The Mentors and Bushis of the Moorgate Monks Guild

Little has been officially preserved of the first efforts to guide young monks through the turmoil of their first steps on the path of a monk, but the tradition to help new members leads back through the first consolidation of our fine guild. During all ages, monks offered support and advice to young Monks without asking for reward or glory. As the Guild grew in numbers it became obvious that, besides such personal dedication, a system had to be developed to teach the young monks not only to survive but also to show them the meaning of being a Monk. Such a system came into being during the Age of the Inner Garden under the leadership of Revenant and the guiding hand of Maya.

The first official Mentors of the Monks Guild

Maya (Head Mentor)
Eldrian
Galthus

When Galthus became Guildmaster, he developed the mentoring program further. The descriptions of the Paths of the monks have their origin in the Age of the Ancient Scroll.

Mentors of the Path of the Kwon

Kulthesu
Nobunaga
Saige

Mentors of the Path of the Haikushi

Lal
Bless

Mentors of the Path of Lore

Tarantio
Emery
Flynn

Mentors of the Path of Meditation

Bordelaise

Mentors of the Path of Philosophy

Aranel
Smegalgolum

Mentor of the Path of Combat Tactics

Napman

When Herman became Guild Master the guild had suffered badly under the Great Plague and the mentoring program needed a revision to be adapted to the new situation. The forces were concentrated on the three main paths of a monk and the mentors honoured with the title Bushi.

Bushis of the Kwon

Cephron
Nobunaga
Kulthesu
Dragonbreath

Bushis of the Haikushi

Balthy
Helcamenal
Helpfull
Herman
Lal
Laroon
Umbreen

Bushis of the Daisho

Angelansalon
Colourman
Myste