Optional-Guild Membership
Guilds and Livery Companies are key to Aorlisian urban life. This guild layout, based loosely on London Livery Companies, is not the only schematic of this kind. There was also the Florentine Guild system, for example. Sometimes a profession is divided among multiple guilds, and the player has to pick one or the other.Technically, you may only belong to a single guild, but sometimes craftsmen have been known to flout those rules. The guild a craft belongs to may not always make sense, but these organizations and alliances between profession developed organically, making some strange combinations.
Merchant Guild Professions
| D100 | Profession | Guild |
|---|---|---|
| 01-16 | Apothacary | Grossers |
| 17-24 | Banker | Merchant Adventurers |
| 25-32 | Banker | Merchant Adventurers |
| 33-40 | General Merchant | Merchant Adventurers |
| 41-48 | Grocer | Merchant Adventurers |
| 49-60 | Grocer | Grossers |
| 61-68 | Investor | Merchant Adventurers |
| 69-76 | Investor | Merchant Adventurers |
| 77-80 | Merchant Prince | Merchant Adventurers |
| 81-88 | Money Changer | Merchant Adventurers |
| 89-100 | Spice Merchant | Grossers |
Craft Guild Professions
| D200 | Profession | Craft Guild |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Able Seaman | Shipwrights |
| 2 | Accountant | Scriveners |
| 3 | Anchorsmith | Blacksmiths |
| 4 | Architect | Masons |
| 5 | Armorer | Armourers-Brasiers |
| 6 | Arrowsmith | Fletchers |
| 7 | Artist | Painter-Stainers, or Stationers |
| 8 | Auctioneer | Upholders |
| 9-10 | Baker | Bakers |
| 11 | Barber | Barbers |
| 12 | Barber Surgeon | Barbers |
| 13 | Barber-Dentist | Blacksmiths |
| 14-15 | Basketweaver | Basketmakers |
| 16 | Beeskepmaker | Wax Chandlers |
| 17 | Beltmaker | Girdlers |
| 18 | Binder | Stationers |
| 19-20 | Blacksmith | Blacksmiths |
| 21 | Bladesmith | Cutlers or Armourers-Brasiers |
| 22 | Bookbinder | Stationers |
| 23 | Bookseller | Stationers |
| 24-25 | Bowyer | Bowyers |
| 26 | Brazier | Armourers-Brasiers |
| 27-28 | Brewer | Brewers |
| 29 | Bricklayer | Tylers and Bricklayers |
| 30 | Bullion Dealers | Goldsmiths |
| 31-32 | Butcher | Butchers |
| 33 | Cabinetmaker | Upholders |
| 34 | Calligrapher | Scriveners |
| 35 | Capmaker | Feltmakers |
| 36-37 | Carpenter | Carpenter |
| 38 | Ceiler | Joiners & Ceilers or Carpenters |
| 39-40 | Cleric | Scriveners |
| 41 | Clothiers in Silk & Velvet | Haberdashers |
| 42-43 | Clothworkers | Clothworkers or Drapers |
| 44-45 | Cobbler | Cordwainers |
| 46-47 | Cook | Cooks |
| 48-49 | Cooper | Coopers |
| 50 | Coppersmith | Armourers-Brasiers |
| 51 | Cordwainer | Cordwainers or Girdlers |
| 52 | Cutler | Cutlers or Armourers-Brasiers |
| 53 | Dentist | Barbers or Blacksmiths |
| 54-55 | Draper | Drapers |
| 56 | Dry Salter | Salters |
| 57-58 | Dyer | Dyers |
| 59 | Embroiderer | Broderers |
| 60-61 | Farrier | Farriers |
| 62 | Felt Maker | Feltmakers |
| 63 | Fish & Seafood Merchant | Fishmongers |
| 64-65 | Fishmonger | Fishmongers |
| 66 | Fletcher | Fletchers |
| 67-68 | Foundryman | Founders or Pewterers |
| 69 | Freemason | Masons |
| 70 | Freser | Plaisterer |
| 71-72 | Fruiterer | Fruiterers |
| 73-74 | Fullers | Clothworkers |
| 75 | Fur Trader | Skinners |
| 76-77 | Gardener | Gardeners |
| 78 | Geneologist | Scriveners |
| 79-80 | General Wright | Tylers and Bricklayers |
| 81-82 | Girdlemaker | Girdlers |
| 83 | Glazier | Painters of Glass |
| 84-85 | Glover | Glovers or Cordwainers |
| 86 | Gold & Silver Wire Drawer | Girdlers |
| 87 | Goldsmith | Goldsmiths |
| 88-89 | Gong Farmer | Paviors |
| 90 | Gravedigger | Upholders |
