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Almost | Almost the entire economy of the free cities is regulated by Guilds. One cannot run a business or pursue training in a particular profession without the sanction or approval of one of the associated guilds. | ||
=== | ===Common Guilds=== | ||
These guilds are common and exist in all five of the Free Cities; they tend to associate with one another and as such, if a person finds him or herself blacklisted by one of the guilds in any city, they will often be shunned by their sister guilds in the others. | |||
====Mercantile Guilds==== | |||
====Scribes' Guildss==== | |||
====Thieves' Guilds==== | |||
====Entertainers' Guilds==== | |||
====Agricultural Guilds==== | |||
==Tyrose== | ==Tyrose== | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 19 April 2019
Guilds
Almost the entire economy of the free cities is regulated by Guilds. One cannot run a business or pursue training in a particular profession without the sanction or approval of one of the associated guilds.
Common Guilds
These guilds are common and exist in all five of the Free Cities; they tend to associate with one another and as such, if a person finds him or herself blacklisted by one of the guilds in any city, they will often be shunned by their sister guilds in the others.
Mercantile Guilds
Scribes' Guildss
Thieves' Guilds
Entertainers' Guilds
Agricultural Guilds
Tyrose
The Sons of Tyrath
The Sons of Tyrath are an order of mages spanning the with and breadth of the Free Cities.
Avemroth
Temple Guild
Syr
The Black
Membership within The Black is highly regulated, their numbers tightly controlled and kept secret from the general public. All members of The Black are registered, and a description of what powers they possess is usually provided to several guilds, primarily The Scribes and the Sons of Tyrath. All members of The Black must wear their robes at all times. As sorcery is feared and loathed in the cities, members are kept visible to be distrusted and poorly-received by the common person.