Hall of Monuments Calculator

Calculate your Guild Wars Hall of Monuments points to see the rewards you’ve unlocked for Guild Wars 2.

Devotion (Max 8 Points)

Fellowship (Max 8 Points)

Valor (Max 8 Points)

Resilience (Max 8 Points)

Honor (Max 18 Points)

Total Hall of Monuments Points

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Chart: Points Contribution from each Monument

What is the Hall of Monuments Calculator?

The Hall of Monuments calculator is a specialized tool for players of the original Guild Wars. Its purpose is to calculate the number of reward points a player has accumulated in their Hall of Monuments, which is a special instance in the Eye of the North expansion. These points directly translate into exclusive cosmetic items, titles, and pets in its sequel, Guild Wars 2. This calculator helps players track their progress toward unlocking these rewards and identify which achievements they still need to complete.

This tool is essential for any player looking to bridge their legacy from the original game to the new one. Whether you are aiming for the first few rewards or the prestigious 50/50 completion, the hall of monuments calculator provides a clear, real-time assessment of your standing. You can learn more about how to get started with the hall of monuments rewards guide.

Hall of Monuments Formula and Explanation

The total number of points in the Hall of Monuments (HoM) is the sum of points earned across five distinct categories. Four of these categories—Devotion, Fellowship, Resilience, and Valor—can grant a maximum of 8 points each. The fifth category, Honor, is the largest, offering up to 18 points. The total possible score is 50.

The formula is:
Total Points = Devotion + Fellowship + Resilience + Valor + Honor

Points are not awarded linearly. Instead, they are granted at specific thresholds within each category. For example, dedicating one miniature gives 2 points, but the next 2 points require dedicating a total of 20.

HoM Point Variables

Variable	Meaning	Category	Max Points
Devotion	Points from displaying Miniatures.	Devotion	8
Fellowship	Points from unlocking Heroes and Animal Companions.	Fellowship	8
Resilience	Points from displaying elite Armor sets.	Resilience	8
Valor	Points from completing campaigns and achieving difficult titles.	Valor	8
Honor	Points from titles, account linking, and special weapons/armor.	Honor	18

Practical Examples

Example 1: A Casual Player (Aiming for 15 points)

A player who has completed the main story of all three campaigns and Eye of the North can easily achieve a respectable point total.

• Inputs:
  • Linked Accounts: Yes (3 points – Honor)
  • Protector of Tyria, Cantha, Elona: Yes (3 points – Valor)
  • Unlocked Heroes: 7 (4 points – Fellowship)
  • Dedicated Miniatures: 1 (2 points – Devotion)
  • Elite Armor Sets: 1 (2 points – Resilience)
  • Cloth of the Brotherhood: Yes (2 points – Honor)
• Result: 16 Points. This unlocks the “Rift Warden” title and several weapon and armor skins in Guild Wars 2.

Example 2: A Dedicated Player (Aiming for 30 points)

A dedicated player aiming for all the item rewards (which cap at 30 points) will need to focus on more specific achievements.

• Inputs:
  • All inputs from Example 1.
  • Dedicated Miniatures: 40 + 1 Rare (6 points total – Devotion)
  • Unlocked Heroes: All + 5 pets + 1 Lvl 20 Pet (8 points total – Fellowship)
  • Guardian of Tyria, Cantha, Elona: Yes (6 points total – Valor)
  • Elite Armor Sets: 5 (6 points total – Resilience)
  • Account-wide Titles: 5 (including one PvP title) (4 points total – Honor)
  • Destroyer and Oppressor Weapons: Yes (5 points total – Honor)
• Result: 31 Points. This player unlocks all available item rewards in Guild Wars 2, including the full Heritage armor sets and exclusive pets, along with the “Closer to the Stars” title. To optimize this process, check out our guide on the fastest way to get GWAMM.

How to Use This Hall of Monuments Calculator

Using this calculator is a straightforward process designed to give you instant feedback on your progress.

1. Enter Your Achievements: Go through each of the five categories (Devotion, Fellowship, etc.) and enter your accomplishments. Use the number inputs for items like miniatures and titles, and check the boxes for specific one-time achievements.
2. View Real-Time Results: As you enter your data, the “Total Hall of Monuments Points” section will update automatically. You don’t need to press the calculate button after every change, but you can use it to refresh the state.
3. Analyze the Breakdown: The calculator provides both a primary total and a detailed breakdown of points per category. The bar chart also visualizes where your points are coming from, helping you see which monuments are complete and which need more work.
4. Plan Your Next Steps: Use the results to identify the easiest or most desirable achievements you have yet to complete. This is a key feature of any effective hall of monuments calculator.
5. Reset and Experiment: Use the “Reset” button to clear all fields and start over, allowing you to plan different paths to your desired point total.

Key Factors That Affect Hall of Monuments Points

• Campaign Completion: Simply finishing the Prophecies, Factions, and Nightfall campaigns to earn the “Protector” titles provides a solid base of 3 points in Valor.
• Miniatures: Collecting miniatures is one of the most accessible ways to earn points. The first point is easy (1 mini), but reaching the full 8 points requires 50 unique miniatures, which can be costly. This is where a good trading post tracker becomes useful.
• Heroes and Pets: Unlocking all heroes through the campaigns and bonus mission packs is a straightforward way to earn up to 4 points in Fellowship. Adding pets is another 4 points.
• Elite Armor: Displaying elite armor sets provides significant points in Resilience. However, these sets are expensive and time-consuming to craft or purchase.
• Titles: Maxing account-wide titles like Guardian, Vanquisher, and Cartographer is a major source of Honor points but represents a significant time investment. Achieving “God Walking Amongst Mere Mortals” requires maxing 30 titles.
• Account Linking: The easiest 3 points are granted simply for owning the Eye of the North expansion and linking your Guild Wars and Guild Wars 2 accounts.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the easiest points to get?

The 3 points for linking your account, 3 points for completing the campaigns (Protector titles), and the first 2 points in Devotion (1 miniature) are among the fastest to acquire, giving you 8 points with relatively minimal effort.

Do I need all 50 points?

No. All unique item rewards (armor, weapons, pets) are unlocked by 30 points. Points 31-50 only unlock additional titles in Guild Wars 2.

Are points account-wide or character-specific?

Points are account-wide. An achievement dedicated by any character on your account contributes to your single Hall of Monuments total.

What is the ‘God Walking Amongst Mere Mortals’ (GWAMM) title?

GWAMM is a prestigious title earned in Guild Wars for completing 30 specific account-based titles. It grants 1 point in Valor and also transfers directly to Guild Wars 2 as a separate, highly-respected title.

Can I still earn HoM points after Guild Wars 2 has been released?

Yes, you can continue to play Guild Wars and earn Hall of Monuments points at any time. The rewards will become available in Guild Wars 2 after the server updates your account data.

How does the hall of monuments calculator handle partial progress?

This calculator uses the official threshold system. For example, if you have 19 miniatures, it will only grant you the 2 points for the “1 miniature” threshold, not the “20 miniatures” one. The points update only when you cross the next threshold.

Which pets count for Fellowship points?

Any tamed animal companion can be dedicated. However, there are statues for specific “rare” pets like the Black Moa, which contribute to the total count.

Does armor need to be a full set?

Yes, to dedicate an elite armor set in the Monument of Resilience, you must have the four main pieces (chest, legs, gloves, boots). Headgear is not required.

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