It works only with a real moon...

Credits: http://www.myextralife.com/

RK: Science Way Guide

And finally, to complete all the four guides for level 3 players at Renaissance Kingdoms, here it is, the Science Way Guide:

Skills requiring no prerequisites:

- Basis of Biology;
- Elements of anatomy.

Skills requiring prerequisites:

- Basis of Medicine *100% in Elements of anatomy and 75% in Basis of Biology to pass over 20%;
-Diagnose bronchitis *100% in Basis of Medicine;
-Diagnose flu *100% in Basis of Medicine;
-Diagnose dysentery *100% in Basis of Medicine
-Advanced Medicine *100% in Basis of Medicine;
-Diagnose tetanus *100% in Advanced Medicine;
-Diagnose plague *100% in Advanced Medicine;
-Diagnose Cholera *Doesn't exist.

Ok, there isn't much to talk about this way because it hasn't been coded yet (yes, after more than 5 years of planning). The game creators intended to create diseases, and every city would need a doctor to save the infected. If they have yet such intentions, we don't know, it appears they are more interested in creating new games (Shogun Kingdoms!) instead of finishing RK.

Renaissance Kingdoms: Army Way Guide

Another Guide for RK level 3 players. The Army Way Guide!

Skills requiring no prerequisites:

-Basic knowledge of the military

Skills requiring prerequisites:

-Basic strategy *100% in Basic knowledge of the military to pass over 5%;

-Basic tactic *100% in Basic knowledge of the military to pass over 20%;

-Advanced strategy *100% in Basic strategy to pass over 10% *100% in Basic strategy and Basic Tactic to pass over 50% *100% in Basic strategy, Basic Tactic and Basis of History to pass over 70%;

-Advanced Tactic *Doesn't exist.

Army way people have a table which displays how much of state way points they can produce. Example:

* 10 State Government Points;

* 0 State Finance Points * 0 State Justice Points;

* 10 State Communication Points;

* 20 State Trading Points;

* 30 Army state points.

Army way players are able to produce army points. Per each skill mastered you will be able to produce 10 pts, if you have mastered 2 skills then 20pts, if 3skills - 30pts. :

*Basic Strategy - 10 Army state points;

*Basic tactic - 10 Army state points;

*Advanced strategy - 10 Army state points.

You can also produce state points if you have 100% in following skills:

*Government Institutions - 10 State Government Points and extra 10p points which will be added to a random state way field;

*Tax collection mechanisms - 10 State Finance Points;

*Principles of Law - 10 State Justice Points;

*Communication techniques - 10 State Communication Points;

*Trading - 10 State Trading Points.

Credits: Skyjacker

Renaissance Kingdoms: State Way Guide

This site has a lot of Church Way guides, but I noticed it has no guide for other level 3 way of renaissancekingdoms.com. Here it comes, so, the State Way Guide (enjoy!):

Skills requiring no prerequisites:

- Study of government institutions;
- Basis of History.

Skills requiring prerequisites:

- Principles of Law *100% in government institutions and 75% in basis of history to pass over 20%;
-Communication techniques *100% in government institutions and 75% in basis of history to pass over 20%;
- Trading *100% in government institutions and 75% in basis of history to pass over 75% (not sure yet);
- Tax collection mechanisms *100% in government institutions and 75% in basis of history to pass over 1%.

Typical wages of civil servants for the state points:

*10 State points - 20 to 35 Pounds
*15 State Points - 20 to 45 Pounds
*20 State Points - 20 to 55 Pounds

Only civil servants that have obtained the Dukes authorization can work for the Town Hall or County. To request it you must make your demand by clicking in “my home” then click on “Your duties and responsibilities”. It’s up to the mayor to make the job offer for the state points; and you can have the job by applying in Town Hall like any other job offer. For the moment civil servant can only work for 10 or 20 state point.

State way people have a table which displays how much of state way points they can produce.

