Leader
- Founds and runs the guild
- Edits the guild’s details
- Starts and removes raids
- Can delete the guild
- Gamified
- Guild Master
- Classic
- Captain
- Woman
- Leader
Guild raids
Bosses fall to consistency.
A raid gives your guild one shared target: a boss with a fixed HP pool and a deadline. Every XP point from a logged workout is one point of damage — so the boss falls to whoever keeps showing up.
Raid boss×1.2 synergySample raid
The Iron Colossus
Guild goal: 30,000 XP in 14 days
11,400/ 30,000 HP38% left
- Days left
- 4
- Raiders
- 8
- Damage dealt
- 18,600
Alex RiveraSam OkaforJordan LeeRiley ChenCasey Morgan+3
Contributors- 1Alex RiveraAlex Rivera3,120
- 2Sam OkaforSam Okafor2,860
- 3Jordan LeeJordan Lee2,540
How raids work
From guild to fallen boss in five steps.
No separate logging and no special workouts. Raids run on the training you already do.
- 01
Form a guild
A leader founds the guild and members join until it reaches capacity. Each person belongs to one guild at a time.
- 02
An officer starts a raid
A leader or officer names the boss, sets its HP — any whole number — and picks the start and end dates.
- 03
Workouts deal damage
Members join the raid. XP from every workout completed after joining, inside the raid window, is dealt as damage.
- 04
Synergy multiplier
Each raid carries a synergy multiplier — 1.0× by default — set when the raid is created and shown on the boss card.
- 05
Rewards and records
The raid closes when HP reaches zero or the end date passes. The contribution board keeps who dealt what, and every workout also adds to Guild XP.
Your damage in a raid
damage = Σ XP of workouts completed after joining, between the start and end dates
Roles
Three roles, clearly split.
Every guild has one leader. Officers run raids. Members bring the damage. Here is what each role can do, and what it is called in each mode.
Officer
- Starts raids for the guild
- Removes raids when plans change
- Trains and deals damage like everyone else
- Gamified
- Officer
- Classic
- Officer
- Woman
- Officer
Member
- Joins any active raid in the guild
- Deals damage with logged workouts
- Adds workout XP to Guild XP
- Gamified
- Guild Member
- Classic
- Member
- Woman
- Member
| In raids | Gamified | Classic | Woman |
|---|---|---|---|
| The group | Guild | Team | Circle |
| The event | Guild Raid | Team Challenge | Circle Challenge |
| The target | Raid Boss | Challenge Target | Collective Goal |
| What you deal | Raid Damage | Contribution | Contribution |
| The multiplier | Synergy Multiplier | Team Bonus | Circle Boost |
FAQ
Raid questions, answered.
Anything else? The mechanics page covers how the underlying XP is calculated.
What counts as damage?
XP from workouts you complete after joining the raid and between its start and end dates. One XP is one point of damage. Quest XP does not count.
What if I edit or delete a workout?
Your damage is recalculated from your workouts in the raid window, and the boss’s HP updates to match. The board always reflects what was actually logged.
Who can start a raid?
Guild leaders and officers. They choose the boss name, its HP and the dates, and can remove a raid if plans change.
Can I join a raid from another guild?
No. A raid belongs to one guild, and only that guild’s members can join it. You can be in one guild at a time.
When does a raid end?
When the boss’s HP reaches zero, or when the end date passes — whichever happens first.
Which plan includes raids?
Starting and joining a raid needs a Pro or Elite plan. Anyone can view active raids and their contribution boards.
Do raids work in every vocabulary mode?
Yes. The mechanics are identical; only the words change — a Guild Raid in Gamified mode is a Team Challenge in Classic and a Circle Challenge in Woman mode.
Rally your guild
Pick a boss. Set a date. Train.
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