Guild Rewards have officially arrived in Grow a Garden 2, giving players another way to earn valuable eggs, seed packs, and other useful items simply by participating in guild activities. The higher your guild ranks on the leaderboard, the better your rewards can potentially become at the end of the reward period. In this guide, we’ll take a look at the rewards earned from a high-ranking guild, what was obtained from each reward pack, and whether the overall haul was worth it.
How Guild Rewards Work
Guild Rewards are distributed based on your guild’s performance during the season or ranking period. Players who actively contribute to a successful guild receive a collection of rewards that can include:
- Big Eggs
- Common Eggs
- Rare Seed Packs
- Legendary Seed Packs
The better your guild performs, the more rewards you’ll typically receive when they’re available to claim.
Guild Ranking Rewards Received
After claiming the guild rewards from a top-performing guild, the reward bundle included:
- 2 Big Eggs
- 15 Common Eggs
- 5 Legendary Seed Packs
- 4 Rare Seed Packs
This provides a good mix of pets and seeds, making Guild Rewards one of the better sources of free progression.
Rare Seed Pack Opening Results
The Rare Seed Packs produced several useful crops during the opening. Rewards included:
- Bamboo
- Poison Apple
- Acorn Seed
The Acorn Seed was one of the better pulls from the Rare Packs, while Bamboo and Poison Apple remain useful additions for expanding your collection.
Legendary Seed Pack Opening Results
The Legendary Seed Packs offered a mixture of solid and disappointing rewards. Items obtained included:
- Bamboo
- Venus Flytrap
- Mushroom
- Poison Apple
The highlight of these openings was the Venus Flytrap, which is considered a valuable crop by many players. Unfortunately, multiple duplicate rewards reduced the overall excitement, especially when hoping for rarer plants like Dragon Breath. Despite opening several Legendary Packs, Dragon Breath didn’t appear this time.
Common Egg Results
Next came the Common Eggs. Among the pets obtained were:
- Deer
- Robin
The remaining eggs mostly produced common pets, making this section of the rewards fairly average. While duplicates are expected from Common Eggs, they’re still useful if you’re building your pet collection or upgrading existing companions.
Big Egg Results
The most exciting part of the reward opening was saving the Big Eggs until the end. Unfortunately, both Big Eggs hatched into:
- Big Deer
- Big Deer
Although Big Deer isn’t a bad pet, opening two identical pets can be disappointing when rarer companions are available in the loot pool.
Was the Guild Reward Worth It?
Overall, the rewards provided a decent amount of free progression despite the mixed luck. The biggest highlights included:
- Multiple free seed packs.
- Two Big Eggs.
- Venus Flytrap.
- Acorn Seed.
On the downside:
- Several duplicate Poison Apples.
- Multiple Bamboo rewards.
- No Dragon Breath.
- Two identical Big Deer pets.
Like most reward systems in Grow a Garden 2, your results will ultimately depend on luck.
Guild Rewards add another rewarding progression system to Grow a Garden 2 by giving active guild members access to free eggs and premium seed packs. While luck always plays a major role in what you receive, consistent participation in a successful guild gives you regular opportunities to collect valuable pets, rare crops, and legendary rewards without spending additional resources. Even if your opening doesn’t produce the rarest items, the steady stream of free rewards makes joining an active guild well worth the effort.