ZvZ — Monkey Brawl
Big, chaotic, genuinely fun large-scale fights. We're one of the few true Monkey Brawl guilds on NA.
Albion Online · North American Server · English Speaking
A casual, English-speaking Albion Online guild — growing stronger together, without the pressure.
VoV is a casual guild with one intent: to keep improving and doing better, together. We're one of the very few real Monkey Brawl ZvZ guilds on the NA server, and there's almost always something happening — but there are no forced CTAs. Show up when you can, jump into whatever you enjoy, and grow at your own pace with a group that actually looks out for you.
If it earns season points, chances are we're running it.
Big, chaotic, genuinely fun large-scale fights. We're one of the few true Monkey Brawl guilds on NA.
Organized roaming groups and group tracking out in the Outlands — content and season points on the move.
Ava groups and group dungeon runs — coordinated PvE for loot, fame, and steady season progress.
Gathering, open-world Outland activities, and pretty much anything else that racks up season points.
Real systems — running today — that put value back in your pocket.
Fair, transparent splits after content — calculated and paid out cleanly, every time.
Die in guild content and get regeared. Clear rules, no favoritism, no drama.
Earn GCP for the activities you already do — then spend them on rewards, raffles, and more. Learn how GCP works →
We help members build their economy and improve. Your growth isn't a side effect — it's the whole point.
VoV is English-speaking, and the community is the point — people learning content, building their econs, and getting better side by side. We keep activities going so there's usually something to hop into, and we keep it casual so it never feels like a second job. Come as you are, improve at your own pace, and level up with people who genuinely want to see you win.
Three steps and you're in.
Good to know: English is mandatory in VoV, and Discord comms are required for official guild content. You don't have to talk — but you do need to be able to listen in.