

Fantasy and reality collide when a surprisingly diverse group of online video-game addicts struggle to balance the game with personal relationships.
The Guild - Episode 1: Wake-Up Call


























Floyd and the Game team weather the riot outside Game HQ as the Guildies work together to save the day.

Cyd Sherman's online gaming addiction brings more than she bargains for...

Cyd Sherman's imaginary world becomes all too real when a gnome warlock shows up on her doorstep.

Codex's problem with Zaboo gets sidetracked by a crisis in The Guild.

The Knights of Good finally meet face to face and...it's awkward.

Codex tries to keep the Guild meeting on track and everything goes great! Not.

Codex confides in Zaboo before insisting he leaves her alone. Clara's nanny quits and both Tink and Vork are up for the job. Zaboo's mother turns up and is not happy to hear that her son is in love with Codex.

Zaboo's mother finally convinces him to move out out Codex's house, Tink 'looks after' Clara's kids and Bladezz posts a video of the animated characters of the guild having sex with each other.

Codex saves Zaboo's life and Bladezz is on the verge of ruining the game for everyone. Zaboo knows how to get Bladezz back but will only surrender the information if Codex agrees to help him get away from his over-bearing mother.

The Guild confronts Bladezz and Codex holds the trump card.

The Knights of Good must face their toughest enemy...Zaboo's Mom.
Step into the chaotic, hilarious world of online gaming with 'The Guild'! This pioneering web series, created by and starring Felicia Day, follows the lives of a group of socially awkward, yet utterly endearing, MMORPG players who belong to the titular guild, 'The Knights of Good'. It offers a wonderfully authentic and often cringe-inducingly funny look at the quirks of online communities and the challenges of balancing virtual and real life. 'The Guild' is a truly special series because it was one of the first to successfully capture the essence of online gaming culture in a narrative format. Felicia Day's writing is sharp and witty, perfectly articulating the frustrations, triumphs, and bizarre social dynamics that come with spending hours in a virtual world. The characters are incredibly relatable, from the anxiety-ridden Cyd Sherman (Codex) to the overly enthusiastic Vork. It's a heartfelt and humorous exploration of friendship, escapism, and finding your tribe, whether that's in a fantasy realm or in the real world. A must-watch for anyone who's ever lost themselves in a game!