guild

Converse of object

• join: Additionally, you can play solo, in groups, join a guild or indulge in player versus player fights or raids.
• leave: Yet they cant leave the guild once inside which makes making the entire guild non-smoking impossible.
• form: There were two basic forms, each of which imitated the guilds formed by other trades in medieval towns.

Adjective modifier

• medieval: In England the system originated in the medieval craft guilds.
• ancient: The Worshipful Company of Paviors is one of the ancient livery guilds of the City of London.
• religious: The school was built in 1428 as the home of a religious guild.
• various: People coming to York who were not residents or members of the various guilds had to pay tolls on items brought into the city.
• old: LAND OF COLLEGE PROPHETS " College Prophets: A century old guild of students who make savage their bodies yet refine their minds " .
• own: Every kind of industry, service and craft had its own guild.

Modifies a noun

• loyalist: All we would end up with is a bunch of stereotypical guild loyalists.
• hall: A group of Flemish merchants were burnt to death in their guild hall at the express orders of Edward.
• council: You can change things in things like guild council!
• president: Guild president Richard Angell said: " It is not about faith, it is about complying with the law.
• brother: Sir John Hope burgess and guild brother, gratis.
• member: Guild members now have a strong input to Film Council.

Noun used with modifier

• craft: Craft guilds A major role of the craft guilds was to maintain the quality of the work of their members.
• merchant: Some of the ' quarters ' were centered around the Merchant guilds of the district.
• thief: This turned out to be an entrance into the thieves guild.
• trade: The survival of trade guilds in the cities favored the masters at the expense of the artisans.
• city: Long associations with the old city guilds which were the regulatory bodies for various trades in Durham.