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Summary

In DragonRealms, adventurers may choose membership in one of eleven guilds which are currently active.

• Barbarians are masters of combat who disdain magic.
• Bards are talented entertainers who weave powerful magics through their enchantes.
• Clerics are the messengers of the Immortals and weavers of holy magic.
• Empaths are the healers of flesh, capable of mending the most grievous of wounds.
• Moon Mages are watchers of the heavens and manipulators of fate.
• Necromancers are perverse individuals who use the bodies of the fallen to further their wishes.
• Paladins are protectors of the weak and defenders of the faith.
• Rangers are masterful woodsmen who are most at home in the wilderness.
• Thieves are guttersnipes well-versed in the arts of stealth and relieving the careless of their coin.
• Traders specialize in acquiring and selling goods at a considerable profit throughout Elanthia.
• Warrior Mages command the six elements and may summon familiars to do their bidding.

• Commoners are adventurers who have not yet chosen a guild.

Comparisons At a Glance

Overview

For more in-depth comparisons, please see the Guilds kit at a glance page.

Skills and TDPs

TDP totals are for ranks only, not circling. (You get 7,660 TDPs for training one skill to 1,750 ranks.)

Skillsets

Introduction

As indicated above, every guild in DragonRealms has one primary skillset, two secondary skillsets and two tertiary skillsets.

The main consequence of skillset placement is to determine how quickly you can learn skills. Skills within your guild's primary skill set are learned the fastest, while skills within the tertiary skillset are learned the slowest. Skillset placement can also give you access to certain "perks." Lastly, skillset placement is factored into each guild's circle requirements.

For more details, see Skillsets.