Knights and day is kinda in limbo.

< Knights of Equestria > is surprisingly extraordinarily stable.

It's too difficult to tell the progress of every single guild, even if people just wander about searching for members of each one.

Scarlet Gensokyo is still alive, but it's just very quiet. (Especially after Sick left to form a guild that pretty much died quickly.) Most members you will see is around Haven.

@Bank-One

1) I doubt that will ever happen, all the guild masters would have to be on at the same time which I doubt will happen.
2) It's not called the cat book. It's called Warriors, -insert title here-.

Because there's no conglomeration of guilds. Most guilds are rather introverted in their affairs and trying to organize a meeting is just naive. You're missing most of the largest guilds in that example (Jempire, Knightmare, etc.) and then how do determine if a guild is significant enough to participate, the varying motives or goals of the guilds, time zones, who would be the representatives for each guild, how would you convey multiple contingencies within the same guild, the list goes on and on.

BTW, if you're wondering what he's ranting to himself about cats is, he's talking about the book series Warriors, a book series featuring almost exclusively talking cats. A book series that I didn't bother to continue reading when I was younger because I found it boring. Really all that I recall of it is that there're talking cats, ghost cats, loosely formed clans, and renegade rebel cats. I had to google the name of the series because it's a lot less interesting than it sounds.

Contrary to popular belief, Guild is in-fact not dead. They are no longer accepting new members.
A few conflicts did occur, and some of the longer playing members have taken up playing other games in light of boredom (and while waiting for new content), but Guild is still alive.

Most guilds don't make their inactivity known unless the Guildmaster(s) officially declare the guild dead. Most of the time, the leadership gets passed to some new people, the old people loose interest, and eventually people start leaving until the guild is a hollow shell of what it used to be. It isn't technically "dead" because it still has members running around, but its definitely far from its peak. When a guild is in such a state, most of the time no one will officially post that it is "dead" out of laziness or indifference.

Something like that...

The guild which joined up with Beware.
Its pretty much dead but ppl still are in it.

soarel, if ur talkin about me, I'm on an 8 week trip. rite now I'm in NYC and i don't had time 2 play, so i do this. and ur speaking ilk u left.

dead guilds... hmm. thunder wasabi,definetly.
wen i wuz dere it had 20 peepl and wen i left minus myself, 1

oh evry1s happy. its ilk 7:00 here I'm in bed wit may laptop

/brofists Razor-Dash
Guild chat is generally fairly quiet, although that might just be my bad timing. xP

Or it could be we're busy either killing stuff or selling wares. :3

Although occasionally while I'm waiting for LD I do end up just having a conversation by myself (I believe that is because I talk too much and usually my guildies are either on runs or doing some LD themselves xP) Rogue Knights is still doing good.
Not seen many new faces but they're definitley some popping up now and then ^-^ They seem nice too, apart from that Tdlob ._. He can die.

I won't repeat what people have said, just go back and read some reasons as to what people might be doing other than being in Haven together, although unless no-one is in Haven I will go harrass a guildie. They love it.

~The Mighty Cheese Knight; WeeGee

Soarel is wrong, I saw 2 guys from Guild today, Kennynerd (something like that and someone else like vol something they say its slightly better=)