Thieve's Guild

&nbsp The Thieve's Guild was founded in 1433 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Reserve, England by William Stokes, or "Wild Bill" Stokes, the ancestor of Chris Falcione's mother. Its motto is "Once a thief, always a thief" in Latin. Important members include Chris and Rachel Falcione, Dobby, Cadmus Radner, and the Zickato family. The Thieve's Guild's members steal and contribute their loot to the Central Reserve of stolen goods. The Thieve's Guild is headquartered in the Ratway.

History
In 1433 the thief William Stokes and his buddies founded the Thieve's Guild as a small group of people and built the Ratway which stretched around Eurasia. He then continued robbing until his sudden death in 1474.

In 1566 Yarl Estes Jonnaburg of Great Yarmouth led soldiers into the Ratway, squashing the Thieve's Guild into a shadow of what it once was, with the Ratway being reduced to a small tunnel network around Great Yarmouth.

Revival
In 1744 the Thieve's Guild began to expand again, under Vincenzo Falcione and Alexander Zickato, as well as other leaders. Soon their net income rose above 5 million royales a year. The Thieve's Guild began to become rivals with the Bandit Guild from Brugia, accross the North Sea.