guildhall
- noun
- Jargon
- After completing a challenging mission, the team celebrated back at their guildhall with a feast.
Examples
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He also spent 4 years as an Adjunct Professor at SMU Guildhall's school for game development, where he taught classes on math, physics, graphics, and concurrent programming.
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In the fantasy game, players gathered at the guildhall to strategize for their next raid.
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The guildhall served as a central hub where members could trade items and share quests.
Synonyms
A virtual meeting place in a game where players chat and plan events
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Etymology
In online games, guildhall keeps the old idea: it joins guild, a 'group of players', and hall, a 'meeting place', so it means the group's virtual headquarters inside the game's world.