“Woven from stars. Bound by purpose. We are the constellation that weaves fate.”

A constellation of unique stars woven throughout the world, the members of the Starwoven form a network of a large variety of trades and personalities, of different morals, backgrounds and life outlooks. Despite their differences, they are bound to work collectively together to closely observe the world, learn its secrets and become an influential force both subtle and dominating. Rare information and high level skills are valued greatly, and each individual is supported and encouraged to hone their unique talents - whatever they are - to their utmost finesse. Rumours say that no matter what complex problems there may be in the world, members of the Starwoven have the ability to solve them… For the right price of course. 

The objectives of the Starwoven are kept closely guarded amongst members, and information keeping and trade secrets are vowed to be never shared with outsiders. Since the Starwoven have such a variety of characters and skillsets, there are four smaller guilds within the pack called Threads that offer sharing of resources and information amongst similar trades. Every member of the Starwoven must join a Thread within their first year in a ceremony called the Weaving where they draw out a coloured thread. This is thus their destiny and henceforth must dedicate themselves to their ideals and skills.

The four Threads are as follows:

* The Golden Thread - "Fortune follows those who create it." 

They are creators of prosperity, not only of wealth and fortune, but of craftsmanship and passionate art. This Thread is for the crafters, the traders, the merchants and even artists who seek to influence markets and politics through coin and high craftsmanship. The Golden Thread contribute majorly to the wealth and culture of the Starwoven.

*The Crimson Thread - "Master yourself, master the world." 

Seekers of power, members of this Thread seek to master themselves in Mind, Body and Spirit, whether that be through combat, or arcane knowledge. Although many seek power for various reasons and different ideals, members of The Crimson Thread pride in discipline, relentless training, and pushing boundaries to reach limitless potential. The Crimson Thread is the mighty military legion of the Starwoven.

*The Obsidian Thread - "Power unseen is power unmatched." 

Masters of subtlety and secrecy, the Obsidian Thread is home to thieves, spies, assassins and rogues of all kinds. They believe in subtle influences over time, although that does not mean they do not also possess flashy forces of dashing charm. These deviants enjoy working in the darkness and plot within the shadows to create their desired outcomes. The Obsidian Thread are the eyes and ears of the Starwoven, and often undertake secret missions.

*The Azure Thread - “Pursue the horizons beyond knowing.” 

Lorekeepers, knowledge seekers and curious adventurers congregate to form the Azure Thread, for the relentless pursuit of rare information. They are the curious kind, and love to research, gather secret knowledge and perhaps even teach others. Some may pursue forbidden paths that are frowned upon, but any kind of knowing is better than ignorance. The Azure Thread gather important intel for the Starwoven.

The four Threads weave a majestic tapestry together that shape the destiny of the heavens, through the four main disciplines of Creation, Strength, Influence and Discovery. Will you became a shining star within the constellation of power, becoming woven into the network that infiltrates every corner of the world and beyond? 

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*Grand Weavers (max 3):

*Oracle of the Stars (max 1):

*Keeper of the Tapestry (max 1):

*Master of the Golden Thread (max 3):

*Master of the Crimson Thread (max 3):

*Master of the Obsidian Thread (max 3):

*Master of the Azure Thread (max 3):