Guild Prestige Update | Hero Wars Dominion Era

The Guild Prestige Update in Hero Wars Web rebuilt the entire event from the ground up, and the first thing you’ll notice is that every number got smaller. For example, level 50 used to ask your guild for almost 1.8 million prestige, but now it asks for about 312 thousand. So the event got easier, right? Not quite, because the biggest change isn’t in the thresholds at all. It’s in the quests.

In this breakdown, we compare the old version against the new one, covering the structure, the quests, the new group ranking, the rewards, and the Prestige Ticket, so you can judge whether this is actually an upgrade.

Old vs New Guild Prestige: The Structure

First, the ladder itself got much taller. The old Prestige topped out at level 71, while the new one runs all the way to level 100. On top of that, there’s now a paid track: the Prestige Ticket costs 24.99 USD, adds a second reward on every single level, and unlocks four extra quests.

How Quests Work After the Guild Prestige Update

This is where everything changes. The old system ran on long chains with escalating targets. You’d spend 250 thousand gold, then 650 thousand, then 1.3 million, all the way up to 3.5 million. Campaign quests worked the same way, climbing from 120 defeated enemies to 300, then 500, and finally 1,200.

Because each chain had an end, finishing everything for the day meant you were done. In other words, no matter how hard you played, your daily prestige had a ceiling.

The New Endless Quests

Instead, the new quests are short and simple:

• Complete an Adventure
• Spend 100 Emeralds
• Spend 400,000 gold
• Use Astral Providence once
• Open a chest in the Outlands
• Get 10 hero soul stones

Here’s the part that matters, though: they’re endless. You can complete them as many times as you want, so finishing an Adventure gives prestige, and finishing another one gives prestige again. As a result, there is no daily ceiling anymore.

Ticket-Only Quests

Four of these quests sit behind the Prestige Ticket, while everything else is open to everyone:

• Making shop purchases
• Spending energy
• Fighting in the Arena
• Fighting in the Grand Arena

What Endless Quests Mean for Your Guild

In practice, the Guild Prestige Update kills the old idea of a “maxed out” day. Under the old system, a casual member and a hardcore member who both finished their chains landed in roughly the same place. Now, every extra Adventure, every extra batch of gold spent, and every Emerald purchase keeps pushing the bar higher.

Guilds with active players will climb faster than ever. That said, guilds with big spenders will climb faster still, because quests like spending Emeralds and earning VIP points scale directly with money. For instance, spending 100 Emeralds gives 40 prestige, and earning 50 VIP points gives 120, and those numbers repeat forever. Naturally, that’s going to matter a lot in the race for the top guild spots.

The New Guild Ranking: Groups of 10

The ranking works differently now too. Rather than being ranked against the whole game, your guild is placed in a group of 10 guilds from different servers, and you compete only inside that group. Six of those ten earn ranking rewards, while the other four get nothing.

Day-One Leaderboard: The Cap Is Gone

With no daily cap in place, here’s what our group looked like on the very first day:

To put that in perspective, the old version’s final level, level 71, needed 3.39 million prestige. The leading guild tripled that in a single day. Meanwhile, a single player clearing the entire quest list once earns 545 prestige, even with the ticket. So to hit 10.3 million, that top guild needed the equivalent of around 19 thousand full clears, far more than any guild has members.

That only happens when quests are repeated again and again, and when Emerald and VIP quests are pushed hard. Under the old system, effort had a ceiling, so guilds stayed relatively close. Now the ceiling is gone, and first place is already more than 31 times ahead of second.

Guild Prestige Rewards: Levels 1–50 vs 51–100

A bigger ladder only matters if the rewards are worth it, and here’s the key thing about the new layout. Levels 1 through 50 hold basically all the real resources, whereas levels 51 through 100 give Prestige Trophies and nothing else. Therefore, for most guilds, level 50 is the real finish line, and the top half of the ladder is a trophy race that the top guilds are already deep into on day one.

Free Track: Old vs New

Comparing the free track, old against new, the result is a genuine mix. Some rewards went up, others went down, and a few disappeared entirely.

In short, the free track didn’t get strictly better or strictly worse; the rewards were reshuffled. Players who care about artifacts and titans come out ahead, whereas players who relied on this event for equipment and pet upgrades lose something.

Is the Prestige Ticket Worth It?

For 24.99 USD, the ticket adds the paid reward on every level, and the paid track runs roughly five times the free amounts. It also includes several rewards that aren’t on the free track at all.

On top of that, the ticket unlocks the four ticket quests. Since those are endless too, they keep feeding your guild prestige every time you fight in the Arena or spend energy.

In terms of raw value per dollar, this is one of the stronger packs we’ve seen, especially for players whose guild can comfortably reach level 50, since that’s where most of the paid value sits. The real question is whether your guild will get there. If your guild realistically stalls in the twenties or thirties, a big chunk of that value stays locked, and the ticket becomes much harder to justify. On the other hand, if your guild clears 50 every cycle, it’s very worth considering.

Verdict: Is the Guild Prestige Update an Upgrade?

So, is the new Guild Prestige better than the old one? For active guilds, we’d say yes. Endless quests mean no effort is wasted, the quests line up with what you’re already doing every day, and the trophy count is dramatically higher.

However, for guilds that relied on this event for equipment boxes and pet resources, the Guild Prestige Update is a step sideways at best. At the very top, meanwhile, the guild ranking will lean harder toward spending than it ever did before, because the cap that used to keep everyone level is gone. The day-one leaderboard already shows it.

How far do you think your guild will push the new ladder, and do you prefer endless quests over the old chains? Come tell us on Discord.

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