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The '''Merchants of the Crown''' were founded from the previous [[magi]]-[[class]] [[guild]] of the [[ | The '''Merchants of the Crown''' were founded from the previous [[magi]]-[[class]] [[guild]] of the Sorcerers. Drazik Lokelinde (born [[Lupar]] 12, 221 AF), originally a prominent [[Ancient Circle of Druids|Druid]], left the [[guild]] to become a citizen of Hashan founded the [[Magi]]-[[class|classed]] Guild known as the Sorcerers. | ||
Weaving together the paths of Education, Combat, and Economics, the [[House]] offers three unique spheres of focus: Educators, Guardians and Merchants. Each path offers training by which any member can seize and wield opportunities for success. The Merchants achieve strength by working together and respecting each other's differences at all times. Each member is therefore bound by a code of honour, which emphasizes loyalty, integrity, and dedication to unity through mutual respect. | Today, the Merchants of the Crown aim to unite the merchants of Achaea under one banner. Weaving together the paths of Education, Combat, and Economics, the [[House]] offers three unique spheres of focus: Educators, Guardians and Merchants. Each path offers training by which any member can seize and wield opportunities for success. The Merchants achieve strength by working together and respecting each other's differences at all times. Each member is therefore bound by a code of honour, which emphasizes loyalty, integrity, and dedication to unity through mutual respect. | ||
Since the Merchants believe that laziness promotes neither growth nor personal success, it is strongly discouraged. Upon entering the doors of the [[Citadel of Prosperity]], all new members must therefore take a pledge of intention towards completing initial educational instruction. | Since the Merchants believe that laziness promotes neither growth nor personal success, it is strongly discouraged. Upon entering the doors of the [[Citadel of Prosperity]], all new members must therefore take a pledge of intention towards completing initial educational instruction. | ||