Guild Halls
From Astral Arcline
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| Tags | Faction |
| World | Kaern |
| Campaign | ToTB |
| Contains | Reaper's Kiss, Druids of the Twilight Moon, Dusk Watchers, Zevnori, Merchant's Guild |
| Related Entries | Araqiel Zoval, Reaper's Kiss, Druids of the Twilight Moon, Dusk Watchers, Suns of Magnus, Azrael Valis, Zask the Mask, Laila D’Evangel, Dameon Yorrick “The Prospector”, Encriadine |
| Members | Araqiel Zoval, Azrael Valis, Zask the Mask, Laila D’Evangel, Dameon Yorrick “The Prospector”, Naxrim |
A massive, shadowy conglomerate of organizations led by the enigmatic "Big Man," aiming to reshape the world order through economic and magical dominance.
Player-Facing Lore
- Leadership: Led by Araqiel Zoval, often referred to as "The Big Man." He is a charismatic revolutionary with an agenda to "Reforge, Reform, and Reeducate."
- Identity & Symbology:
- The Amulet: Members and operatives often carry a Lead Amulet etched with the guild's symbol.
- The Motto: "Reforge, Reform, and Reeducate."
- Smiling Snake: The Zevnori subfaction uses a distinct smiling snake insignia.
- Structure: The Guild Halls act as an umbrella organization, controlling or influencing several powerful factions:
- Reaper's Kiss (Assassins)
- Druids of the Twilight Moon (Lycans)
- Dusk Watchers (Magitech Research)
- Zevnori (Spies and Secret Police, known by their smiling snake symbol)
- Merchant's Guild (Economic Arm, including figures like the Count of Weymouth)
- Public Services: The organization runs an extensive banking service, offering loans to patrons. "Hallmarked" individuals (members) receive preferential rates and higher borrowing limits.
- Goal: To overthrow the Gods and end their influence on the Material Plane, believing that mortals should rule themselves. They seek to restore the blade Encriadine to accomplish this.
- Base of Operations: A floating city in the Astral Plane, hidden within an asteroid field charged with psionic storms. It is accessible via a portal in a demiplane known as "The Gauntlet" in La Bastille.