A guild is an organized group of players, sort of like a club. A guild can chat together, using the guild chat feature, even if all the members are in different places in the game. Guilds often go on hunting trips together, have events, and help each other with quests and fights. My guild has a very friendly, close-knit atmosphere; I always enjoy spending time with the Lunas.

A group of organisms that share a common food resource.

A group of species that is competing for resources.

A group of individuals which meet to study or practice a period art or science

a formal association of people with similar interests; "he joined a golf club"; "they formed a small lunch society"; "men from the fraternal order will staff the soup kitchen today"

a body of men associated together under oath for a common purpose

a formally recognized group of players who are friends, have common interests, and/or simply enjoy playing together

a friendly group of players who are kind of all in one large group, but nothing really doing the same thing

a group of individuals with similar careers who band together for the betterment of all of the members

a group of members who come together to share skill, knowledge, or some other specific thing

a group of organisms having a similar morphology, and exploiting the same food resources, living the same life-style and in the same environment, but which are not necessary related

a group of people joined together by a common cause

a group of people, not one person

a group of people that play a game together (or several), they do quests, perform raids and chat together

a group of people who share similar interests

a group of taxa (a fuzzy set) or life stages that exploits the same class of ecological resources in a similar way (e

a group, or club, meant to unite people that share the same interests or tastes

a learning hall for a specialized art or skill

a location you gain access to after completing a certain quest or reaching a certain level in a skill

an association of people of the same trade or pursuits (with a similar skill or

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an organized group of individual with like beliefs, skills, or occupations

a place specific to a class type, where you can train skills, be assigned certain quests (in the future), and purchase certain NPC items

a professional online multiplayer gamers group

a special interest club

a group or association of kindred pursuits or having a common interest.

A group of people who do the same thing who create rules to make sure that the products they make are the same high quality.

An association of, in this case, groups of insect species with similar feeding habits.

(with a lower case "g" An group of people organized to promote the study and practice of some particular Art or Science.

(with a captial "G" An organization chartered in a groups to promote the study and practice of some particular Art or Science. See the Charter.

A group of species, possibly unrelated taxonomically, that exploit overlapping resources.

An association of players, larger and more permenant than a group, possessing its own method of organization and communication. - To invite someone to a guild.

a larger form of a Group. Association of people with similar interests or pursuits (read tutorial)

Student organisation providing students with opportunities for a wider range of education experiences, including recreation, sporting, social, intellectual, cultural, and community conscious pursuits.

an association or club of people with a similar interest or cause

A group of artisans or craftspeople who are interested in sharing information about and promoting a particular art. Guilds are non-selective -- anyone can join! Atlantia has several kingdom-wide guilds in which several local folks participate; you might be interested in Arachne's Web (lacemakers' guild), The Atlantian Embroiderers' Guild, Known Whorl Spinners, L'Academie Atlantienne de la Danse, St. Anne's Guild of Clothiers, and La Compagnia dei Maestri del Vetro (glassworkers' guild).

a group of species that use the same resource in a similar way.

A formal association of players formed in EQOA that grants those players additional features, such as the guild chat channel.

An organization chartered in one or more kingdoms to promote the study and practice of some particular Art or Science.

A guild is an association of persons of the same trade, interests or pursuits, formed to protect mutual interests and maintain standards of morality or conduct. ( other definitions)

A group of people from a variety of communities who share a similar profession and choose to work together to provide training, share information, and maintain knowledge

A group of species with similar ecological niches; the planktivorous fishes would constitute an estuarine species guild.

A guild is an association of craftspeople in a particular trade. The earliest guilds are believed to have been formed in India circa 3800 BC, and though they are not as commonplace as they were a few centuries ago, many guilds continue to flourish around the world today.

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a group of equals with a common goal in front of them, a governing structure would indicate one member's superiority over another, and that is not something that the AGG is about

a group of people who have mastered one certain field, craft, or trade

an active effort of all members, with rank or without

In Medieval and Renaissance times, professional and trade organizations were called guilds. Artists, merchants, lawyers, doctors, and many other professions and trades had separate guilds. Each guild established rules of behavior and quality for its members. Some also helped members who fell sick. Members had the benefits of full citizenship and unlike other workers, they could serve in the Signoria, the city's legislature.

(English) A professional association of skilled craftsmen, somewhat similar to a modern union. Painters, sculptors, carpenters, retablo makers, metal-workers all had their own guilds in Spanish America. One had to pass an exam to enter a guild, and membership was generally not open to indigenous artisans.

originating in the Middle Ages, an association of skilled craftsmen practicing a particular craft.

The association of craftspeople in a particular town, established during medieval times. The guild had great political power, as it controlled the selling and marketing of its members’ products, and it provided economic protection, political solidarity, and training in the craft to its members. The artists’ guild was usually dedicated to Saint Luke, the patron saint of artists.

An organization of players. Guilds typically have a hierarchical structure. Guilds are supported by in-game systems that allow for sharing of resources, experiences, and information with other members.

an organization of persons in the same trade organized to maintain standards and to protect the interests of its members

A formal group of players. Any player can create a new guild, add members, name the guild and promote players withing the guild. Guilds can declare war upon each other, form alliances and help each other. Guilds are the primary social group in PlaneShift. Being a member of a guild can give you access to assistance from other members, gifts of equipment from other members or possibly the chance to fight in a war against another guild! See Section A.5, "Guild Commands" for commands to create, join and leave guilds. Alternatively, you can use the Guild Window. See Also Alliance.

An association of tradesmen, formed to protect it's members interests and to maintain standards.

Middle Ages Tradesmen often formed guilds of eclectic trades for economic, social and religious benefits. In Florence, Italy, painters were originally in the same guild as apothecaries and physicians. Unless a painter was in the personal service of a ruling prince, all painters had to join a guild. Only competent artisians who submited an approved 'master-piece' to the guild could become Masters and then be allowed to set up a studio business, teach pupils and hire journeymen. Master Studios operated under the supervision of Guild officers who uniformly regulated even the materials used. The Guild's demanding performance and controll caused artists like Michelangelo, da Vinci and others to insist on the artist's freedom and originality as an inspired gentleman scholar. That new attitude of artists led to use of academies rather than guilds in teaching of the arts.

an organization like a union that supports particular occupations

a society of heroes joined together under a common banner

a society of persons united by a particular aim or occupation

a society whose members have a particular objective or occupation in common

a society of merchants or traders.