Alliance DKP for Lineage 2

Why alliance DKP is hard

Inside one CP, DKP is a list of people. Across an alliance it's a list of CPs that come and go, characters that move between them, siege multipliers, and a price list in adena for jewels and books that changes with the market. Most alliances keep it in a shared spreadsheet with a tab per epic, and the arguments start when a formula breaks or someone edits the wrong row.

How Meadhall runs it

Meadhall is a hub for a CP, clan or alliance, with a Discord bot. CPs and clans link under the alliance, and the alliance gets pages of its own:

• The alliance roster: every CP's characters in one list, with their CP, status, and DKP and siege multipliers.
• Alliance DKP: points for the roster's characters in the alliance's own pools, one per epic (Queen Ant, Zaken, Baium …). An officer awards an activity to the ticked characters, each times their multiplier, and the ledger line keeps the multiplier, so changing it later changes no points already given. A character moving to another CP takes its points along.
• CP leads award points to their own CP's characters only, and can reverse only their own awards.
• Item prices: what each jewel, book or other item is worth in adena, from a day on. A drop keeps the value it was given, so a new price never rewrites history.
• Drops: each epic's drops, which CPs asked for them, where they went and what they were worth, and each CP's value received.

Every award and adjustment is a ledger line the alliance can read. Nothing is edited or deleted: a mistake is reversed with a new line.

Drop fairness: who picks next

For one epic at a time, Drop fairness sets each CP's share of the epic's DKP against its share of the value it has received from that epic's drops. The CP most owed picks first. Nothing on the page is set by hand: it's worked out from the alliance's DKP and drops each time it's opened, and each CP's row explains why it sits where it does.

Epic jewel allocation

Epic jewels lists the CPs in the drop fairness order for the epic and checks the alliance's rules before a jewel is given:

• Not the same epic's jewel twice in a row: the CP that got the last one waits.
• Not two books in a row, across every epic.

Allocating a jewel moves the cost onto the CP's Spent line, and an allocation can be undone, its points with it. Only the alliance's leaders can break a rule.

Bring your spreadsheet

Most alliances already have a tracker. Download each tab from Google Sheets as a CSV, and Meadhall imports the roster (characters, CPs, statuses, multipliers), the DKP, the price list and each epic's drops, matching columns by their headers. An import can be undone as a whole.

More in the guide: Alliances and linked groups.

What it costs

Alliance DKP, drop fairness, epic jewels and the imports are on the Alliance plan: £12 a month or £120 a year, for up to 300 members in each clan. The CPs and clans under the alliance need no plan of their own: the leading clan pays. Members never pay, and an alliance whose plan ends can still read all of it. See pricing, and DKP for a CP or clan on its own.