Adventurer guilds and underground criminal organizations

[fudachet]

Heres how they should work adventurer guild:they will hire you as an adventurer but only if you pass their exam and tests to qualify for an adventurer job and once you do you start at a basic level of adventurer. all the ranks are as follows, wood, copper, bronze, iron, steel, silver, platnium, gold, jewel they are items like cards of membership made of the material to vertify your legitimacy of an adventurer once you join an adventurer guild you can get benefits like free tavern rests and more connections to find more companions unique quests like hunting rare animals and umiquie quests like bandit hunting to add to your hunting of bandits and cheaper horses to outfit your army and cheaper weapons. As an adventurer you can also unlock a special adventurer only skill tree called "way of the adventurer" and example perks are stuff like more chance to find higher quality loot, enhanced vision, +20% more speed for your horse, and your army eats less food cause your life of an adventurer lets you survive long times in the wild.

Underground criminal organizations can smuggle illegial goods into cities and set up illegial places like human trafficking, drug smuggling, sex slaves that get killed and lay protection fees to collect money from merchants driving up prices. the guards will be bribed like nobles and they can slowly rot at the mingdom like a real criminal organization you can fight them by breaking into their houses and finding evidence to send them to court and into jails but if you fail to find evidence or their stealh skills are too high you wont find evidence and you waste ur time and maybe lose lives of your companions who join with you. this makes so you need to find the difference and outweigh if you shlould raid their drug houses they can be taken down but it will be very hard

 

[Lord Brutus]

Please, no.  This is not Morrowind.

 

[John the Roleplayer]

... finding evidence to send them to court and into jails ...

If you were serious I'd point out that this is not quite how medieval justice tended to work.

 

[Roccoflipside]

1st suggestion: You pretty much described becoming a vassal. The good parts of your suggestion are already in the game, and the bad parts don't even need to be mentioned.

2nd suggestion: Again, pretty much in the game already.

 

[DtheHun]

unique quests like hunting rare animals and umiquie quests like bandit hunting to add to your hunting of bandits

+goblins

 

[killer-blead]

How would the people in Bannerlord know what Platinum even is? and why is "jewel" a rank? Do you mean Diamond?

I bet most peasants also do not know what a diamond is.

 

[lolbash]

How would the people in Bannerlord know what Platinum even is? and why is "jewel" a rank? Do you mean Diamond?

I bet most peasants also do not know what a diamond is.

Bannerlord is a fictional setting, and does not need to follow real life rules. If Taleworlds wished for it, then they can have the peasants know about modern metallurgy and poop unicorns and it will be perfectly fine, since the game is set in a fantasy world.

 

[Orion]

Right, but there's a limit to that argument which is the suspension of disbelief. For instance, it would be glaringly out of place if we could launch our characters out of trebuchets while wearing wingsuits. TaleWorlds can add wingsuits, but it contrasts with the game's setting.

Don't conflate "possible" with "acceptable." Just because they can does not mean they should, or that it would have no negative consequences.

 

[fudachet]

Roccoflipside become an adventurer is different as being an adventurer as a vassal you work for the king but as an adventurer you work for yourself to explore unknown lands and fight beasts or help villagers and as a vassal you don't get any special benefits or perks unlike being an adventure where you survive in the wilderness with a small light armored specalised party.

 

[DtheHun]

Roccoflipside become an adventurer is different as being an adventurer as a vassal you work for the king but as an adventurer you work for yourself to explore unknown lands and fight beasts or help villagers and as a vassal you don't get any special benefits or perks unlike being an adventure where you survive in the wilderness with a small light armored specalised party.

People "fighting beasts" were called hunters before fantasy novels. Getting money or other goods for furs and antlers. They really weren't need a labor union or quests to do so.

 

[FBohler]

How would the people in Bannerlord know what Platinum even is? and why is "jewel" a rank? Do you mean Diamond?

I bet most peasants also do not know what a diamond is.

Bannerlord is a fictional setting, and does not need to follow real life rules. If Taleworlds wished for it, then they can have the peasants know about modern metallurgy and poop unicorns and it will be perfectly fine, since the game is set in a fantasy world.

+1