The traditional Azora Guilda are skilled Masqued Guildas explorers and traders. They secure valuable resources in high demand by desperate Antilles Archipelago islanders, including precious metals, sugar, bauxite, and timber.

The Azora Guilda gains resources through trade or by plundering unsuspecting convoys and outposts. The Guilda must provide a tithe to the Windward Islands Empresa, but has still amassed a small fortune.

Azora Guilda Emblem

Also known as ‘Comércio Aquático’, the Azora Guilda has expanded its operations in recent years to the pyrate-infested Southern archipelagos, as well as the Western Blighted Sea. This has brought it into competition with the Windwards Islands Empresa and friction with Mestre Commerciante Carmo IV.

The Mascarada Cabala often tasks Chefe Rio IV with exploring blighted waters and discovering Ancestor gadgets and relics. The Azora Guilda’s exploration of the atolls has revealed valuable resources untouched by pyrates and Seablight corruption.

An Azora Guilda merchant stall in Nueva Esperanza
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