Questions
Questions about the games and coins
Short answers about coins, age, breaks and how the Guild Beacon games decide each spin.
Is Guild Beacon free?
Yes. There is nothing to buy anywhere on Guild Beacon: no coin packs, no subscriptions and no adverts. You start with 20,000 virtual coins and can collect more every day.
Can I win money or prizes?
No. Coins on Guild Beacon are virtual. They cannot be bought, sold, sent to another player or exchanged for money, vouchers or goods, and they exist only in the browser you play in.
Why is the site for adults only?
The games work with spinning reels and coin rewards, like games played for money, so we keep the site to people aged 18 and over and ask once when you arrive. No money goes in and none comes out.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no password and no email address to give. Your balance, level and settings are kept in your browser's local storage on this device.
What happens if I run out of coins?
When your balance falls below 1,000 coins you can take a free top-up of 5,000 coins, once every 60 minutes. There is also a daily gift of 5,000 coins.
Does a game remember my last spins?
No. Each spin picks a fresh random stop on every reel, using the random number generator built into your browser (the Web Crypto API). A game does not track near misses or losing runs, and it never owes you a win.
Does the spin cost change my chances?
No. The odds are the same at 20 coins a spin and at 1,000. A higher cost makes each win bigger in coins and each spin more expensive in coins, nothing else.
What does the return figure on each game mean?
We played 1,000,000 spins of each game with the same code the site runs and counted how many of the coins put in came back. Over millions of spins a game returns about that share; over an evening of 200 spins it can be far above or below it.
How do I take a break?
On Your card or the Breaks and limits page you can pause every game in this browser for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. A pause cannot be lifted early from the site.
Who made the games?
The six games, their maths and this site were made for Guild Beacon in 2026. The pictures were drawn with the image model gpt-image-1.5 to our briefs; the Art and fonts page lists every one.