Guilds, Trading & Player Shops in Soul's Remnant
Quick answer: Soul's Remnant is an online MMO on one shared server with channels, parties and guilds — no PvP at launch.
Overview
Soul's Remnant keeps the old-school MMO systems players love: guilds with perks and level rankings, an economy built on direct trade, an auction house and player shops, plus a housing system and Ironman-style one-life modes.
There is no PvP at launch, and the developer says none is on the roadmap — the game is community-first and co-op focused.
The systems
| System | What it is |
|---|---|
| Guilds | Perks and level rankings; rankings also exist for fame and skills. |
| Auction house | Listed listings for the player economy. |
| Direct trade | Trade items directly with other players. |
| Player shops | Storefronts players set up in the world; stock them and others buy. |
| Housing | A housing system exists; size, cost and decoration are unconfirmed. |
| Ironman modes | Ironman, hardcore and group Ironman one-life challenges. |
Why it matters
The economy and social layer are core to the MMO loop: you farm materials and Dungeon Crystals, list the surplus, and buy what you cannot craft. Join a guild early to meet people and share knowledge — guild perks and rankings give long-term goals beyond leveling.
What to watch out for
Housing details are not yet confirmed, and Ironman is a one-life mode — a death ends the character's run, so treat it as a challenge option rather than a first character. The cash shop is separate from this player economy and sells cosmetics and convenience items only.
Note: rankings for guilds, fame and skills come from player reports at launch.
FAQ
Is there an auction house?
Yes — plus direct trade and player shops. Together they form the old-school MMO economy.
What are Ironman modes?
Ironman, hardcore and group Ironman are one-life challenge modes — a death ends the character's run.
Sources
Fact-checked: 2026-08-14