Hydaelyn Role-Players

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• Anyone may join the guild -Anyone-. The section for Refugees and helper is open to any race, gender and persons wanting to be involved in helping others get back on their feet. 
  
  
  
• People interested in joining the 'Clan' can join as normal refugees and then be selected in by the current members of the clan to make sure they fit the family. Only Keepers can join the clan. (Unless along the line plot dictates we become a mixed clan)
  

Joining the guild is simple; we do not have many application processes for now but we will require that you role play with us actively and have an IC reason for joining. An IC interaction will determine the final status of any application.


Application on website

• We expect all members to be mature and honest on the thread, you can go back and re-edit your application at any time.
  
• Recruiting into the guild will be done ICLY, we can schedule roleplay and encounters for your character if you wish.
  

Recruitment Status
Elezen - Open
Hyur - Open
Lalafell - Open
Miqo'te - Open
Roegadyn - Open



[align=center]Clan Positions

The Calamity was an event to change all things with the relaxed and traditional clan in the east-south part of the shroud, Far from the reaches of the wood-bound city. The peoples of this clan lived in partial solitude - a tight knit group of three families. Pollali, Molkov and (undecided name). In structure there were six males - however not all these members were born of the tribe. One boy had bee brought in from another clan as refuge and to dilute the blood of the current clans to prevent inbreeding. Unlike other clans - all male children were to be raised and 'mothered' by one female. Naih Molkov. She having two sons dead at birth took a responsibility in raising her third and other children of her sisters as her own.

Primarily the clan dealt in trading pelts, sinews and maintained their own small gysahl greens farm and small chocobo ranch which aided with additional income. One male was to care for the chicks and other tamed wild life used in addition to the huntresses force.

Most females of the clan bred with one selected mate before moving onto the next after siring two or three children - usually accepting wandering Males as temporary partners. Outcasts of the group were generally those with a softer demeanor, and those who sympathized with the Elezen who pushed them further and deeper into the shroud due to accusations of poaching.

However the Calamity fell these clans hard, the clans and the accepted trade partners of this clan lost man their homes in the south-eastern shroud. The fires plagued the forests and the hunts became scarce. On the night of the Calamity many of the keepers fled in panic, forgetting their loyalties - losing their family and ultimately left without a purpose or chronicle to continue. Only few of the original clan remain; Naih'ir and Miah are the two known survivors of this original clan - many from other clans have come to see their plea.

Niah'ir's plea one of hope for his peoples - not just one singular clan but all refuge of each of the keepers clan. A home for miqo'te alike who are seeking to find their traditional roots - with perhaps a small twist as organization is passed to a male without intentions of handing dominance to any gender over another until all fog has been lifted. The journey of finding a home - a purpose and a place where each member can belong has begun.