Functioning like a true Union, the Crafter's Union pools all of it's resources together to make sure all of it's members have everything they need to stay in business, monopolize the market, and keep Exilium wealthy and equiped.

1. Members of the Crafter's Union are those who focus heavily on crafting and market play. They are chosen by the Union Secretary from the Free-Man rank.


2. All Union members must give all of their resources, crafting profits, at all times, to the union. The Union will hand out whatever resources are needed to individual crafters to make sure maximum profits are obtained.


3. Members of the Union will recieve an monthly salary using in game currency, paid by the Union's treasury. This salary will be percentage based and based upon that month's profits. If the Union makes lots of money, the salary will increase.


4. All guild merchandise, city material, or building material must be built by Union members - no exceptions. Free-Man who refuse to join the Union are often looked upon with disdain by Union members. Though, as expected, much business is done behind closed doors by non-Union members..this is known as the Black Market.


5. The secretary of the Union is voted in by union members. If union members feel their current secretary is not making enough profits (thus limiting the monthly salary of union members), they may call for a election to choose another.


6. There must be a minimum of five members of the Union in Exilium in order for a secretary to be chosen or for the union to function.

"Lo do I see the blue sea before me. The sound of waves crashing on rock fill my thoughts as I am led to the water's edge. On either side of me stands a friend, priests of Melek - devotees to an old god. They walk me into the waters, the cool ocean waves enveloping me like a loving mother. I take deep breaths of the water, filling my lungs. The pain is unbearable as I sink, clutching my chest as it burns from the lack of oxygen. A sinking feeling comes over me as the light begins to dim. I am drowning...darkness consumes me. But it is not the end...there is light ahead....I am immortal."

The Immortals are men and women who give their lives to the sea. They undergo a ritual whereby they drown themselves as priests of Melek recite ancient spells to bring them back. It is unknown exactly how this magic works. It is also unknown if it is necromancy or divine magic. Thousands of men and women have walked into the sea as part of this ritual, but only ten have survived in the centuries it has been practiced. They are rumored to be unkillable, merciless fighters with no soul - having given their soul to the sea. These ten are Immortals. Will there be more? Only time will tell.

1. The Immortals is an advanced military rank similar to the Saew'et rank of Hand of Set. It is held by the top pvpers in Exilium.

2. The Immortal rank cannot be applied for. If you are deserving of such a rank, you will be given it.

3. The Immortals are required to spend a minimum of 50 hours a week playing. Obviously real life can interfere and vacations or time off is allowed if the Immortal lets folks know he/she will be gone for a few days. Immortals who do not meet the minimum 50 hours a week and do not let their superiors know why they are not online will lose their rank.

4. Immortals who lose their rank due to behavior, code of conduct violations, or inactivity will NEVER again be eligible for the rank. It cannot be earned back. (Clarification: If you resign your position as an Immortal due to real life, you may take the rank again at a later time. But if you are Fired/sacked from the position, you cannot reclaim it ever again)

5. The Immortals promote their own leaders from within their squad. They are immune to most code of conduct rules (save the activity rules) and do not report to any officer other then their own leaders and the Chancellor.

6. An Immortal cannot be put on trial for code of conduct violations. They are above the law. It is up to their own squad leaders to discipline them if needed. But how do you control/discipline an immortal? Obviously the Chancellor can step in and take action against an immortal if need be - assuming he is strong enough.

7. Immortals, like Rangers, are equiped in the best gear Exilium has to offer. They do not pay for their gear.

8. Immortals should have no equal in the world. Only the very best pvpers will have this position. The lore says only ten men ever made Immortal rank. Who are they? We do not know and they have been lost throughout time...perhaps there will be more if you prove yourself. I do not expect more then 5-10 people to hold this rank.

9. If an immortal is in a pvp group, he/she runs the pvp group..no exceptions unless the Warden of Exilium or the Captain is present.

10. Immortals are rumored to have no soul, no emotion, and no regret. As such, crossing one rather you are a guildie or not is not well advised. They may slay you, burn down your house, and destroy all that you know with no consequence. Members of Exilium should fear and honor such creatures.

Lore

Rangers are full members of Exilium's military with a specialty in scouting, espionage, and hit and run techniques. Rangers are feared in Exilium society as men/women who see all. Fathers in Exilium society all dream of their strong sons becoming Rangers of Exilium, traveling the darkest and most dangerious places in the world, to protect their community. Rangers rarely travel in groups or with the army. They tend to be loners, special forces, sent out to protect Exilium. Rangers are ghosts and shadows, rarely seen by the enemy except when they strike. The Head Ranger is called the Warden of Exilium. This man/woman reports only to the Guild Leader, is treated as an Officer of Exilium's Military, and is in charge of giving out orders to his/her Rangers.