Gaming How-To

Anime Expeditions: How to Create a Guild, Set an Image ID, and Get Invites

Guild creation unlocks at Level 20, and the icon comes from a Roblox decal asset ID pasted into the image field.

Guild creation unlocks at Level 20, and the icon comes from a Roblox decal asset ID pasted into the image field.

Guilds in Anime Expeditions run through a single menu that handles three things at once. You can start your own group, accept an invite to join someone else’s, and check the leaderboards for the top guilds. The catch is that founding a guild is locked until you hit a specific level, and setting a custom icon depends on a Roblox value that is easy to grab from the wrong place.

Quick answer: Reach Level 20 to unlock guild creation, then paste a numeric Roblox decal asset ID into the Image ID field to set your guild icon. Below Level 20, join through an invite using the Join Guild option.

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Guild requirements in Anime Expeditions

Each guild action has its own gate. Creating a guild is the only one tied to your account level, while joining depends on another player and the icon depends on a Roblox asset.

ActionRequirement
Create a guildReach Level 20
Join a guildReceive an invite from another player
Set a guild imageUse a numeric Roblox decal asset ID

The Guild menu also carries a Join Guild option for handling invites and a Leaderboards view that ranks the strongest guilds. If an update shifts the interface, the level lock is shown directly on the creation screen, so you can confirm it there.


Create a guild after reaching Level 20

Open the Guild menu and check the creation lock. It clearly shows that Level 20 is the threshold before the create option becomes available.
Once your account reaches Level 20, return to the guild area and use it to found your own guild. The lock disappears at that point, and creation opens up.
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Set the guild image with a Roblox decal asset ID

The Image ID field wants a plain number, not a link. That number comes from a decal inside Roblox, and copying it from the right spot is what makes the icon appear.

Open Roblox and go to Create so you can browse for a decal to use as your icon.
Inside Roblox Create, open the Store, where the different asset types are listed.
Choose 2D Assets. This is the category that holds decals and their image IDs.
Scroll or search until you find the image you want as your guild icon.
Open the decal’s three-dot menu and select Copy Asset ID. Use this option rather than copying the page link, since the link is not the value the game reads.
Go back to your guild and paste the copied number into the Image ID field. The icon updates to the decal you selected.

Tip: The most reliable value is the asset ID from the three-dot menu. Anything copied from another part of the page, including the full URL, tends to fail.

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Join a guild before Level 20 with an invite

If you are still below Level 20, you do not have to wait to be part of a guild. Ask a guild owner or an existing member to send you an invite. After it arrives, open Join Guild in the Guild menu to view your invites and accept one.

This route is also the simpler choice if you would rather not run your own guild yet. Recruiting players often gather in community spaces such as the Anime Expeditions Discord, which is a practical place to find a group looking for members.

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Fix a guild image that will not show

Almost every icon problem traces back to pasting the wrong Roblox value. The game reads a decal’s asset ID, so a mismatched number or the wrong asset type simply shows nothing.

ProblemFix
Copied the wrong numberUse the decal’s three-dot menu and select Copy Asset ID directly
Used a non-image assetPick a decal from 2D Assets, not a model, audio, or other type
Pasted a full Roblox URLPaste only the numeric asset ID
Asset is private or moderatedChoose a public decal that Roblox allows to display
Icon does not appear right awayWait for Roblox to finish processing the image, then try again

Once the correct asset ID is in place and the decal is public, the guild icon displays without further steps. If it still stays blank after processing, swap in a different public decal and copy its asset ID the same way.