Directory of Houses and Societies Resources

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With over a thousand people logged into Gemstone IV at any one time, it can be hard to socialize and meet new people. Simutronics, in cooperation with the players in Elanthia, has devised a system of local 'House' structures. These houses enjoy special benefits and allow players to interact with one another in different ways.

Resources in This Category

• 20th Regiment, Guardians

  http://www.angelfire.com/mo/mordallen/page100.html
  A military organization geared for defense of Elanthia.

• Clan Grey Wolf

  http://clangreywolf.tripod.com/welcome1.html
  Library of guides, Elanthian history, and the Clan Grey Wolf. Also includes the member Haep's Forge.

• Elanthian Merchant Alliance

  http://gs3merchant.tripod.com/
  Portal designed to promote the ideals of the Aliance. Site provides charter, bylaws, and a members list.

• House of Starlight Garden

  http://www.angelfire.com/la2/starlightgarden/
  Features house news, background information, and player profiles.

• House Sovyn

  http://www.angelfire.com/rpg/Sovyn/
  Support site includes sections on in-game etiquette, weddings, and house information.

• Second Militia

  http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/tavaalor/html/second_militia_welcome.htm
  Established to protect Ta'Vaalor. Has a charter, bylaws, and codes of conduct.

• Town Corpse of Haven

  http://towncorpseofhaven.faithweb.com/
  A group dedicated to offering services to the people of Elanthia.

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