Adventurer's Guild

The building is a large structure on the south side of Brassdorf, inwards beyond the South Gate on the similarly named South Plaza. It is the former cityhall before that was moved to the the north, in Pearl Stair.

Entering the building, it opens up in a large round chamber decorated with 6 busts of figures on the sides of the room with a hallway continuing from a double door opposite of the entrance. There is a large two sided board in the middle, affectionately called the Questlog, that is listing the current tasks for members to persuit - usually for money as well as credits for their ranking.

The busts are the notable figures in the history of the Guild, including its original founder. The figures are:

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Penny Hillbrad and Bunyan Hillbrad

The founder of the Adventurer’s Guild, founded in the second century. Penny is believed to have founded the guild with her father, whom she provided for as he was recovering from a rare disease. After his recovery, they vowed to gather others in need and give them purpose and something to live for.

Mortemer Prink, Xaoi Lou, Torrik Du Ray

Notable members of the guild. They were part of the first team to work with the Scarlet Academy graduates, Kaimos Velt and Morgan Silvers, to liberate Goldmere and Westernest from the menacing outlaw group the Getaways. Mortemer and Xaoi are no longer among the living, having died from old age.

Torrik Du Ray is most notable having traveled the furthest out into the world, exploring some of Avalon and traveled further north into the cold expanse of Istros Borealis.

Drs. Hilda Chainlink

A savvy business woman who brought into existence the fundamental guidelines of the guild and the concept of contracts with members - which would later become the Questboard. With the help of Drs. Chainlink, the government in Brassdorf was able to give them tax exempts. In addition, the Adventure’s Guild is one of the few establishments in the Kingdom in which freedom of religion is respected.

Ranking

The ranking system of the Guild is measured between initiate rank, labelled “E” up to rank “S”, that is to say: E, D, C, B, A and finally S.

Members of the Guild may increase their ranks by doing quests associated with their rank or lower. Each succesful completion of a mission is counted towards ranking up, which is decided periodically by the guildmaster.

Rank E

Initiates generally undergo easy maintainance missions as they are shadowing ranks D and higher part of their training. This is the starting rank for anyone joining the guild.

Rank D

Members do their own missions and occassionally bring with them rank E initiates that shadows them. The missions associated with the D-rank are missions in or around the main city of the guild, .

Rank C

Members do their own missions around the city of Brassdorf and neighboring villages and forests. They are largest group of members.

Rank B

Members do missions indirectly or directly from the guildmaster in addition to missions associated to their rank. The missions may be associated with other cities and villages outside the reaches of Brassdorf.

Rank A

Members, officially called officers, do missions indirectly or directly from the guildmaster in addition to missions associated to their rank. The missions can be from anywhere on the continent of Eastern Kingdoms and may include sovereign states from neighboring islands (e.g ).

Rank S

Members, officially called elites, do missions indirectly or directly from the guildmaster or the queen of the and her , elites may be sent off to anywhere in the world excluding where the guild has no reach. In addition, elites may occassionally be seen working with other guilds alongside, such as the . This is the highest rank a regular member can achieve.