The Dedicated

Sensei Revenant

Through the History of the Monk's Guild, there will remain one name that will stand for many as a symbol of Dedication to the Guild, Love of the Guild and quiet strength: Revenant. Revenant stepped into the role of leadership when the Guild needed it. His leadership saw the Guild through both very troubled times and exciting growth - from the planting of our beautiful Gardens to a strange amnesia that disheartened many who lost much of their trained knowledge. Throughout it all, he guided with a steady hand and mindfulness that was and is a model of Monkly leadership. In honor of his efforts and dedication he was the first Monk to be allowed to summon a Golden Mist. He was also honoured as being the first to receive the title of Mukusoh Jonin, a Title granted only after much deliberation and thought to those past Guild Masters whose loyalty to the Guild and its values are unquestionable.

Those Granted the Title Mukusoh Jonin:

This Title is an honor granted to past Guildmasters whose leadership has earned the respect of the leaders who have gone before them. To be acknowledged by such an illustrious group is to be honoured indeed, as ours is a Guild renowned for its skilled and dedicated leaders.

Sensei Galthus:
Galthus saw the Guild through a time of exciting growth, and is largely responsible for much that we see in the Guild today. From structuring the Dojangs and quietly planting the seeds for the Paths now available to our members, to working to establish our beautiful Gardens in the places they now hold. His quiet and steady leadership made the Guild a place of rest, peace and dedicated spirituality for those who found their way into our halls.

Little Sister Bordelaise:
Bordelaise saw the Guild through a time of great difficulty, serving as a light to many through it all. When a great plague decimated the population of the realm, her unwavering spirit kept the Guild and its morale uplifted. Hers was a reign that saw the Second Luck War and a re-negotiation of the Luck Treaty. Her role in those negotiations was noted by many, prompting acknowledgment of admiration of that role from many. Because of all of this, Little Sister Bordelaise was granted the title of Mukusoh Jonin by the Guildmasters who preceeded her.

Brother Herman:
The Guild had not yet recovered from the great plague that swept the Lands during Bordelaise's term, and further turmoil threatened to split the Guild when Herman became Guild Master. Throughout it all, Herman served as a steady presence and a model for many of Monkliness, patience and dedication. Some question whether the Guild would have survived these trials intact if it were not for his tireless efforts. In honor of his dedication and strength in keeping true to the values of the Guild, Herman was granted the title Mukusoh Jonin not long after his term as Guild Master ended.