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The real gem of guild halls are the "amenities." These are the special features like brokers, teleporters, and the like. There will be 42 different amenities at release. The Tier 1 guild hall can have 15 amenities installed at one time. The Tier 3 can have 30 amenities installed. They can be changed, but that requires a new purchase of the new amenity.

Each amenity has a coin cost and a status cost up front, as well as a weekly maintenance cost (definitely status, possibly coin as well). Player crafted items WILL NOT reduce the status cost of the hall. Some examples of the types of amenities include:

Banker
World Broker - Allows buying and selling through the normal broker system.
Guild Broker - Lets people sell things only to guild members.
Mender (with the option of a guild fund to help people pay for repairs)
Druid Portal NPC
Portals
Crafting Implements
Fuel Merchant
Harvested Items Storage

For quite some time, one of the most interesting and exciting planned Everquest 2 features has been the Guild Halls. They represent an ambitious and robust feature that incorporates a lot of ideas, content, and potential fun. Some concrete details were recently released at the Everquest Fan Faire.

The most common complaint is that the costs are too high. Many believe the maintenance costs will make guild halls feel more like a job than a fun feature. Guild leaders will have to constantly hound their members to grind writs and other sources of status points just to "pay the bills."

Leaders of smaller guilds are also very concerned because it seems like they are going to be completely left out. Most of the nifty features are far beyond the reach of a smaller, non-raid guild.

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