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The typical assassins' guild affords its client a reliable and confidential service. It is  intolerant of competition within its market segment and usually strives to establish a monopoly within a given territory. It does not offer cut-throat pricing but rather a high quality service.
The typical assassins' guild affords its client a reliable and confidential service. It is  intolerant of competition within its market segment and usually strives to establish a monopoly within a given territory. It does not offer cut-throat pricing but rather a high quality service.


An assassins' guild consists of [[Assassins' Guildsman|assassins' guildsmen]] and is led by an [[Assassins' Guildmaster|assassins' guildmaster]]. Whereas a botched murder is the work of a drunken [[thug]], and a mass slaughter is the stuff of [[mercenary|mercenaries]], asassins' guildsmen met their obligations intelligently and efficiently. They are [[Professional Murderer|professional murderers]] who may well be, although not necessarily are, members of the [[assassin]] class.
An assassins' guild consists of [[Assassins' Guildsman|assassins' guildsmen]] and is led by an [[Assassins' Guildmaster|assassins' guildmaster]]. A botched murder is the work of a drunken [[thug]]. A mass slaughter is the stuff of [[mercenary|mercenaries]]. An assassins' guildsman is neither. Assassins' guildmens meet their obligations intelligently and efficiently. They are [[Professional Murderer|professional murderers]] who may well be, although not necessarily are, members of the [[assassin]] prestige class.


Authorities who are iniquitous, indifferent, or inept are essential to the survival both of individual assassins' guildsmen and of their assassins' guilds.
Iniquitous, indifferent, inept legal and political authorities are essential to the survival both of individual assassins' guildsmen and of their assassins' guilds. Judicous assassins' guildmaster decline commissions, which due to the statue of the target, risk precipitating the replacement of iniquity with virtue, of indifference with commitment, of ineptitude with competence.
 
 
 
of an assassins' guild.
 
 
requires to survives cannot survive in the absence of inepitude, indifference, or impropriety on the part of authorities.
 
An assassins' guid must exercise care so as to not provoke
 
 
 
, indifference, or corruption authorities Authorities that rare inept, indifferent, or involved
 
imiA long-standing assassins' guild presupposes authories that are inept, indifferent, or
 
 
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Assassin's guilds do not enjoy the official sancation of the state.
It is difficult for an assassins' guide to long endure
 
Most assassins' guilds
 
The existence of an assassins' guild typically Corrupt authorities are
 
high quality service. An indiscriminate mass slaughter is the work of [[mercenary|mercenaries]]. A botched murder is the work of a drunken [[thug]]. Assassins' guildsmen are neither. They are [[Professional Killers|professional killers]] who may well be, although not necessarily are, members of the [[assassin]] class.
 
They be afforded a smeasure of security
 
corruption of local authorities may assure them a degree 
 
 
Individually, they must  As representives of the guild, ,
 
They need to exercise care
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Its continued existence
 
Authorites
 
 
Astute assassin's guilds pursue their work in such a way as to not make their continued existence a liability for the authorities.
 
 
 
Long-stranding assassins' guilds
 
 
that are long for this world conduct their business in such a way that
 
exercise a measure of care so as
 
Its existence is tolerated by the authorities
 
 
Delicate political calculation
 
 
Is continued existence typically involves delicate political calculations
 
 
 
Ideally, they are cold-blooded [[killers]] who do not allow their emotions get the better of them. Assassin's guilds
 
 
 
[[Criminal Organisation|criminal organisations]]. They are usually [[monopoly|monopolies]], being all too willing to kill in the defense of their territory.  


Assassins' guilds are known to exist in [[Barovia]], [[Darkon]], [[Port-a-Lucine]], [[Falkovnia]],  
Assassins' guilds are known to exist in [[Barovia]], [[Darkon]], [[Port-a-Lucine]], [[Falkovnia]],  

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An assassins' guild is a criminal organisation that treats death as a commodity. It is in the business of murdering for money.

The typical assassins' guild affords its client a reliable and confidential service. It is intolerant of competition within its market segment and usually strives to establish a monopoly within a given territory. It does not offer cut-throat pricing but rather a high quality service.

An assassins' guild consists of assassins' guildsmen and is led by an assassins' guildmaster. A botched murder is the work of a drunken thug. A mass slaughter is the stuff of mercenaries. An assassins' guildsman is neither. Assassins' guildmens meet their obligations intelligently and efficiently. They are professional murderers who may well be, although not necessarily are, members of the assassin prestige class.

Iniquitous, indifferent, inept legal and political authorities are essential to the survival both of individual assassins' guildsmen and of their assassins' guilds. Judicous assassins' guildmaster decline commissions, which due to the statue of the target, risk precipitating the replacement of iniquity with virtue, of indifference with commitment, of ineptitude with competence.

Assassins' guilds are known to exist in Barovia, Darkon, Port-a-Lucine, Falkovnia,

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