1) provide shelter for guild members and their guests in territories around the land
2) serve as additional remote resource and equipment caches
3) host a number of guild activities particular to that annex.

• The house must have a minimum of 6 secure chests, which includes at least 1 secure for co-owners and 2 secure chests for resources and guild equipment.
• The house should have a minimum of five different guild members friended there.
• The house should be accessible in a co-owner fashion by a member of council other than the house owner (this is accomplished a number of ways, but usually involves the guildmaster having co-owner access in some form.)
• A council member is assigned to track resource/equipment levels of the annex and report deficiencies to the house owner and/or guildmaster for replenishment.

• The guild as a whole is responsible for maintaining "baseline" resource/equipment levels for the house, once a deficiency is reported.
• The house owner or guild council has the right to refuse/remove a member petitioning for friendship of the house for any reason.
• The house owner is entitled use of annex resources/equipment as they see fit, including dispensing materials to another member for guild use. However, abusing this right may force the guild to remove the house as an annex.
• Friends of the house are entitled to use resources for guild production or development. Friends may also access guild equipment there freely in the case of an emergency or if instructed to do so by the owner/guildmaster.
• The house owner has the right to remove the house as an annex at any time, and may retain whatever resources/equipment in the house at that time.
• The house owner may hold any event, whether for the guild or not, at the annex. The guildmaster is only allowed to schedule guild related events at any annex.