Guilds

Creating Guilds
In the World of Deltoria, to create a guild one must pay the Starter Fee of 300 Seves and an extra 50 Seves for application fees. So the total fee is: 350 Seves. This amount of money is to be sent to one of the Administrators via Money Transfer in the "Character Pad" section. If you have troubles with this, contact one of the Administrators and they will do it manually. However, on top of this monetary requirement, there are a few other requirements that must be met before even thinking the Administrators will allow your Guild Application to be approved:
 * 6 Guild Members (yourself included)
 * Total Fees: 350 Seves (300; guild fee, 50; application fee as stated above)
 * Letter of Consent by the Leader of your country (if you don't present it, your guild will be considered rogue but that may spice up things a bit)
 * Guild Forum Moderator/Secondary Moderator [if needed] (commonly, guild forum mod is leader of group but not always)
 * Dignity to dare ask an Administrator for something (haha; this isn't really needed)

Guild Management
Guilds may be composed of different ranks, as set by the Guild Leader, and decisions made are entirely In-Character. For example, if the Guild Forum Mod's character is discriminating, it is not the player but the character, and if the *character* does not allow a certain citizen to join due to a distinction, this cannot be reported to the Administration unless the player victim knows the player character has done that with his character purposely.

The Guild Treasury can either be handled by the Guild Leader or the Treasurer (this may be named differently in the guild), but only one or the other due to the way the game's monetary system works. The only way both can possess the Guild's Treasury is if the money is split evenly and even then it would be hard to calculate taxes and income.

Membership Fees
The Guild Leader may set a Guild Membership Fee, at his/her discretion, but the money received from the fees must be managed by the Treasurer (whether the leader or another). This is not enforced and is completely optional.