Woojin Guild

Though it is a recent addition to Korea's guild scene, the Woojin Guild has quickly established itself as a strong outfit based in Seoul. Its dungeon selection follows a single guiding rule, the pursuit of the fastest possible growth, which steers it toward the most rewarding targets.

In practice that means favoring high-rank dungeons or those teeming with magic beasts, since both offer the richest experience. The guild keeps a lean official roster of just three members, with the entire Imphal Guild counted only as unofficial affiliates. In the novel, just one of its members is formally recognized as an S-Rank hunter.

The guild exists chiefly as a vehicle for rapid advancement, organizing its activity around aggressive raids on the dungeons that promise the steepest gains. Its small core membership reflects Suho's original preference for working alone rather than building a large organization.

Behind the name lies a personal mission. Suho first wanted to call it the Solo Play Guild, since he had no intention of recruiting others. The chosen name reverses his father Jinwoo's, with Woo standing for the universe and Jin meaning advance, together expressing Suho's resolve to reach the same universe his father did.

Sung Suho heads the guild as master, an S-Rank Fighter. Lim Do-Gyu holds the vice-master position despite being only E-Rank, and Esil Radiru rounds out the official core as an S-Rank Fighter serving as a guild hunter.