How to create builds

Guild builds (ZvZ)

Officers create and edit guild-scoped builds in the Build workshop under Builds in the ZVZ loadouts group.

1. Open Builds (/g/{slug}/builds).
2. Click New build (opens the workshop with a blank row), Edit builds (opens the workshop on your library), or Edit on an existing build.
3. Use the left list to switch builds without leaving the page. Status marks mean:
   • ✓ Up to date (saved)
   • + New, not saved yet
   • * Modified since last save
   • − Pending delete (not removed until you save)
4. Enter Name and Playstyle (Caller, DTank, Support, etc.).
5. Fill each equipment slot using the item picker (main hand, off-hand, armor, cape, mount, food, potion). For gear, food, and potion, you can add up to five swap items per slot from the item details panel: use Add swap for each extra variant.
6. Set tier, enchant, and abilities per slot (primary gear and each swap row).
7. Add a Description: what the player should do in this role.
8. Optionally set tags.
9. Click Save all to create, update, and confirm deletes in one pass. New builds need a title before they will save.

When players view a build, the primary gear stays as before; swap gear shows ability choices in a compact matrix, and food/potion swaps appear as extra icons beside the main item.

The workshop loads a working set (about the first page of your library, or a specific set via Edit). It does not open every guild build at once.

Community builds

Members and officers can add community builds:

1. Open Builds under the Community loadouts group (/g/{slug}/community/builds).
2. Click New build to open the community workshop and follow the same steps.
3. You can edit or delete builds you created; officers can manage any community build.
4. Community builds appear in community compositions and Content events only.

Staged delete vs list delete

• In the workshop, Delete marks a saved build with −. Use Undo delete to restore it, or Save all to remove it for good.
• On the builds list, delete still removes a build immediately (with confirm). Prefer the workshop when you want to review several deletes before committing.

Duplicate

In the workshop header, Duplicate copies the current build into a new unsaved row (title gets “New” appended) so you can save a variant with Save all.