By becoming a Brotherhood Master, you will agree to uphold the letter of the law in the world of Skure. Nobody will be looking over your shoulder once you are accepted. Honour, above all else, is to be maintained. You will treat your players fairly and you will reward them equally so. BMs who give their players extra experience just to "boost them up" are, in effect, cheating. This is not looked upon favourably by The Brotherhood. Hold up the code of honour.
After this joyful lecture, if you are still interested in becoming a Brotherhood Master, think first. Are you willing to spend at least 5-10 hours a week keeping in contact with your team(s) and players? Are you willing to spend some of that time hosting games? Are you willing to put up with complaints, irritation, and plenty of enthusiastic but somewhat meaningless e-mails in order to ensure that your groups are kept well-informed? What about meeting with the other Brotherhood Masters? What about joint campaigns? Here's a big one: What about coming up with your OWN campaign that can at least make an attempt to match the storyline (in other words, you need to know the story)?
There is a lot of work in becoming and maintaining the position of Brotherhood Master. If you think you can do it and you are still enthusiastic, speak to one of the current BMs to get a sense of what they went through. If I know you personally, that helps a lot. If you're some stranger who strolled in, I probably won't respond very well. If I don't know you very well, that will have to change. I won't grill you to death, but I would like to become familiar with you, as would all of the other BMs. The more Brotherhood Masters there are, the game grows and becomes all the more involved and interesting. Good luck to all applicants. - Dagolar --- [email protected]