Guilds of Cybertron - Revision history

Dinobot Scorn at 09:45, 21 December 2025

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			==See also==
			*[[Functionist Council]]

	[[Category:Guilds]]		[[Category:Guilds]]
	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]
	[[Category:War for Cybertron]]		[[Category:War for Cybertron]]

Saix at 11:24, 25 January 2023

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	[[Category:War for Cybertron]]		[[Category:War for Cybertron]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 06:49, 9 December 2015

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	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen (WFC)\|Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil (WFC)\|Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen (WFC)\|Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.


	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\| Orion Pax]] and their followers. This angered young Orion, adding fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.		===Aligned novels===
			Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Orion Pax]], and their followers. This angered young Orion, adding fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.

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	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]
	[[Category:War for Cybertron]]		[[Category:War for Cybertron]]

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	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen (~~Prime~~)\|Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen (WFC)\|Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.

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	Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (~~Prime~~)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (~~Prime~~)\| Orion Pax]] and their followers. This angered young Orion, adding fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.		Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (WFC)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\| Orion Pax]] and their followers. This angered young Orion, adding fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.

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	[[Category:Transformer culture]]		[[Category:Transformer culture]]
	[[Category:War for Cybertron]]		[[Category:War for Cybertron]]

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	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen (Prime)\|Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Thirteen original Transformers" with "Thirteen"

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	'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.		'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.

	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen ~~original Transformers~~\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.

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	'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.		'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.

	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would ~~eventualy~~ become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.

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	'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which newborn ~~cybertronians were routed~~ to ~~which caste~~ for ~~the rest of~~ their lives.		'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.

	The Guilds existed since the ~~disapearence~~ of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They ~~take~~ credit for all the great ~~achievments~~ of ~~cybertronian~~ civilization and indeed the ~~existance~~ of ~~that~~ civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventualy become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]] and they were solidified and made ~~manditory~~ at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this ~~represive~~, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and eventually total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventualy become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the ~~great war~~ was [[Sigil]] (close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]]) and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.


	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (Prime)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (Prime)\| Orion Pax]] and their followers. This angered young Orion ~~and added~~ fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.		Sigil argued for the guilds against the freedom desired by [[Megatron (Prime)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (Prime)\| Orion Pax]] and their followers. This angered young Orion, adding fire to his speech calling on the Council to grant each Transformer the freedom to decide his own fate.

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	'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.		'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.

	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen ~~original Transformers~~\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.

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	'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.		'''The Guilds of Cybertron''' were a political group that oversaw and administered the [[Caste system\|caste system]] and exercised complete control over which caste newborn Cybertronians would belong to for their entire lives.

	The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would ~~eventualy~~ become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.		The Guilds existed since the disappearance of the [[Thirteen original Transformers\|Primes]], guiding each Transformer onto his "proper path" of employment and life. They took credit for all the great achievements of Cybertronian civilization-and, indeed, the existence of civilization itself. However, though it is true that the Guilds of Cybertron have existed since the departure of the Primes, they were not always the absolute totalitarian force they would eventually become. The idea to formalize the castes originated with the generals of the militia at [[Fort Scyk]], and they were solidified and made mandatory at the hand of [[Sentinel Zeta Prime\|Sentinel Prime]], who argued that they were the best way to keep society stable. Instead, this repressive, constricting social structure lead to stagnation, the loss of interstellar contact, and-eventually-total social decay.

	The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.		The Guild representative to the [[Autobot High Council\|High Council]] in the last days before the Great War was [[Sigil]], a close friend of Councilor [[Halogen]] and a staunch (and quite pompous) supporter of the status quo.