Thieves' Guild

The Thieves' Guild is an organization of professional thieves based in various towns and cities that provides mutual support for the illegal endeavors of its members and their clients.
The guild has a strong hold in politics and law enforcement due to their ability to bribe, intimidate, and extort the officials and guards of any hold by exploiting their greed or by threatening to reveal embarrassing and potentially damning secrets to the public. The location of the guild is almost always secret.
Members of the guild specialize in stealing objects of varying value or loaning gold to potential entrepreneurs or to help someone pay off their debts, in hopes of a payback. People often employ the services of the guild should they require something stolen, or someone framed.
Funds are raised for the guild's expansion and initial opening by illegal activities and benefactor donations.
The guild is always run by a single guildmaster, whose word is law.

Honor among thieves

All thieves' guilds abide by this common code - no guild member shall steal from the members or from the guild, or the penalty is expulsion and death.

Guild Benefits

The guild is an excellent area to train Thieving, and Lockpicking. Unlike other guilds, a town's thieves' guild only gets as good as its members get. It starts out bare, and can easily become of the most lavish and important buildings of any town. Once fully furnished, it can have even a Bank, General Store, fencers (merchants who buy stolen goods) and an expanded area. It is very useful compared to some other guilds.

Thieves' Guild Quests

Talk to the guildmaster to partake in any of these quests to gain standing in the guild.
Petty Joke
The job involves stealing a noble's hankerchief and placing it in someone else's possession.
Trojan Horse
The guildmaster has a sneaky idea to make quick money for the guild involving a scam, and a toy horse.
A Petty Joke
Things go south from the previous job, and a request to tie up....loose ends.
Highway Adventures
A golden opportunity comes walking to the doorstep, the thieves need only take it. But, from whom?
Friendly Reminder
Remind a certain individual his debts to the guild, one way or another.
Framing Business
Stolen paintings are placed into the mark's home, typical business.
Prison Break
This odd job involves stealing a person from the gaols before he is sent off to the Mines.
maiden's wrath stealing something in the tomb of the maiden, and striking a deal with the spectre for a favor instead of incurring her wrath

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