Well, I got excited and went ahead and created a web page.
http://www.geocities.com/kingofthebeggars/beggars_guild_home.htmlThe full text of which is below. I am still very open to suggestions, please feel free to comment, if you are so inclined.
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The Beggar\'s Guild is a Planeshift Guild loosely headed by Mulla Nasrudin.
Mission: Well, we all need to get by. You scratch my back and I will scratch yours. The only thing a Beggar asks for is compassion, and the remembrance of compassion offered.
Why join the Beggar\'s? You are lonely and poor. This is a brutal town. We know how it feels. While you\'re looking around for fame and fortune, we can give you tips on survival. We know all the good places to eat and sleep.
Rules: Help your friends. Kick your enemies.
Alignment: Ah, yes. We are opportunists. In layman\'s terms, we are chaotic neutral. Your actions are, of course, entirely up to you.
Membership: You are immediately accepted as a member upon asking. You are expected to leave the guild the moment your fortunes and ambitions increase. All we ask is that you remember the humbler folk on your journey to greatness.
Ranks: Currently the ranks are as follows
1. Beggar
2. Gypsy
3. Thesbian
4. Family Member
Me: King
There are no ranks, just branches. You are as powerful as your personality and talent allows you to be. Some structure will come as our numbers increase, but that will follow a natural path.
Thesbians: Artists, poets, entertainers and bards are often cast out and harassed by the more gentrified. We love you! We appreciate the value of art. Let us help you start your career.
Gypsies: This class of folk are peddlers and soothsayers. Often misunderstood as thieves or witches, the Beggars know better. You are hard working and industrious. Come to a place where you will be appreciated.
Family: Some people after having a taste of fame, come back to their roots. The Family are the people who stick around because they like the stench of the streets. The Family is the helpful branch of the Beggars, the ones the Thesbians and the Gypsies often call when things are tough.
We look forward to hearing from you. Remember, you meet the same people on the way up that you do on the way down. You will meet the Beggars at the first AND last rung of the ladder.