Example:

* 10 State Government Points
* 0 State Finance Points
* 0 State Justice Points
* 10 State Communication Points
* 20 State Trading Points
* 30 Army state points


You can only produce state points if you have 100% in following skills:

*Government Institutions - 10 State Government Points and extra 10p points which will be added to a random state way field

*Tax collection mechanisms - 10 State Finance Points

*Principles of Law - 10 State Justice Points

*Communication techniques - 10 State Communication Points *Trading - 10 State Trading Points

State way players are also able to produce army points. Per each skill mastered you will be able to produce 10 pts, if you have mastered 2 skills then 20pts, if 3skills - 30pts. :

*Basic Strategy - 10 Army state points;
*Basic tactic - 10 Army state points;
*Advanced strategy - 10 Army state points.

You can also study the other ways courses as well...taking a class for the first time in one of their units will start you at 0%.

Credits: Player Skyjacker

Pants I love

Credits: www.abstrusegoose.com

Ancient Greece MMO

Ikariam - An online civilization type mmo based on ancient Greece that reminds me a lot of Civilization or Age of Empires – except that you can play it in your web browser for free and you don't have to download any software to your computer. It is also a micro-managing game of city expansion, alliances, residents you must keep happy, and resource managing, all in a multiplayer world.

Official site: http://www.ikariam.com/

iPhone Evolution

Do you want an i-Mat?

I found it in http://www.bobagento.com/

The ninja: browser based game

At the Path of the Shinobi lies many routes. What route will you take?

An online naruto game. Learn the way of the Shinobi as you start as an aspiring Academy Student. Fight your way to the top to become the Kage: the single shadow that protects your village from any danger, or become your village's worst nightmare as a wandering Outlaw of pure darkness.

Site address: www.theninja-rpg.com

Free? Yes, but you can buy skills for your ninja if you don't want to normally train him.

RPG: Live in a new world

Nowhere Else and Beyond (NEaB) is the first web based real multiplayer RPG that allows players to explore exotic locations in 2D, interact with other players, build your own island and create quests within it.The best part is it's free, you play RIGHT AWAY (no need for registrations), it runs within your browser and works on all platforms without any download. Firefox recommended as it provides better performances, but NEaB runs well on Internet Explorer too.One of the unique traits of NEaB is that you can see and interact with other players directly on the maps, during combat, or in towns.

Site address: http://eu.nowhere-else.org/

Free: Totally free, no ads. you can buy some features though, as different clothes to your characters.

Time spent playing/day: as much as you like. Log-in once a week though to do not have your account deleted.

Sokker: create your team

Bored with the football reality? Do you think you are capable of running a team better than the league managers? Join sokker.org, set up your own team, face other managers and prove you are the best! Buy players, transfer them to other teams, set your strategy and win the championship.

Site address: www.sokker.org

Time spent playing: 3 log-ins every week, 20 minutes each.

Free? Yes, no ads. You may purchase a premium account to have access to graphics and nother things about your team. They don't give you any advantage though.

Human-age: live in stone age and beyond

Could you hunt a T-Rex?Do you want to know how history can be fun? Do you want to learn how to hunt the biggest animals the world has ever seen? Human age is a simulation game / free virtual management game / rpg where you adopt a human being and help him or her through various ages of mankind, from prehistory to the 21st century, from learning how to use a club to your driver's license. Luckily, with the help of your wolf, family and friends, your life is much more than just work, it's a real game. But before you can become the king of France in medieval times or a pharaoh, you will be a caveman or woman and hunt dinosaurs.

This game is in constant working, p-resenting new features regularly: you are going to enjoy it!

Site address: www.human-age.com

Free? Totally free, no ads. You may buy credits to make the evolution of your character quicker... and destroy your fun.

Time spent playing: a log-in of 10 minutes everyday should be enough.

Conquerclub: play risk for free

Risk all your troops on a daring land grab. Use diplomacy to coordinate a group assault on the game leader. Feel the thrill of victory as you crush your last opponent.

Conquer Club is an online multiplayer world domination game, designed for the casual gamer. Playing Conquer Club is not a time consuming process. You can take your turn in 5 minutes with your morning cup of coffee or in between classes. A game typically lasts several days, but hardcore risk takers can play multiple games at once and stay up all night strategizing their next move.

Site address: http://www.conquerclub.com/index.php?ref=17759

Time spent playing/day: 15 minutes should be enough.

