The guild requirements to become an Apprentice, Journeyman and Guildmaster for each guild are listed here.
These are not designed to be deliberately difficult, they are designed to make you into an expert in that field of interest. To call yourself a Guildmaster means that you have reached a level of knowledge and skill that few have achieved.
Apprentice levels do not transfer to other guilds. So you cannot become an apprentice in one guild and then work to become a journeyman in another. Each level within the guilds builds upon the knowledge and skill of the previous level until you become an expert at the Guildmaster level. After completion of the Apprentice and Journeyman levels, an application will be filled out and submitted to Men of Iron. After it is processed and approved a certificate and seal will be issued to verify your completion of these two levels.
The Guildmaster level will be handled by the Master of the Guilds for completion.
As additional guild requirements are completed, they will be added to this page.
| Apprentice | Journeyman | Guildmaster |
| Apprentice | Journeyman | Guildmaster |
| Apprentice | Journeyman | Guildmaster |
| Apprentice | Journeyman | Guildmaster |
The Carpentry, Artisans and Clergy Guild requirements for apprentice and journeyman are currently in development. Others will be added as they are completed. Check back often for updates.
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