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This is not actually a proper guild; it is part of the back story for the events in Trial and Error.




Name[]

The Mathematician’s Guild

Traits[]

They love maths and will not let anyone who does not join the guild. Most of the members are just innocent enthusiasts but a large proportion of the leaders are corrupted. By that I mean that they are greedy, mean and jealous of whatever someone has that they don't. So they wil try to make a better one or, if they can't do that, steal the original.

Race and Class[]

The Guild is Alliance but apart from that there is no restricition on race or class. The Guild mainly made up of Gnomes but there are a few, maybe 5, Goblins.



With class the Guild is mainly made up of Mages and Rogues. Preists, Paladins and Death Knights are the least common.

Occupation[]

Nice Side[]

This side loves to solve the worlds mathimatical problems. They are very helpful and willing but are easily manipulated.


Characters included in the events:

  • Iqua Madrasda
  • Axelsplinter
  • Yeltisn 'Protractor' Boomcast
  • Icra Bordas

Nasty Side[]

Manipulative and greedy they will do anything to get their hands on what they want. They are also not very loyal so if they can see that a situation is going to benefit them they'll do it without any qualms.


Characters included in the events:

  • Sygryde Brumkath
  • Tyrous
  • Delmkiln
  • Athaldu
  • Lawrans Wendor
  • Minastroni Clandesnita
  • Jangra 'Compass'

Background[]

Hadn't really thought about this before but I guess this is how it was formed:

((Name)) saw that all the mathematicians of this world were highly in demand but were not getting fair deals for their work. So he/she formed the guild to bring together the mathematicians and organise them. However, after the death of ((Name)) Sygryde Brumkath took leadership and the guild has taken a turn for the worst.

Criminal Record[]

Hasn't been found guilty of anything... yet.

Personal Notes[]

"What's the password?"

"Erm,...Cos equals a squared plus b squared minus c squared divided by 2ab?"

"Pass."

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