FLORA

FLORA is an adventurer’s guild founded by an Elf named Kata. Kata has an Imperia that allows him to duplicate himself, with the duplicates acting completely autonomously from each other, eventually forming their own habits, memories, and sometimes even personalities. Due to Kata's imperia, every single branch run by FLORA is managed by a Kata.
The Guild was created as a means of organizing the needs and requests of businesses and individuals throughout the continent that organizations such as The F.N.G were/are unable to meet.
The guild itself is represented by the symbol of a black and red lily.

Guild Functions

Members of FLORA have access to a variety of jobs and requests that have been made of an area's residents or businesses. These jobs range from odd jobs like helping farmers with additional labor, all the way to providing security for prestigious individuals during their travels. FLORA will verify the authenticity of such jobs and takes a small fee from the division that completes it in return for their services.
FLORA guildhalls can be found throughout the continent, and are almost certainly present in any large town or city.

Joining the Guild

In order to become a member of FLORA, you are required to register yourself as an independent contractor, or with a group as a division. Registration requires your full name, blood, and fingerprints. You can choose to give a payment of 100 gold pieces (per person) to register as a flat fee or take a cut from your payments until you have paid the total amount, though this method does accrue interest. Complete information regarding enrollment in the Guild can be found here.

Guild Rankings

There are 6 ranks, from E to S, based on a party or Adventurer’s proven skills. As a general rule, you can only take jobs within one rank above or below you or your party’s current rank, though there may be exceptions. Various perks and services are given to members based on their individual rank.

E Rank

You will receive a wooden plate, necklace, or other accessory marked with the guild’s insignia and your name, signifying your membership. E rank members are considered to be probationary members and are only allowed to take on missions given directly by the guild until promotion to D rank, which shall be determined by your performance on the given tasks

D Rank

You will receive an iron plate, necklace, or other accessory marked with the guild’s insignia and your name, signifying your rank and membership. You can now officially form a party or guild, and can freely take on appropriate missions from the guild.

C Rank

You will receive a bronze plate, necklace, or other accessory marked with the guild’s insignia and your name, signifying your rank and membership. You can now take on higher rank missions for the guild and can purchase room and board at local guild halls. These rooms are generally pretty subpar, and more expensive than most inns, but they provide unbeatable security in return.

B Rank

You will receive a silver plate, necklace, or other accessory marked with the guild’s insignia and your name, signifying your rank and membership. You can now take on higher-rank missions for the guild and have access to rooms of a higher quality than those available to C-rank members. Additionally, you now have access to the guild’s equipment rental and storage service.

A Rank

You will receive a gold plate, necklace, or other accessory marked with the guild’s insignia and your name, signifying your rank and membership. You can now take on higher-rank missions for the guild, and rooms are now free, though the quality is equivalent to those accessible to B-rank members. Rank members get a small discount on storage services, and can now also offer their stored equipment for rent, receiving a portion of rental fees paid to use their equipment. Finally, you have access to the guild’s intelligence network/services, for a fairly significant fee.
It should also be noted that at this rank, the guild may have jobs/missions that you are required to accept. Such missions are considered to be of the utmost importance and are usually related to the safety of the guild or kingdom. These jobs require high levels of skill, discretion, and experience. They are highly dangerous, but compensation appropriate to the risk shall be provided by the guild.

S Rank

Should you become recognized by the guild, promotion to S rank shall be available, provided the member(s) accept it. Information concerning this rank is only available to those who are eligible to receive it.

Type

Guild, Adventuring

Notable Members

• James Herros

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