Free: Yes, up to a number of games. If you want to play more, you have to purchase a premium account.

Last Knights: a MMORTS game

This is an online real-time strategy game (rts) where you are an officer in the army of one of 60 different countries in medieval Europe and Asia. You build your army while climbing the ranks, getting stronger while your soldiers and yourself gain experience and your army grows larger in size. Once you rank high enough you can unite lower officers (other players) and fight huge online battles to attack one of the other countries.

This Medieval army and battle game is a long running massive multiplayer real-time online strategy game (MMORTS) where you are part of the national and international military balance and politics. Your goals are first to improve your own army, but also to defend the territory of your country and make it the leading power in the world.


Site address: lastknights.com

Time spent playing: Multiple log-ins around the day are required, but each one may last 1 minute.

Free? Totally free, no premium features.

Kingdom of Loathing

Kingdom of Loathing is more than a game, is a community composed by the greatest players I have ever seen. The gameplay is composed mainly by quests full of jokes and strange characters that may make you to have a laugh in front of the computer.

And now you are probably thinking: "hell, what graphics are that?". Believe me, what make a browser game great in not the graphics, but the story. Try Kigdom of Loathing and you are probably going to like it.

Site address: www.kingdomofloathing.com

Time spent playing: 15-20 minutes every day is required to maintain your character active.

Free? Totally free, no ads.

RK - The Butcher Guide

General remarks

• The trade of butcher is a job for level 2 players.
• The butcher cuts up raw carcasses into edible slices of meat.
• Meat gives 2 hunger points and 2 strength points. • Before you make a decision, ask your mayor if there aren’t to much butchers already in the town to avoid overproduction.

The trade of butcher.

1) It's necessary to buy half-hundred weights of pigs or hundred weights of cows from the market and place them in your property inventory.
2) The butcher cuts up the carcasses into meat pieces ready to be consumed or sold.

-The butcher can cut 5 HHW of cow into 10 pieces of meat and 10 HHW of pigs into 10 pieces of meat a day, thus generate 10 meat pieces a day.
- The butcher can NOT mix the meats to cut EX: 3 HHW of cows + 2 HHW of pigs does not equal the required 5 HHW of cows, or the required 10 HHW of pigs.

Prices & profits.

• The average prices of HW of cow and HHW of pig are 32 pounds and 15.00 pounds.
• Though free to choose the price, the price of the meat must respect a certain degree of honesty so consumer and producer can both benefit. Aim your prices so you get a day wage of 26 pounds, at a price of 15p per HHW, this would mean a piece of meat can be sold at 17.6p

Kingory: war browser based game

In Kingory you start with a city and 7 days of newbie protection. Make it grow, create your army and fight against other players. Join guilds and protect your allies. Be the best, or die.

The differencce between Kingory and the other similar games (travian, tribal war) is its big technology net: research can make a real difference here. Another very interesting feature is the NPC players: computer controlled players: they are very powerful and give more balance to the game, also making it more interesting in newer servers, who have less players than the old and crowded ones. Last, but mot least, the graphs are awesome.

Site address: http://www.kingory.com/

Time spent playing: 2-3 logins of 15 minutes each are minimum to have success.

Free: Yes, no ads, but you can buy resources and other items. I have just ended my newbie protection and I don't see it as something that can break the balance of the game (just like it happens in battledawn).

Renaissance Kingdoms: Blacksmith guide

Do you play Renaissance Kingdoms and you have always imagined how it is to be a Blacksmith? Here we go:

General remarks

• The trade of blacksmith is a job for level 2 players.

• The blacksmith can make various tools out of iron.

• A blacksmith needs to buy bushels of wood and iron ore at the market.

• Before you make a decision, ask your mayor if there aren’t to much blacksmiths already in the town to avoid overproduction.

The trade of blacksmith

1) It is necessary to buy bushels of wood and iron ore at the market.

2) Then the blacksmith has to transfer those bushels of wood and the iron to his property inventory.

3) The blacksmith can produce knives, buckets, axes and steel ounces from the wood and iron ore.

A blacksmith can produce in one working day (starting from the provided resources):

• Three knives: 1 bushel of wood + 1 iron ore.

