Knight Online Clan Guide: Finding, Joining and Founding a Clan
In short: A Knight Online clan is a group of players with the same goals who play and act together. On ChromeKO clans show their identity with clan capes, compete in the clan ranking and fight together in BDW and castle sieges.
This Knight Online clan guide starts with the basics: in Knight Online, a clan is a group of players who share the same goals. Clans show their identity with clan capes, compete in the clan ranking and act together in events such as BDW and castle sieges. In this guide we walk through finding, joining and founding a clan, step by step. Prefer to look around first? Try it now as a guest, no sign-up needed.
What is a clan and why does it matter?
A clan is a group of players who play together and support each other. Being a member of a clan has a few important sides:
- Clan cape: Clans are recognized by their capes. This makes your clan's identity visible in the game.
- Clan ranking: Clans have a place in the ranking. You can see the current ranking on the clan ranking page.
- Clan battles: You take part together in events where clans face each other, such as castle sieges.
- Playing together: Forming a party with clanmates to hunt and do quests is more enjoyable.
You can play without a clan, but in nation and castle wars, clan membership is a big advantage.
Knight Online clan guide: finding a clan
For a newer player, the easiest way is to look for an active clan in the game. Follow the players who are looking for a clan or announcing one in chat. Checking the clan ranking also gives you ideas: the clan ranking page shows where clans stand.
When you choose a clan, keep these points in mind:
- Activity: Prefer a clan with lively chat that joins events together.
- Language and schedule: If you want a clan that speaks your language, check that. Matching play times also matter.
- Rules: Learn the clan's rules and expectations before you join.
- Shared goals: Do you want PvP, party hunting or castle sieges? The clan's goals should match yours.
Feeling comfortable in a clan is what keeps you there for a long time, so take your time and look at two or three clans first.
How do you join a clan?
To join a clan, first contact the clan leader or one of its members. Log in and send your request, and introduce yourself in the clan chat. Join rules differ from clan to clan, so when something is unclear, ask the leader directly.
After you join, follow the clan chat, get to know your clanmates and be there for the first events. First impressions shape your long-term ties.
How do you found a clan?
If you want to start your own clan, look at the clan screen in the game and find out the current requirements. For the latest announcements, check the news page.
Once you have founded a clan, you can follow these steps:
- Build a core team. Start with a few trusted friends. A large clan can fall apart quickly if it has no core.
- Write your rules. Decide early how people join, how they leave and how they behave inside the clan.
- Share the roles. Make clear who the deputy leader is and who coordinates events.
- Meet regularly. Having the clan in the same place on busy days and at event times keeps members together.
Preparing with your clan for events
A clan's strength shows during events. In nation wars such as BDW, acting as a team matters more than the strength of single players. For a castle siege, the whole clan needs to be ready. You can find battle preparation tips in the BDW guide and how the castle siege works in the castle siege guide.
Before each event, make a short plan as a clan: who leads, who supports, and which potions and items are ready? These simple steps often make a big difference.
Roles inside a clan
A clan works best when people know their roles. A leader sets the direction, a deputy helps with day-to-day decisions and an event coordinator plans the times and groups for battles. Regular members bring the energy and the numbers. Even in a small clan, having a clear person for each job prevents confusion.
A first-week plan for a new clan
In the first week, focus on three things: getting the core members active, writing down the rules and agreeing on the first shared goal. A clear first goal, such as a joint party session or preparing for an upcoming event, gives the clan a reason to meet. Check the events page so your plan fits the event times.
Leaving a clan or switching
Sometimes a clan no longer fits your goals. If you want to leave, do it openly. Tell the leader you are moving on and thank the members who helped you. A polite goodbye keeps the door open for the future, and it is always easier to find a new clan from a good position.
Party drop bonus with clanmates
When you hunt with clanmates in a party, the party bonus applies. For how the bonus works, see the party guide. Noah is not part of it. The current rates and what each monster drops are on the drops page.
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Frequently asked questions
Does founding a clan cost money?
For the current information, check the clan screen in the game and the news page.
Can I play without a clan?
Yes, you can play without a clan. In events such as castle sieges and nation wars, though, clan membership makes coordination much easier.
What is a clan cape for?
A clan cape is your clan's symbol in the game. It presents your clan and helps members recognize each other.