| 91-92 | Groom | Farriers |
| 93 | Haberdasher | Haberdashers |
| 94 | Helmet Maker | Armourers-Brasiers |
| 95 | Herald | Scriveners |
| 95 | Horn worker | Horners |
| 97-98 | Horseshoe Maker | Farriers |
| 99 | Housewright | Tylers and Bricklayers |
| 100 | Illuminator | Stationers |
| 101-102 | Innkeeper | Innholders |
| 103 | Ironmonger | Ironmongers or Founders |
| 104-105 | Joiner | Joiners and Ceilers, or Carpenter |
| 106 | Knifemaker | Cutlers |
| 107 | Lathe Worker | Turners |
| 108 | Leadworker | Plumbers |
| 109 | Leather Bottle Maker | Horners |
| 110 | Leather Currier | Curriers |
| 111 | Leather Seller | Leathersellers |
| 112-113 | Leather Worker | Curriers or Leathersellers |
| 114 | Linen Armor Maker | Merchant Taylors |
| 115-116 | Loriner | Loriners |
| 117-118 | Mason | Masons |
| 119 | Merchant Tailor | Merchant Taylors |
| 120-121 | Metal Caster | Founders |
| 122 | Metalmaker | Pewterers |
| 123-124 | Musician (all types) | Musicians |
| 125-126 | Nailsmith | Blacksmiths |
| 127 | Needle Maker | Blacksmiths |
| 128 | Notary | Scriveners |
| 129-130 | Oil-Maker | Tallow Chandlers |
| 131 | Oilman | Tallow Chandlers |
| 132 | Painter-Stainer | Painter-Stainers |
| 133 | Papermaker | Stationers |
| 134-135 | Pavoir | Paviors |
| 136-137 | Pewterer | Pewterers or Cutlers |
| 138 | Pinmaker | Girdlers |
| 139 | Portrait Painter | Painter-Stainers |
| 140-141 | Pouch Makers | Leathersellers |
| 142-143 | Poultry Dealer | Poulters |
| 144 | Relief Plasterer | Plaisterers |
| 145 | Road Surveyor | Paviors |
| 146 | Rough Mason | Masons |
| 147-148 | Saddler | Saddlers |
| 149-150 | Sailor | Shipwrights |
| 151 | Salter | Salters |
| 152-153 | Scribe | Scriveners |
| 154 | Scrivener | Scriveners |
| 155 | Shaggy Hat Maker | Feltmakers |
| 156-157 | Shearmen | Clothworkers |
| 158-159 | Shipwright | Shipwrights |
| 160-161 | Skinner | Skinners |
| 162 | Spectacle Maker | Spectacle Makers |
| 163-164 | Spurrier | Loriners or Blacksmiths |
| 165 | Stained Glass Painter | Painters of Glass |
| 166 | Stained Glass Worker | Painters of Glass |
| 167 | Stationary Maker | Stationers |
| 168 | Stationer | Stationers |
| 169-170 | Stonemason | Masons |
| 171-172 | Street Cleaner | Paviors |
| 173 | Stringer | Fletchers |
| 174 | Surgeon | Barbers |
| 175 | Swordsmith | Cutlers or Armourers-Brasiers |
| 176-177 | Tailor | Merchant Taylors |
| 178-179 | Tallow Chandler | Tallow Chandlers |
| 180-181 | Tanner | Curriers |
| 182-183 | Tavern keeper | Innholders |
| 184 | Tiler | Tylers and Bricklayers |
| 185 | Tinsmith | Ironmongers |
| 186 | Upholsterer | Upholders |
| 187 | Valuator | Upholders |
| -188 | Vintner | Vintners |
| 189 | Wax Chandler | Wax Chandlers |
| 190-191 | Weaver | Weavers |
| 192 | White Limer | Plaisterer |
| 193 | Whittawyer | Leathersellers |
| 194 | Wine Merchant | Vintners |
| 195-196 | Woodcarver | Carpenter |
| 197 | Woodturner | Turners |
| 198 | Wool Merchant | Woolmen or Drapers |
| 199 | Wool Winder | Woolmen |
| 200 | Writer | Scriveners or Stationers |
Shadow Livery Companies
| D100 | Associate Professions | Livery Guild |
|---|---|---|
| 01-07 | Adeptus | Planetary Society |
| 08-17 | Alchemists | Quintessence |
| 18-34 | Astrologers | Astromancers |
| 35-51 | Auldic Artificers | Artificers (Allyn) |
| 52-61 | Blade-Mages | Blade-Mages (Burlam | Alusia | & Hexton) |
| 62-68 | Ellidic Magicians | Envoys |
| 69-76 | High Magicians | Planetary Society |
| 77-83 | Necromancers | Ashen Twilight |
| 84-100 | Occult Archivists | Twelve Pillers (Gwyfned University) |
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