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In order to rise in the ranks, ye must put forth effort to expand the guild's horizons.
Squire: 0-9999 Guild Status Points (SP's): Squires are new members to the family. There is limited access to the guild banks at this rank. If a Squire needs something from the guild banks notify an officer.
Bloodsworn: 10000-99999 SP's + site registrations: Bloodsworn are full members. All Bloodsworn should have registered with a character linked on this site. Upon reaching Bloodsworn higher guild bank access is granted. Upon reaching 50,000 SP's, members will prompt raids for their epics to be formed.
Bloodsworn Knight: 100000 - 499999 SP's: Knights are full members of Bloodsworn They receive all benefits, including extra access to banks.
Bloodsworn Noble: 500000+ SP's: Nobles are exemplary members of Bloodsworn. They have gone above and beyond to obtain their status. They get more access than Knights and have the opportunity to train to become Commanders of the Oath(officers). they get access to upper level banks.
Bloodsworn Crafter: Level 70 Crafter + 50,000 SP's: These are the elite crafters of the guild. They get all priviledges as do Knights of the Realm, plus access to upper level banks.
Bloodsworn Raider: Level 80 members vowed to follow the rules of the Bloodsworn Raider. These are the dedicated raiders of the guild. They have access to the Raider bank and its contents. They also get free mending after each raid.
Commander of the Oath: Recommendation, Training, & 500000+ SP's. To become a Commander of the Oath, is to become an officer of the guild. They will lead raids, and other activities within the guild and can create events anf have access to all banks and priviledges. Each officer will be in charge of an aspect of the guild, i.e. banking, recruitment, etc.
General of the Oath: Bloodsworn Guild leaders Voted in when one of the Ruling 6 step down. These are the highest of ranks that help rule and steer the direction of the family along with the Commanders of the Oath.
Note: Those with less than criteria are founding members, and are not subject to the above standards. |
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