Fableborne opens Guild signups for Season 5 as Guilds 2.0 lifts the prize pool to 95%
Fableborne announces Season 5 details
Signups for Guilds are open as Fableborne prepares for Season 5, which begins August 12, 2026. Guilds 2.0 pushes considerably more money into the pot, routing 95% of player webshop spending into the $POWER prize pool. That is a step up from the 70% allocation used in Season 4.
Guilds can be created or joined through the Guilds portal from now on. Recruitment is already running and closes one week after the season starts, at which point the competitive phase takes over.
What’s new in Guilds 2.0
Guild Promo Codes are the headline addition. Once a Guild is full, it can pick up codes that discount webshop purchases for its members, with the Guild itself earning Diamonds in return. Eligibility for these promotions is limited to players who sat out Season 4.
The process of joining has also been simplified, with Founders agreeing fees individually with each incoming member. That fee covers a share of a player’s Guild Glory and leaderboard rewards, and is capped at $POWER and $RON vouchers. Fee proposals can be revised by Founders, and members are free to accept or turn them down.
Guild seats can be bought by the Founder and by members alike. Members may also request entry without first securing purchase approval from the Founder.
Operational details and timelines
Registration remains open at fableborne.com/guilds. A run of events will make up the competitive phase, building towards a grand finale. Movement is unrestricted during recruitment — members may walk away and Founders may remove anyone at will. Once the competitive phase opens, though, members are locked in, and Founders must sit out a waiting period before a removal takes effect.
Each Guild opens with five seats, which can be extended up to a ceiling of 20 via webshop purchases. To publish a recruitment profile, a Guild needs a detailed description plus links to Discord, Telegram, or X.
Campaign levels and events are the routes to Guild Valor. To collect Valor rewards, players have to finish above the relevant leaderboard cutoff. Valor is then convertible into Glory, either at the standard rate or through a Guild Valor Chest.
A player’s solo leaderboard position is driven by Guild Glory, which in turn feeds the wider Guild score. Cutoffs apply to both leaderboards, and any player or Guild falling short of the threshold walks away without $POWER when the season closes. Payouts are split between Founders and members, shaped by individual Guild Glory though not decided by it alone. Players also have to still be in their Guild at the season’s end to collect $POWER rewards.
With fresh mechanics and higher stakes on the table, Fableborne looks set for a fiercely contested Guild season.
