Earning Marks

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Marks will be rewarded once a RL month to each person who does their job. To be considered as 'doing' their job, the character in question must have at least one thread either dedicated to their job, or in which they are demonstrating their responsibilities. For example, a healer could post an open thread for anyone who is injured, or might join in a thread to help someone. Either of these would count as practicing their craft. Be aware, when the announcement for Marks goes up, you will need to be able to link the job for each character.

For Wherlings and Weyrlings, attending class and doing chores will count as doing their job.


Job titles and Amount earned per OOC month

Weyrleader/Weyrwoman: 8 marks
Weyrling Master: 6 marks
Wherling Master: 6 marks
Candidate Master: 6 marks
Headwoman: 5 marks
Master Healer: 6 ½ marks
Journeyman Healer: 3 ½ marks
Wingleader: 4 ½ marks
Nightwatch Leader: 4 ½ marks
Wingsecond: 3 marks
Wingrider: 2 marks
Searchrider: 2 marks per Search
Nightwatch: 2 marks

Weyrling: ½ mark and marks rewarded for chores
Wherling: ½ mark and marks rewarded for chores
Candidate: marks rewarded for chores

Lord and Lady Holders: 8 marks
Craftsperson, Master: 3 marks
Craftsperson, Journeyman: 2 marks
Craftsperson, Apprentice: ½ mark



Other ways to earn marks

-Crafters can sell their wares on Market day.
-Unusual chores may have mark rewards.
-Harpers can play for marks during any meal or Market day.
-Feline pelts can be gathered and sold for between 2-6 Marks a piece depending on their condition and rarity.
-Gathering food can earn extra marks.
Information about Chores for marks can be found here.




For a new player, they will start with either their base salary or at least 1 mark(whichever is higher). For every earning or transaction, a comment should be posted to your individual thread. Keep tally from there!

Marks can be split into the following quantities: 1⁄32, 1⁄16, 1⁄8, ¼, ½, 1, 2, 5, 10, and (rarely) 100 marks.