruiting
If the group already has enough confirmed players but the plan still fails, the output names the uncovered job. Continue with the Raid readiness planner to separate roster, execution, survival and sample-quality problems.
Tournament practice
Do not copy a stale reward table
The July 2026 release reports describe Solo, Duo and Infinite Global Leaderboard formats. They do not make every launch reward or rank threshold permanent. Use the mode advisor, then verify the active Tournament panel before spending a limited entry.
Sources and claim boundary
Why this Guild guide is intentionally conservative
The dated Beebom release notes explicitly list Guild customization, Party Invitations, Solo and Duo Tournaments, and Infinite Global Leaderboards. An independent GAMES.GG release report repeats the Guild customization fields, Tournament formats and Party Invitations.
A third-party fan Guild guide groups creating and joining under a level-20 requirement, unlike the July 30 walkthrough above. That disagreement is why we distinguish the two actions and label the walkthrough as reported. The planner helps an existing group compare attendance and role coverage; it cannot create a Guild, invite Roblox users or verify in-game eligibility.
Frequently asked questions
What level unlocks Guilds in Anime Expeditions?+
The July 30 All Things How walkthrough reports level 20 for creating a Guild and invitation-based joining below that level. We have not verified the current client, so check the restriction shown for the specific action.
Do Anime Expeditions Guilds cost Robux?+
No reviewed primary or cross-checked release record establishes a mandatory Robux creation cost. Read the live confirmation screen before creating or customizing a Guild.
What can you customize in an Anime Expeditions Guild?+
Two dated release reports repeat name, icon, color and motto customization. Permissions, member limits and future cosmetic options still need a live check.
Does the planner know the Raid or Tournament party limit?+
No. Enter the current minimum attendance yourself after checking the live mode panel. The tool does not pretend that one release-week party size applies forever.
Why can one member cover several jobs?+
The boxes describe what that player's roster can bring, not one official character class. Check several jobs only when the proposed lineup can genuinely perform them in the chosen mode.
Does this Guild planner save or upload member names?+
No. State exists only in the open page and is lost when it is reloaded. Copy plan writes the entered aliases and summary to your clipboard only after you press the button; use nicknames instead of real names.