How to Join Dream Makers Guild

To join Dream Makers Guild, you apply through the guild's page on the Furcadia website rather than through this site. The Rah (the guild leader) makes the final decision on every application, and approval may take a while because the guild says it is currently on hiatus. There is no working guild email listed at the moment, so plan on the Furcadia-side application as your route in.

What the guild expects from applicants

Dream Makers Guild (the Association of Dream Makers) describes itself as a historic help guild in Furcadia. Its stated activities are building dreams, testing DS theories, answering dream-related questions, holding meetings, and generally socializing — dancing, singing, and joking around are listed as part of the culture.

That matters for your application: this is a help-and-community guild, not a formal service with a ticket queue. The page notes the guild used to answer questions about dream weaving, patch making, scripting, and even bot making. The past tense is worth noticing — the help side appears less active than it once was.

Steps to apply

1. Go to the Furcadia website and find the Dream Makers Guild page there. The guild's own page points to this as the place to join; it does not host an application form itself.
2. Submit your request through that page using whatever join mechanism Furcadia provides for guilds.
3. Wait for the Rah's review. The Rah has the final word on who is acceptable for membership — there is no committee vote or automatic acceptance described.
4. Expect a slow response. The guild states plainly that approval may take a while because of its current hiatus.

What to check before you apply

• Contact channel: The guild email contact is listed as "not currently available." Don't count on email for follow-up; use the Furcadia-side page.
• Guild dream location: Listed as "not currently uploaded," so you can't visit a guild dream to meet members first.
• Activity level: The hiatus note is the clearest signal. If you need an active help guild right now, this one may not deliver timely answers.

Is it worth applying?

If you apply, treat it as a slow, leader-decided process: submit through Furcadia, keep your expectations on timing loose, and don't rely on email for a reply.