Make every Throne and Liberty drop count
Potential Ability wishlists and clearer Guild Bank demand signals help members share what they need and officers make faster loot decisions.

Better wishlists for better loot decisions
In Throne and Liberty, the Potential Ability on a drop can matter just as much as the item itself. Guild Manager now gives members and officers a shared way to track both sides of that decision.
Members can wishlist the Potential Abilities they are building toward. Officers can record the ability that actually rolled on an item. And when that item reaches the Guild Bank, its demand is easier to understand before anyone decides what should happen next.
Wishlist the ability, not only the item
Throne and Liberty members can add a Potential Ability goal from their character wishlist, choose its priority, and include a note when more context would help.
Item wishes and Potential Ability goals now appear together in the wishlist view, with clear labels to tell them apart. That makes it easier to keep one up-to-date picture of what each character is looking for without maintaining a separate list elsewhere.
Keep the rolled ability with the item
When officers add a Throne and Liberty item to the Guild Bank, an Auction, a Loot Roll, or Loot Council, they can select the Potential Ability that rolled on it as part of the same flow.
Recording that detail at the start means the guild can evaluate the item that actually dropped, not just the base item name. It also keeps the relevant ability visible as the item moves through your loot process.
See Guild Bank demand at a glance
The Guild Bank now helps officers spot when a deposited item's recorded Potential Ability matches an active member wishlist.
That quick signal adds useful context while reviewing the bank: an ability somebody needs may be worth distributing or retaining, while an unwanted roll may be a better candidate to sell, discard, or handle according to your guild's rules.
The final decision still belongs to your guild. Guild Manager simply puts the wishlist context next to the item so officers can make that decision with less searching and fewer side conversations.
One shared picture for members and officers
Members get a clearer way to communicate the upgrades they are chasing. Officers get better information at the moment they need to act on a drop. Together, these improvements make Potential Abilities part of the everyday loot workflow instead of a detail that is easy to lose.
Open your Throne and Liberty character wishlist to add an ability goal, or record the rolled ability the next time you add an item to a guild loot system.
Written by
Guild Manager Team