Guild of Sevens

The Guild of Sevens is to the demonic enemies of the realm what the Guild of the High Courts is to the criminal guilds. According to stories, the Guild of Sevens is a monastic Order, who often reside below or and within monasteries, bent on ridding the world of demons, devils, sorcerers, and other cultic activities. They combine the Skills of the Devil Hunter, Cleric, and Saint Character Classes, to create the most elite of devil hunters. As elite and productive they may be, several controversies surround the Guild, the primary being:
1. Their history of murdering “for God” 2. Their absolute resolve to never get involved in business outside their own, even if it means protecting the monastery that shelters them 3. Their secrecy of funding, and use of those funds The truth is that only the Clergymaster that shelters them knows for sure if, and how, they operate. The rumors are that their members are super devil hunters, ones that can use bladed weapons AND perform High Miracles. If this is true, only God can be directing and supporting their cause, as judges of the unholy. The History of the Guild of Sevens Historians and fanatics of the guild have rightly concluded that the Guild of Sevens is descended from a group once known as Company of Seven, who were 7 legendary warriors that together could slay Satan himself, which is far beyond human possibility. Bards sing, and storytellers say that God Himself opened the heavens and dropped 7 mighty swords and 7 shields onto the beach upon the clerics landing on an island ravaged by evil, a breeding ground of monsters bred to devour humanity. The 7 of them alone fought for 7 days and 7 nights, slaughtering the most dreaded monsters, and saving all the realms from monstrous destruction. The legends say that those 7 have passed an impossible lineage of Miracle- and sword-wielding men and
women, who train only the rarest of fervent demon- haters into a miraculous powerhouse of Devil Hunters
known as Judges; one of their Judges replacing another upon death, keeping their Council, or High Judges, at seven members. Many argue that it is all myth, that Judges were (or are) cultists, that they are using the Name of God to assassinate those who even allegedly espouse sorcery and witchcraft, or that the “Guild” is just of band of fanatical renegades on a self-serving mission of their own to destroy evil, and any of humanity that stands in their way. Most believe that they no longer follow God, a walking contradiction, if the lineage even exists. But the full truth of elite guilds remains a mystery.