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Introduction

They say that no man is an island, for there is no greater man than a soul who has the of others. With this ideal comes the formation of guilds in in the Rozen Continent that is forged by talents in pursuit of teaching apprentices. A legacy ed on through intellect and skill.

Hello everyone! It's Agent Amira, bringing to you another new feature that is gifted to RCA by our beloved mods! Guilds are now available for development between characters that are released into our world of monsters. Yes, yes, it's quite exciting! However, before we can jump into the fruition of your very own guild, there will be some guidelines that one must follow. After all, we wouldn't want to have unbalanced groups running amuck.

That being said, onward!

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What are Guilds?

A guild /ɡɪld/ is an association of artisans and merchants who oversee the practice of their craft/trade in a particular area. The earliest types of guild formed as organizations of tradesmen, belonging to: a professional association, a trade union, a cartel, and/or a secret society. They sometimes depended on grants of letters patent from a monarch or other ruler to enforce the flow of trade to their self-employed , and to retain ownership of tools and the supply of materials, but were mostly regulated by the ones who govern them. A lasting legacy of traditional guilds are the guildhalls constructed and used as guild meeting-places. Should guild be found guilty of cheating on the public, they would be fined or banned from the guild.

Guilds are lead by Guildmasters who are responsible for not only overseeing their guilds, but also making sure that their guild does not eat the dust and die overtime. Whoever forms the guild would be considered as the guild's "First Master", followed by acolytes of said corporation. To have the role of guildmaster, voting is favored. Scenarios vary from corrupt former guildmasters or the former guildmasters perish. Guilds tends to have ann extremely hierarchical body structured on the basis of the apprenticeship system. In this structure, the of a guild are divided into a hierarchy of masters, journeymen, and apprentices beneath their very own guildmasters. Masters are guild who have the highest accomplishment and status, journeymen are in the middle, and apprentices are of course the guild's beginners.

Guilds have a contract with their kingdom monarch which proves that their trade and craft are legal. That contract is a sacred pact and mustn't be soiled or lost. If so, the guild must renew the contract but the process is quite lengthy. Not only will there be a large sum of money, but they must finish all of the quests posted on their boards in order for new quests to be posted once more.

Examples include weavers, dyers, armorers, bookbinders, painters, masons, bakers, leatherworkers, embroiderers, cobblers (shoemakers), candlemakers, mages, assassins, clerics, merchants, guard, slayers, hunters, etc. to mention what type of guild that you have to honor specific goals.

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Quests

The gist of this section is that Guild Quests are job events that take place on a regular basis. All players who are of a guild can participate.

Quests can be managed in two blogs. A request blog, and a wiki that catalogs current available quests. Some quests can be made by npcs to help up their ranks in the guild, and can be used in roleplay. The request blog (which should be in the questions format and will be published by JoJo ) is for people to apply for a quest (for non npcs and npcs alike, criteria can be made for these), and can be accepted as long as it fits with what the guild is for. It can also have premade quests by the mods that your character can jump into.

Leaders of the guild can accept the quest, and add it to the guilds quest catalog. To keep things orginized as soon as you have guild , you can create a group chat where you can link all of these things. Quest catalogs can be made on a google docs for to have easier access too.

With those in mind, there are two (2) main systems about how guilds handle quests. First, a public servicing guild, where requests from the local populous are gathered and put on a quest board, which guild are able to accept and assist/work whoever filed that quest. After the quest is fulfilled, they will receive a reward (which will be taxed a certain rate, depending on the guild). The second are "private" guilds, such as assassins or mercinaries, commissions can be filed or requested, meaning leader(s) of the guild can accept or deny. When accepted, a guild member or a group will be assigned to fullfil the commission. Instead of rewards, it comes from the money the commissioner promised the guild.

The quest system will eventually be expanded through ideas in the mod team. If there are any questions that you'd like to ask, you may comment down in the comment section.

, quests can be made by npcs and ocs alike. Every guild made, particularly by their very own guildmaster, must have this:

Quest catalogs wiki - can be made in any format, but must be accessable to guuld . Its purpose is to keep track of active and available quests that can be taken up by any or spacific ranks within the guild.

Quest requests wiki - quests can be requested through these, however making them is optional. It is highly recomended though, as it's easier to get to here on amino rather than some place else. It can also be added at the bottom of a quest catalog so its easier to manage.

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Guild Legitimacy

Us mods know that mostly everyone would be excited to have guilds being featured here in Rozen Continent Amino, however, there's still a catch. For your guild to be even considered canon, you must have at least ten canon characters (OC's) already released into the world to be listed as apart of the guild you made. With consent from the owners of said characters of course.

A recruitment post is required to be made so your guild can get time to simmer the guild wiki as you reel in guild before posting the original guild wiki. This is so you can reach the minimal member number, allowing your guild to go up and going. In the post, you should include information about the guilds, ranks, requirements and how to apply. The recruitment post must be made before continuing any further. And speaking of Guild Wikis, this is the template that would be recommended.

http://aminoapps.programascracks.com/p/6lyg9k

With this, I bid adieu! It has been a pleasure to be of assistance with our new feature. Keep an eye out for Jojo's posts as she has more to show about the guilds.

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