Category:Guilds

After the Dissolution of Kingdoms, each economic guild was declared independent. Each guild has its own Masterhouse from which decisions regarding the guild (including charter, etc) are made.

There are 33 recognized guilds according to the Guild Law.

Local guildsmen typically meet and work at a local Guildhouse

Guilds are ruled by the Council of Masters

Uniformed soldiers in the employ of a guild are called enforcers

While each guild has its own charter detailing rules and procedures for the guild, there are some basic rankings shared by most guilds:

Guild Rankings

Apprentice - novices or those learning the craft

Journeyman - fully educated in the craft or trade, but not yet a master

Master - after submitting a masterwork to the guild Masterhouse, a person of sufficient skill will be granted rank of master. Master guildsmen, along with greater authority (including ability to run a Guildhouse, etc), also chose and register (with the Council of Masters) a surname representative of their skill or specialization.