The Guild

The Guild is meant as an (story)anchor for all adventurers that wish to meet fellow adventurer but don't know how to start or where to begin.

The Guild gathers various request from all of Erozea and it is rumored that The Twelve were present at the Founding of the Guild.

Timeline
The Guild has its own chronicler. The chronicler's records are dated The Guild politely insists that reports for record keeping may have to be marked with appropriate timeline markers.
 * 1) Before Foundation of the Guild (BFG) and
 * 2) After Foundation of the Guild (AFG).

Not only is it easier to keep track of time travel and parallel time elapse, it also enables members of The Guild to distinguish between bragging and actual events.

Since appliance of the timeline markers, many inconsistencies if not outright lies were revealed up to the point were entire biographies had to be reviewed.

The Canon
All records kept by The Guild, regardless their quality, are part of The Guild library called "The Canon". All records underwent a review process and were labelled with an appropriate sigil of quality.

Sigil of Quality
The following list contains all relevant sigils:
 * Unrebutted (U): when no objection is voiced during the review process or no inconsistencies with already approved records can be found, then the report automatically gets rated U.
 * Doubted (D): Inconsistencies were found but deemed minor enough to allow wiggle room for the truth. Whenever in doubt, rate it D.
 * Refuted (R): Later reports clearly revealed that described situations in the report were impossible to happen or were a direct contradiction of former or latter reports.

Keep in mind that every messenger or eye witness is able to reinitiate the review process at any time.

Record Categories
As in every good library, the majority of the records are indexed to quicker find relevant information. As part of the indexing process various sources get categorized to better reflect redundancy in information and richness of detail. It is agreed that no category of larger scope can be a subset of those with lesser scope.
 * Storyline: Largest scope; encompassing multiple events and condense everything into a comprehensive fact sheet. It may also contain conclusions projecting the future about to happen.
 * Arc: Medium scope; summarizing a single line of events, usually outline social interactions and fact driven history separately.
 * Episode: Small scope; large in detail about proceedings, singular events and character behavior.
 * Session: Smallest scope; rich in detail almost protocol like. The Canons chronicler might sneer on everyone who is to lazy to report properly in the more preferred way of an episode.