Pixel Lineage: Guild Raid Rewards and Account Tokens
Compare Champion, Vanguard, and Slayer hoards, check hit eligibility, and understand account-wide weekly tokens and Raid Gate purchases.
Pixel Lineage guild raid rewards have two stages: damage-based gold and Rep on each try, then a hoard after the guild defeats the shared boss. Land at least one hit before the kill to qualify, and compare your damage share with the final payout tiers.
This gameplay video shows the interface and turn-based rhythm that the following choices use.
Match contribution to the hoard tier
| Rank | Damage share | Gold | Living Cinder | Raid tokens |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Champion | At least 10% | 25,000 | 15 | 4 |
| Vanguard | At least 3% | 15,000 | 10 | 3 |
| Slayer | Any landed hit | 8,000 | 6 | 2 |
These thresholds refer to the boss contribution used for the final hoard, not a guarantee that every ten-round attempt pays the entire row. The guild must finish the boss, and the account must have landed a hit. Keep that completion condition separate from the smaller rewards earned during individual tries.
Raid tokens belong to the account
Raid tokens are shared across your heroes and cannot be traded. An account receives one hoard-token payout per week. Switching heroes does not create another weekly token claim, so plan the payout as an account resource rather than a reward duplicated for every character.
Use the tokens at the Raid Gate to buy the exact chosen raid piece. That makes a purchase plan useful before spending: compare the piece with the build you actually want to improve instead of treating every token balance as an immediate reason to buy something.
Rep and tokens serve different systems
Each attempt gives gold and Rep based on damage. Rep contributes to guild progression and personal guild spending. Raid tokens come from the final hoard and buy raid pieces at the gate. A larger personal Rep wallet is not another supply of raid tokens.
The difference matters when deciding which activity supports your next goal. Regular adventure and raid contributions can develop guild resources, while the boss completion and weekly hoard control the raid-token purchase opportunity.
Coordinate contribution before the boss dies
Make sure intended participants land a hit while the boss remains available. Higher damage-share tiers reward larger contribution, but the basic qualification still requires actual participation. Do not wait until after the guild has finished the boss to begin planning eligibility.
Treat the thresholds as planning information, not a promise that another attempt guarantees the next tier. Your actual share and the shared boss's remaining progress determine whether more damage is still available to contribute.