TitlesFollow

It used to be as you said. You'd have a title when:
-You had 6AA in General AA's.
-Next at 12AA in Archetype.
-Next at 24AA in Class.

Still, its changed.. dramatically. How? I'm not exactly sure. I just noted that, with Shift T, I was able to bring up the screen of possible titles.. and nearly dropped my jaw at the huge list I acquired.

First of all, tradeskills now give you AA titles. My new Chanter has:

Apprentice Brewer
Apprentice Chef
Apprentice Fisherman
Apprentice Flecter
Apprentice Potter
Apprentice Smith
Baron
Beguiler
Duke
Lord
Master
Sage
Scribe
Spellcrafter


He's 66 with 50AA and between 100 and 200 in all mentioned tradeskills. Still, I'm pretty sure he's had all since about 30 AA's.. didn't check before then.

I'm guessing some of your guildies may be on the old system, while some may be confused about the new one. I know I most certainly belong to this second catigory.

PS- By the orginial system:
At 6 General, everyone gets Baron/Baroness.
At 12 Arch, it becomes your Archetype title.. "Venerable" for Priests and one of those above for Int casters.
At 24 General, its class specific. Elder for Druids (yeah, my main's a Druid :P), and.. Illusionist for Chanters?

Anyhow, I just hope that clears up the naming system for that part of it. Oh, and some titles are gender specific, such as the Baron/Baroness one.

Finally, I'm pretty sure the new system is just the old with more added to it (quite possibly additional titles for tradeskills and level? Maybe extra AA titles? There's a choice of which you want now, which is definately new. I remember some female Druids wouldn't put 24 AA in Class so they couldn't be called "Elder"!)

Edited, Sun Feb 19 02:01:42 2006 by ReofblMobile

The Spirit Realm

That link is to the Titles section, but that site in general has ALOT of good info, and alot more good info for shammys.