ROB RUN Clan

OFFICIAL FAQ · OCT 2, 2026

The clan trio, quoted from the official FAQ

Kefir's FAQ of October 2, 2026 answers the three structural clan questions in one place — how big a clan can be, where it exists, and what it can hold. The answers are quoted verbatim below, each with its check date; the scoping sentence carries Kefir's own time qualifier, quoted in full rather than summarized.

“For now, clans only exist on the player's chosen server, but this may change in the future.”

Read together, the three answers set the shape of the system: a clan is a server-bound organization of at most 100 players that can hold property and territories against competing factions. The binding that matters for planning is the scope sentence — server-bound “for now”, changeable in the future — so anything a clan builds rides on one server's weekly cycle rather than on the game as a whole. The same FAQ's switching entry adds one more rule: “You can switch clans during a server wipe cycle.” Clan membership is not frozen for the week — the exit is timed to the wipe, not to a menu available at any moment.

POWER PYRAMID · OCT 28, 2026

Where a clan sits in the Power Pyramid

Kefir's Power Pyramid post of October 28, 2026 lays out five tiers from Hobo up to Shadow Governor. The lower rungs are a solo climb; clans enter the design at the top rungs, each quoted here from that named post. What a clan unlocks is not a badge — it is a share of other players' money.

The ladder is the clan pitch: a solo player can own a settlement and tax its residents, but from the district rung up the money flows through clans — a cut of settlement taxes plus a laundering-speed boost at District Owner, and at the top the post states the cap directly: “There can only ever be one Shadow Governor in the entire game world.” The Highlands rung taxes every other clan, which is why Kefir closes the post with “gather a clan and fight for control of the entire map.” Two record details keep this honest: Highlands is the central district named by that post and on the official store map, and every holding on the ladder rides the weekly wipe — the ladder resets, and each title is contested again.

GLOBAL MAP · SEP 24, 2026 / BASE MANAGEMENT · OCT 16, 2026

Territory and defense: what clans are for

Two mechanic posts state the clan's job description — one about the map's territory layer, one about defending a base against raids — and the first-look post carries the earliest dated mention of the system. All three are quoted in full below with their post dates; together they explain why the FAQ's “fight competing factions” line has teeth.

Read as a set, the three posts give the clan a job description rather than a slogan. The Global Map post names the income: districts and their settlements, taxed residents, and for the clan holding the center, the whole map. The Base Management post names the defense: raiders come for bases, and the official line is that allies hold them off better than any module you can build. Neither post numbers the raid mechanics — party sizes, raid timers, loot math — and this page does not invent them.

One boundary keeps this section from drifting: districts are map areas, not server regions. The map page carries the full district roster; the region layer (EU and East US) is the change-server page's subject. A clan holds territory inside one server's map — it does not own a region.

THE RECORD · CHECKED NOV 10, 2026

Creating, joining and managing a clan — not in the record

Everything quoted above is what the official record says about clans — and it is also the boundary of what it says. Three same-day scans of Kefir's news hub on Nov 10, 2026 — 04:03, 07:10 and 08:07 UTC, covering 17 posts back to Sep 1, 2026 — found no post documenting how to create a clan, apply to one, or manage a roster, and the FAQ has no clan-management entry alongside its clan answers.

The distinction matters for anyone arriving with a how-to search: menus, permissions, invites and application flows are officially undocumented, so a walkthrough found elsewhere is player-made and unverified by this site. What the record does document — the 100-member cap, the server scoping, the territory and tax roles, the wipe-cycle switch window — is everything this page answers above.

One conflation to avoid, straight from the FAQ's own layout: the same answer that allows clan switching also covers the cops/criminals split, and those are two different systems. Clans are player organizations; the cop or criminal role is chosen each time you enter Looty Bay, per the same October 2, 2026 FAQ. This page keeps the two separate, and the management-menu gap stays dated until Kefir documents it.

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