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Netherbane

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The Netherbane, currently in its third plot-arc, is a guild based around the concepts and lore of the demon hunters sect of night elven warriors. As such the roleplay stories tend to be geared towards demon hunting, and a lot of it happens out in the field, with a few events that take place within the Netherbane Site of Lessons. Specifically, the Netherbane is a school of sorts. Tharion Greyseer teaches the path of the demon hunter similarly to the way he was taught by his mentor, Eraelan Netherbane, the one for whom the school is named. Because of this student/sensei relationship, many of the night elves within the guild (and a few non-night elves) address Tharion with the title of "Shan'do," which means "honored teacher." Tharion does not restrict his teachings solely to demon hunt

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The Netherbane, currently in its third plot-arc, is a guild based around the concepts and lore of the demon hunters sect of night elven warriors. As such the roleplay stories tend to be geared towards demon hunting, and a lot of it happens out in the field, with a few events that take place within the Netherbane Site of Lessons. Specifically, the Netherbane is a school of sorts. Tharion Greyseer teaches the path of the demon hunter similarly to the way he was taught by his mentor, Eraelan Netherbane, the one for whom the school is named. Because of this student/sensei relationship, many of the night elves within the guild (and a few non-night elves) address Tharion with the title of "Shan'do," which means "honored teacher." Tharion does not restrict his teachings solely to demon hunters and night elves, however. He recognizes that most of his own people, as well as the people of other races, look upon the demon hunters with fear and suspicion. He seeks to alleviate some of this fear, however, by showing anyone willing to learn what it truly means to walk the path.