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Given given by the elder to those who strive to the same goals of the
merchant guild.
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Recognizes one who is familiar with treasure hunting guidelines of the
Merchant guild.
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Given to those who have performed actions that are against the morals
and ethics of trading.
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Denotes those who are devoted to the God of Wealth, Kubera.
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Guide of the subpath.
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Shows the number of official merchant´s treasure hunts one has
gone.
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Shows the level of treasure hunting that one has achieved: novice,
apprentice, accomplished, intermediate, talented, skilled, expert, master
and legendary. The maximum level a non-merchant can achieve is
intermediate.
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A mark that suspends a trouble maker from entering the markets. Lasts
for 3 hours only.
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Given to those who have done the quest of learning the arts of
trading.
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Denotes those who devote to treasure hunts so they can keep the
artifacts for themselves.
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Denotes those who devote to the treasure hunting mostly for the
adventures of doing so, for the thrill of the experience alone.
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Denotes those who devote to the treasure hunting so do games of chance
against others willing to bet their own treasures.
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Denotes those who devote to the study of relics found during treasure
hunting. The real treasure for them is the knowledge gained with
it.
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Given to merchant students to be recognized in the process of training
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Denotes those who devote to the treasure hunting so they can trade the
findings.
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Rewarded to the winners of a Kubera´s Treasure house event.
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Granted by Merchant Guides to people who are noticed that can be trusted
in terms of trading aspects.
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Shows the number of Merchant events one has participated and won.
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