A game like Diablo IV is best enjoyed with other players and friends, and the best way to meet and play with others is to join or create a clan. Clans can help you find new players to take on quests and content and bring players together to work towards goals or make new friends. If you want to join a clan to create your own, you’ll want to know all the details about how it goes. This guide will go over everything you need to know about creating or joining a clan.
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Join and Create a Clan in Diablo IV
Creating and joining a clan in Diablo IV is simple and can be done right from the start of the game. When you are in the game, press the N key and you will open the clans menu, which will show you a wide selection of clans already created. by other players. If you want to join a clan from here or the one you searched for, select the clan you want to join, and if the clan is open to members applying, you should see the “Join Clan” option, then you’re good to go.
If you want to create your own clan, you will need to click on the “Create Clan” option at the bottom of the clan window. From here you will need to enter your clan name, which can be up to 24 characters, and your clan tag, the abbreviation of your clan name that all players will see, which can be up to 6 characters . Additionally, you can enter optional information, such as a clan description to detail your clan’s goals and style, languages the clan speaks or originates from, and tags, which will allow players find out what content your clan does regularly, such as events, dungeons, and quests. Clans can have up to 150 members; all characters you create will be clan members by default.
There are a few settings you can play around with for your clan, such as its visibility in search, set it to private and internal messages, such as message of the day to keep members informed, and information about your clan, which can include links to social media and other clan details. You can also promote and demote players to different ranks which will give them more rights in the clan, such as customizing the message of the day.
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On top of that, you can create and customize clan heraldry, which is similar to Diablo III banners but is for your entire clan. You can customize the shape and texture of the banner, the symbols you want on the banner and their colors.
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