monk mercenary guild

ange1

ange1

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: Aug 2005

Mo/

i'm thinking about starting a guild where all members must have a lvl20monk acended and finished 2 mission on the fire island.

how to join?
--meet me in hell's recipe and we take a pug group through mission

what does it do?
--it helps mission/quest groups who require monks

does it cost?
--only for tips

how do u contact these mercenaries
--i'll list all the officers on various forum/fan sites. and when you message any one of them, they'll try to dispatch a monk to your location/district.

does it sound good? lol

The Son Of Morgoth

The Son Of Morgoth

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: Oct 2005

Maryland

The Servants Of Morgoth

N/

Hmmmm yeah could become an actual profitable guild like those running guilds. Maybe charge tips/free at first but when u get good and a good deal of members u should start charging real cash like depending on how hard it is to get monks at dif mish. you could hold a semi monopoly on monk power muahahahhahahaa.

Dralspire

Retired

Join Date: Apr 2005

Personally, I don't like the approach. While I appreciate that monks are a vital part of any team, every team member is important and needed. As such, demanding tips for being part of a group is not the winning approach. Regardless of why you join a group, something is in it for you (progress in the game, pleasant gaming, drops, access to chests), so acting like there is a service for the others is wrong. On the same note, why shouldn't warriors charge for tanking, necros for battery-ing, elementarists for nuking? As monks, we have the divine favor, let's not mess it up with greed. Trust me, the gold is coming, play the game, you cannot avoid it.

Lysander Freeman

Lysander Freeman

Academy Page

Join Date: Sep 2005

Central PA, USA

Gladiators of Light in Darkness

R/E

I think that would be more of a headache than anything else. Think of all the Warriors out there, even at Hell's Precipice, that don't bring a res sig because the monks are supposed to "just heal" them, so you're looking at a lot of argument and negotiation. Of course, if you're doing it for tips you might not be. Just a thought.