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What is a Guild Rename?
A Guild Rename is a Paid Service that enables a guild leader of a guild to request a name change for their guild.
How much is a Guild Rename?
A Guild Rename costs
$12.95/€11.49/£9.95
You can also buy a Guild Rename for 1550 Turbine Points. When you're submitting a world the request, a payment option selection will be available that allows you to specify your preferred payment method.
Can I use PayPal for a Paid Service?
Yes!
What should I expect from the Guild Rename Process?
The system currently provides a confirmation email once the request has been submitted.
You'll receive an email confirmation once it's been processed. That's also when you will be charged.
How long will it take to process this service?
All Paid Service requests are processed in the order they are received. Turnaround can vary greatly, depending on the size of the queue.
What is the Guild Rename Policy?
Guild Rename Policy
This service will allow you to request a Guild Rename for DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Online™: Stormreach™. Please note that the Guild Rename services are subject to Turbine's Terms of Service.
Guilds can be renamed if:
In addition to Turbine's standard Terms of Service, the following terms and conditions will apply to all fee-based game services described on this website (the "Fee-Based Game Services"). In the event of a conflict between Turbine's standard Terms of Service and these terms and conditions, these terms and conditions will apply. Turbine reserves the right to modify and update these terms and conditions at any time with or without notification.
Guild Rename Disclaimers
Payment Policy for All Fee-Based Game Services
What if another guild already has the guild name I want?
You are required to submit both your first and second choices for a new guild name. If both of these names are taken, you will be contacted via email to submit additional possible names for your guild.
Can I use the name ___________?
All Guild Renames must follow the same DDO Character Naming Policy.
If I change my name, can I be banned for it if it violates the Terms of Service (ToS) ?
Yes. All guilds renamed using the Guild Rename Service are still held by the bounds of the naming policy and ToS. Any violation will be handled in the same manner as an infraction by a guild that was not renamed.
Who can change my guild’s name?
Only the current leader of the guild has the ability to change the guild's name via a request.
I accidentally gave my guild leadership to someone else and they changed the name of the guild. If I get guild leadership back, can I change the name of the guild back to what it was?
Providing you get guild leadership back, you can submit a second Guild Rename request to change the name of your guild again. However, you will be responsible for the same fee just as this was the first request. We cannot force a guild member to grant guild leadership to another guild member.
What are the restrictions on guild names?
All Guild Renames must follow the same naming policy stated above. In addition to Turbine's standard Terms of Service, the following terms and conditions will apply to all fee-based game services described on this website (the "Fee-Based Game Services"). In the event of a conflict between Turbine's standard Terms of Service and these terms and conditions, these terms and conditions will apply. Turbine reserves the right to modify and update these terms and conditions at any time with or without notification.
I want to purchase a Paid Service, but I don’t have a credit card. What can I do?
A valid credit card (or the required Turbine Points) can be used to purchase a Paid Service.
If you do not have a valid credit card or 1550 Turbine Points, Prepaid credit cards can be used to purchase a Guild Rename.
How do I purchase a Guild Rename?
Request a Guild Rename by filling out the form located here, or by visiting support.turbine.com.
How do I buy a Paid Service for a friend?
If you plan on gifting a Paid Service, please do NOT add your card to your friend's account. This cannot be stressed enough. Doing so can often lead to confusion and/or problems. Your card will now be on your friend's account for future use, unless your friend adds a new card. This means, by definition, that you own the account (with your card on file) and you have to call for any account issues. This also means that subscription fees and Paid Services can be charged to your card while it is on file. Unfortunately, we've seen this lead to unpleasant situations (even between friends) in some cases.
We recommend purchasing Turbine Points and then emailing the code to your friend. Your friend can then use the Turbine Points to make the purchase.
Purchase Turbine Points here.
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