>>The rotating guild leaders thing was cute once.

>contact
CONTACT GUILD while in Riverhaven for a hint to guild location.

>>And getting the password makes me want to stab something.

No different than shard. Get it once then :gasp: remember it. (#var haven.pw blahblah)

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TG, TG, GL, et al.

"Disagreement with the fundamental plan at this point is akin to supporting Richard III vs the Tudors."
-Raesh

I absolutely agree that the system that's in place is very easy to test so that one can write a script to reach the correct destination (also to save your password). Yet the Haven guildhall seems very gauche when compared to the newer guildhalls in Crossing, Muspari, and Ain Ghazal. There, the system simply recognizes that you are a thief and allows you access. It's an outdated, punitive system that I think should be a high (thief) priority of removing since Riverhaven is still a starter city. I think it's fun discovering the locations of the guildhall, but having to check everyone for the guildleader is not.

Nikpack

I have my Riverhaven password recorded in my spreadsheet I always keep up. It is kind of annoying though. And funny enough, I go to Riverhaven to circle rather than Crossing (my base of operations) because of the high visibility of being seen in the Crossing hall.

I say do it kind of like the Necro guild, where once you're a guilded member of some minor standing, you can do a thing and get put in the Riverhaven Guildleader's current bolt-hole residence. But keep the current mechanics as well, because it's nice having hiding places around the city.

Kaeta Airtag

>>Actually an opinion cannot be changed or corrected. Nice try back of line.-VERATHOR
>>But it can be wrong.-Starlear

>Anyone explain this one a bit more? Or is there a (high) circle req? At 30, verbatim contact guild gives the 'here's how you use this' message.

I've got that same thing... maybe you have to ask someone about something before they give it to you. Or maybe it just doesn't exist anymore :P