Guilt means you do something wrong like you stole so much money from the bank and youfeel sorry

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You get a Guild Hall but going to The Great Temple Of Balthazar, go past the profession changer, go up the stairs and you will see the Guild Halls person. When you find a guild hall you want, go to the Sigil Trader (shes in every guild hall you look at) and click her then buy the rune, then go to the guild halls person and click "this is the Guild Hall I want." Reminder Bring 14k with you (14 platium) Hope this advice helped! :]

It is not out yet; however, the company has announced that Guild Wars will not be P2P (pay-to-play), meaning there will be no subscription or monthly payments. You will have to buy the game though, just like the original Guild Wars.

Its the keycode that you purchase to play the game. Access codes are in the game boxes in stores or can be purchased directly from NCSoft or GuildWars.com. This is the code you need to create an account and unlock content for the campaigns.

If you bought the game online, it should have been emailed to you or automatically entered. If you've bought it in a store, it will be on a little card in the box. If you bought it anywhere else (i.e., eBay), you've been scammed, unfortunately.

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Determining the training an apprentice should receive.

Regulating prices and competition.

Organizing religious festivals and banquets.

Protecting a member's interest against outsiders.

"It depends, if you like cheap rpg games that have very high quality, then yes guild wars is a good game. You only have to pay once for the installation disk and that's all you pay. There are no monthly fees for guild wars."

I agree, this is a very fun game to get. you can pay for additional features, such as more character slots and skill unlock packs. the best part is that you can have more than 1 character.

If you already have a pet, you must find an animal trainer to get rid of your current pet. For a complete list, check online, such as at Guild Wiki (which can also help you with the next part).

Once you do not have a pet, go out into an Explorable Area with Charm Animal and find a pet that you want. Depending on what pet you want, you may have to travel a bit to find the right pet. Again, checking online for the pet is probably the quickest way to find what you want.

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as the guild leader, u must type /rg nameUchoseHere

and done =)

One might look on the web on such sites as Designers Guild, eBay, Tangle Tree and also Silver River are just a few sites that one may find Designer Guild Fabric.

On Guild Wars 2, players will be able to be a member in as many guilds as they wish. Guilds are now account-wide, and the player can only represent one guild at a time. Representing a guild means wearing that guild's emblem and tag, earning influence for that guild, being on that guild's chat, showing as online to that guild, and being able to view that guild's various pages, information and more.

Guilds use a currency called influence to buy various bonuses that apply to the all of the members of the guild. There are four categories of bonuses: Architecture, Art of War, Economy, and Politics.

Architecture upgrades are upgrades for your guild itself (such as storage). Art of War upgrades are buffs that are helpful for WvW PvP. Economy upgrades are used to increase things like experience gain, item drop rates, and so on. Politics upgrades affect guild emblems and armor, or the guild's influence gain.

Influence is gained by participating in things such as dynamic events in the world, PvP of any kind, or virtually any type of content in the game. You can also purchase influence with coins at any Guild Promoter.

Guild Leaders can organize up to 10 ranks (default ranks are Leader, Officer and Member), as well as specific permissions and titles.

Guilds have three types of storage: stashes (50 slots), treasure troves (100 slots), and deep caves (100 slots). You can have up to 250 slots of storage in your guild bank. The Guild's leader can specify precisely who has access to each different type of storage. This is helpful for guilds that want only Leaders to remove items, but everyone can put items in. There is even an audit trail on the storage panel to show who added or removed what item, and when.

In its age, Guild Wars cannot be bought in retail stores, however today you can pick up the Guild Wars Trilogy for $19.99 +taxes from the official Guild Wars website. This contains all 3 campaigns. If you then buy Eye of the North separately, you'll have all 4 games. This is the best deal if you are planning on buying all 4 anyways. There are no monthly fees. Once you have paid for the game it is free to enjoy.

Most of the major towns have Guild Registrars. There is one in Pre-Searing in Ascalon City. They are in all the port cities (LA, Kaineng, Kamadan) as well as a few other towns.

They were a form of early union and when people work as a group instead of individuals they can get more done as well as protections for the group to promote their product or services.

The release date for guild wars two is very unclear, but is mos likely going to be this year. However there has been no talk about Guild Wars 3. it will probably be 4 or 5 years after guild wars 2 though.

Edit: I'm guessing there WILL be no GW3, or if there is, years and years after. GW2 was actually going to be another campaign for GW, but they wanted to change so much they decided they may as well just make an entire new game. So with GW2 they'll have the game just as they want it, and I expect any additions will merely be expansions or campaigns. I will be VERY surprised if they release a GW3.

A guild was an association of tradesmen or merchants who provided the same sorts of products or services. There were guilds of such groups as soap-makers, spice merchants, and carpenters. Some guilds were rather highly specialized, as in the case of a silk weavers' guild.

Guilds regulated the markets for their members. They excluded competition from outsiders, but they also provided price and quality standards. They systematized the education of apprentices. They provided for the welfare of members and their families. In some cases, they operated charities.

Guilds were naturally rather democratic. They were also politically active. And they entered into confederation with other guilds in the towns and cities where they operated. In some places, this combination created local republican governments. A guild dominated town or city of the Middle Ages is called a medieval commune, and these existed in fair numbers, especially in Italy.

Leagues of guilds were formed across international borders, and the Hanseatic League was one of these. It had its own diplomatic and military power, independent of any one country.

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Did it from the top of the hideout, same level as the leap of faith platform. Can't remember if I was on the platform or next to it so try both.