The Freemasons are an ever-growing guild and we are always looking for new passionate people to join us! To get started, we will determine your level of qualification and the field in which you desire to pursue mastery.

Levels of Qualification (Also Associated with your rank in the Guild)

Friend of the Craft - Positions Open

Friends of the craft are members that join the guild to partake in guild events, partner with the guild, or just observe without joining a guild trade. Anyone can become a Friend of the Craft.

• Can partake in most guild events.

Novice Tradesman - Positions Open

Anyone can achieve Novice status after selecting a trade or multiple trades to begin training in. Novices can begin studying their trades on their own or they can take introductory courses to determine if they would like to continue studying their chosen trade.

• Granted access to introductory guild training courses at either the Freemasons college or at a partnered university.

• Granted access to guild workshops.

Apprentice Tradesmen - Positions Open

Once a Novice player wishes to receive further training in their profession, they can become an apprentice. To become an apprentice, novices must enroll in one of the training paths provided by the guild. 70% of all people are likely to achieve Apprentice status.

• Granted access to enroll in one of the guild’s training paths at either the Freemasons college or at a partnered university.

• Granted access to guild workshops.

• Granted access to the guild library commons.

Journeyman Tradesmen - Positions Open

The status of journeyman will be awarded once an apprentice has completed their apprentice classes in their chosen trade’s training path. A journeyman has learned the foundational knowledge for their trade and is ready to begin assisting in the field while they continue their training. 60% of all people are likely to achieve Journeyman status.

• Eligible to be employed as an assistant tradesman on guild projects.

• Granted access to continue studying in one of the guild’s training paths at either the Freemasons college or at a partnered university.

• Granted access to guild workshops.

• Granted access to the guild library commons and reserved study rooms.

Expert Tradesmen - Positions Open

This status is reached once a journeyman student has mastered the basic aspects of their trade and is ready to begin assuming small amounts of leadership responsibility in the field. They will receive their own personal instructor in addition to gaining access to advanced courses. 50% of all people are likely to achieve Expert status.

• Eligible to be employed as a foreman on guild projects.

• Granted a personal instructor in addition to advanced guild training classes.

• Granted access to private guild workshops.

• Granted access to the guild library commons and reserved study rooms.

Artisan Tradesmen - Positions Open

Artisans have proven themselves responsible in the field and show reliability, ingenuity, and express their personal design touches in their work. Artisans are given the option to take the lead on individual projects that the guild is assigned, or begin teaching other students. Artisans can continue their education by training under a master level teacher. 40% of all people are likely to achieve Artisan status.

• Eligible to be employed as an project manager on guild projects.

• Granted your own private workspace/office in your local guild field office.

• Retain your personal instructor in addition to having access to advanced guild training classes.

• Eligible to be paid for instructing other lower-rank students.

• Granted access to private guild workshops.

• Granted access to the guild library commons and reserved study rooms.

Renowned Tradesmen - Positions Open

The title of Renowned Tradesman requires a high level of trust, as they are eligible to lead guild field offices at the local and county levels. Guild members with this skill level can also teach their craft to members of a lower rank. 30% of all people are likely to achieve Renowned status.

• Eligible to be employed as a Deputy Warden and lead one of the guild’s local or county field offices.

• Eligible to oversee project managers on guild projects.

• Granted your own Deputy Warden’s workspace and office in your local guild field office.

• Retain your personal instructor in addition to having access to advanced guild training classes.

• Eligible to be paid for instructing other lower-rank students.

• Granted access to private guild workshops and the rare materials storerooms.

• Granted access to the guild library commons, reserved study rooms, and the scholarly vaults.

Master Tradesman - Positions Open

To show that their craft has been truly perfected, members can earn the title of master. These members are eligible to lead guild field offices at the duchy level or can serve as expert teachers in their profession. 20% of all people are likely to achieve Master status.

• Eligible to be employed as a Warden and lead one of the guild’s duchy field offices.

• Oversee Deputy Wardens and your duchy’s local and county field offices.

• Granted your own Warden’s workspace and office in your local guild field office.

• Eligible to be paid for instructing other lower-rank students.

• Granted access to private guild workshops and the rare materials storerooms.

• Granted access to the guild library commons, reserved study rooms, and the scholarly vaults.

Grandmaster Tradesmen - Positions Open

To be a Grandmaster means to be one of highest experts in your trade. Grandmaster members are eligible to lead the various branches of the guild. 10% of all people are likely to achieve Grandmaster status.

• Eligible to lead one of the guild’s divisions.

• Granted your own Grandmaster’s quarters, workspace, and office in the guild’s headquarters.

• Eligible to be paid for instructing other lower-rank students.

• Granted access to private guild workshops and the rare materials storerooms.

• Granted access to the guild library commons, reserved study rooms, and the scholarly vaults.

Legendary Tradesmen - Positions Open

Legendary status is reserved for those members who complete such grand work that they are known by name throughout the Kingdom for their groundbreaking ideas and work. 1% of all people are likely to achieve Legendary status.

• A sculpture of you and models of your work will be displayed in the guild’s historical hall and library.

• Granted all benefits from all lower ranks as listed.

*Note: All increases in title and rank are required to be approved by your superior/educator and the Grand Masons High Council. This allows the guild to ensure that only the most qualified candidates earn higher ranks, as every Freemason represents the entire guild with their work and their actions.

Professions Available for Training (Also Associated with your rank in the Guild)

Architect

These professionals design and create preliminary sketches and final blueprints for buildings and cities.

Interior Designer

If you're interested in the creative aspect of interior design and decoration of building, this would be the field for you.

Landscape Architect

Great landscape architects are experts in refining how the exterior design of a location appears, including plant life, pathways, and fencing.

Structural Engineer

This type of engineer focuses on the structural integrity of buildings to ensure that they can withstand sieges, natural disasters, and other destructive phenomenon.

Civil Engineer

These experts focus on the infrastructural pathways of a city, including but not limited to roads, bridges, canals, sewer systems, and dams.

Maritime Engineer

Maritime enthusiasts can earn certification in Naval Engineering and work to create naval-focused buildings and docks. We also provide certifications in shipbuilding through our partnered maritime experts at the Royal Maritime Academy in Talqamar County.

Builder

Our builder certification program allows us to create a workforce of experts in all aspects construction. These professionals use the blueprints created by architects to bring plans to life.

Carpenter

A more fine art, our carpenters are skilled in creating all ranges of furniture and other pieces for interior use.

Professions we are Looking to hire for, but do not train for:

Soldiers and Guards

As our projects, shipments of goods, personnel, and stored information will all be of value, we are looking for dedicated and experienced soldiers to ensure the safeguarding of our wares.

Lawyers, Scribes, and Translators

Our vast amount of projects means that we will require the help of many legal experts. We will also be looking to employ scribes to help with administrative documentation and marketing purposes. In addition, we pay additional for citizens with the linguistic skills that allow us to translate communications across tribal boundaries.

Bankers, Logistic Experts, and Businessmen

The completion of our projects will rely on our ability to effectively work with other business to acquire goods and transport them to our job sites. We are always looking for quick-witted, intelligent, and efficient individuals to help our operations run smoothly.

To apply, please click here and fill out the application form!

Application Close Date: Never

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*Note: Most applicants start at the apprentice level, however, if you feel you qualify for a higher rank and can provide evidence, the council will consider granting you the desired title.