• Three buckets: 3 unhooped buckets (bought at the market and placed in the property inventory) + 1 wood bushel + 1 iron ore.

• One ounce of steel : 2 bushels of wood + 1 iron ore.

• One non-forged blade: 1 bushel of wood + 1 ounce of steel.

• One unsharpened blade : 1 bushel of wood + 1 non-forged blade

• One blunted axe : 1 unsharpened blade + 1 shaft (bought at the market and placed in the property inventory)

• One sharpened axe: 1 unsharpened axe

• One sword blade: 1 non-forged blade + 1 bushel of wood

• One blunt sword: 1 sword blade + 1 steel ounce

• One sword: 1 blunt sword

• One plowshare: 1 iron ore + 1 bushel of wood (not coded)

• One hoe: 1 plowshare + 3 bushels of wood (not coded)

All these objects need one day of work.

Selling price and income.

• Average price for a bushel of wood: 4 pounds

• Average price for a shaft: 10 pounds • Average price for iron ore: 20 pounds

• Average price for an unhooped bucket: 31 pounds

• Average wage for a level 2: 26 pounds

d: working day w: bushel of wood. i: iron ore s: ounce of steel

• a knife: 1d + 1w + 1i = 24/3 + 4/3 + 20/3 = 16 pounds

• a bucket: 1d + 3 unhooped buckets + 1w + 1i = 26/3 + 93/3 + 4/3 + 20/3 = 47.6 pounds

• ounce of steel: 1d + 1i + 2w = 26 + 20 + 8 = 54 pounds

• non-forged blade: 1d + 1s + 1w = 26 + 54 + 4 = 84 pounds

• unsharpened blade : 2d + 1s + 2w = 52 + 54 + 8 = 114 pounds • blunted axe : 3d + 1s + 2w + 1 shaft = 78 + 54 + 8 + 10 = 150 pounds

• sharpened axe : 4d + 1s + 2w + 1 shaft = 104 + 54 + 8 + 10 = 176 pounds

• sword blade: 2d + 1s + 2w = 52 + 54 + 8 = 114 pounds

• blunt sword: 3d + 2s + 2w = 78 + 108 + 8 = 194 pounds

• sword: 4d + 2s + 2w = 104 + 108 + 8 = 220 pounds

• plowshare: 1i + 1w +1d = 20 + 4 + 26 = 50 pounds (not coded)

• hoe: 1 plowshare + 3w +1d = 50 + 12 + 26 = 88 pounds (not coded)

Information

• The blacksmith can also work for the town hall by buying the blunted axes, sharpening them and then selling the axes back to the town hall.

• The shafts are produced by the carpenters who will sell them at the market

• The unhooped buckets are produced by the carpenters who will sell them at the market

The Sword

Day 1 : Make 1 steel ounce from 1 iron and 2 wood

Day 2 : Make 1 unforged axe blade from 1 steel ounce and 1 wood

Day 3 : Make 1 lame d'épée (sword blade) from 1 unforged axe blade and 1 wood

Day 4 : Make 1 steel ounce from 1 iron and 2 wood

Day 5 : Make one épée non aiguisée (blunt sword) from 1 lame d'épée and from 1 steel ounce

Day 6 : Make 1 épée (sword) from 1 épée non aiguisée

Credits: Baiboe.

Renaissance Kingdoms: weaver guide

Another guide regarding an RK level 2 profession, the credits goes to Manerta. Have fun ;)

Table of Contents

1) Forums & Contact Person's
2) Fair days wages
3) Weavers Goods and Prices
4) Wool and Hide Prices
5) The Renaissance Kingdom Wardrobes

Weavers Goods & Selling Range.

1) Forums & Contact Person's.

Please see the Sheep and Weavers Guild (S.O.W) for more information and actual selling prices (or) Check your market, ask your Mayor or Mentor.

S.O.W Forum Guild - In game forum tab => 2nd forum link => Scroll almost to the bottom => KoE/KoS/KoI Guilds and Corporations => S.O.W Guild
(You can read but not post - contact the forum mod, found under the forum name for permission to join).

Mayor: In Game => Town Hall => Click on Mayor => Compose Mail.

