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Trust Level  

The tribe is lead by those most trusted by all the elves and these highly trusted elves are named the elders, these elves coordinate and run all tribal issues. The whole tribe is structured around trust, the more trustworthy you become the higher you rise within the Wildwood Elf community.

What affects my trust level? Well many things, But the best way to gain trust is too show you are committed to the tribe, by leading hunting missions, getting to know your fellow elves, making an active effort to learn elvish. Everything that benefits the tribe and your role playing abilities raises your trust level. But also your trust level can fall from you being inactive for more than thirty days, to attacking or endangering your fellow tribal kin or showing disrespect to the elders.

How does my trust effect my position within the tribe?
Well more trusted you become the more likely other elves will listen to you and follow you into dangerous situations. You we also gain rewards for your commitment to the tribe such as better armours and the ability to learn harder skills

Will I be given a title regarding my trust level? Yes of course, they range from un-trusted (usually associated with new elves to the tribe) to ultimately the elder stature or distinguished trust level.

Brittania Elvish
Ancient One Yaaraer
Wise One Hodoer
Loyal One Voronwer
Valiant One Astalder
Friend Mellon

Trust Level rise and fall depending on how you play, roleplay, help and manage yourself within the tribe and with others. For example your trust level will rise if you lead a successful hunt to gather some leather for the tribe, but your level would fall if one of your fellow elves falls unconscious. Every aspect of tribal life can affect your trust level. Only the elders can mange your trust level but members can suggest to the elders that to raise or lower the trust level of a fellow elf.