2) Fair days wages

A 20.00-25.00p daily wage is considered a reasonable profit on most items. Usually a Level 2 workshop wage is based on being slightly more than Town Hall job offers for 19 stat labour.

Pricing:

Pricing of the items usually undergoes the following formula: Cost of raw materials * quantity used + daily wage = price

for example: assuming 1 ball of wool costs 12 pounds, and your daily wage = 24 pounds, 1 shirt = 8 balls of wool * 12 + 24 = 120 pounds

Prices for wool and hides and the standard salary for level 2 professions can vary widely from town to town and over time. Ask other weavers, your mayor or town mentor what is usual.
12-12.50 pounds for balls of wool, 15-17 pounds for hides and a salary of 20-24 pounds (allows to buy stat food and save up to reach lvl 3) are most usual.

3) General Information

-"Weaver" is a profession you can take when reaching level 2.
-The weaving workshop is located in the player's home.
-The weaver's trade consists of making clothes for men and women.
-Materials used are wool and hides (from sheep).
-Weavers usually open a shop (topic) on the town forum, where they list the clothes they make (some weavers specialize in certain types) and their prices. They can take orders in that thread or via IG mail.
-Before becoming a weaver, ask your mayor if there aren't enough weavers around, so as to avoid overproduction.
-Clothes do not wear out. However, many higher level players tend to move to colonies, making room for new players, so the weaver typically still has work.
-New clothes get coded in the game once in a while.
-The colors of garments are chosen by the buyer when they click on 'use' and wear them. It cannot be changed after that (or sold).

4) Weavers Goods and Prices

The Trade:

1) Wool and hides can be bought on the market or produced by yourself if you have a sheep field (typically a good thing).
2) The wool and hides need to be placed in the property's inventory in order to be used for making clothes.
3) You need one (1) working day to make each item of clothing (except for shoes which can be made in sets of 2 pairs)

Clothing

For Both Men & Women.

shirt Requirements: 8 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 85.00p - 150.95p

trousers Requirements: 4 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 50.00p - 95.95p

shoes Requirements: 2 hides, 1 day of work = 2 pairs of shoes. or: 1 pair of shoes: 1 hide, 1 day of work. Ingame possible selling prices: 20.00p - 40.95p

As alternative to shoes, boots can be used:

boots Requirements:4 hides, 1 day of work In game possible selling prices: 65.00p - 120.95p poulaines pointed shoes

1 pair of poulaines: 3 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 50.00p - 100.95p

Men Clothing

hose long socks Requirements:2 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 35.00p - 70.95p

belt Requirements: 1 hide, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 30.00p - 50.95p

hat Requirements: 2 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 40.00p - 75.95p

collar scarf Requirements:4 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 50.00p - 95.95p

cloak Requirements:4 balls of wool + 7 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 130.00p - 230.95p

mantle Requirements: 15 balls of wool + 4 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 200.00p-350.95p

headscarf bandana Requirements: 2 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 35.00p - 70.95p

toque soft hat Requirements:2 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 40.00p - 80.95p

waistcoat gilet, vest, jacket Requirements:7 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 100.00p - 170.95p apron 'overalls',

tabard Requirements: 6 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 85.00p - 150.95p

rope belt Requirements:1 balls of wool + 1 hide, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 40.00p - 75.95p

tunic robe Requirements:12 balls of wool + 5 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 200.00p - 350.95p

Women's Clothing

dress houppelande Requirements:18 balls of wool + 1 hide, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 200.00p - 350.95p

headdress Requirements:2 balls of wool + 2 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 60.00p - 110.95p

corset bustier Requirements:7 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 100.00p - 170.95p

skirt Requirements:4 balls of wool + 4 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 100.00p - 170.95p

Armour

shield Requirements:3 hides, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 20.00p - 80.95p

Mansion

Tapestry - can only be made regionally - Lancaster Requirements: 6 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 70.00p - 200.00p

Ships

WARNING: Only the Harbour Master can use these and so there will not really be a competitive market to sell them on your own markets, best to contact and make private arrangements with HM's to agree on a price and also if they need them. - AND you should get the county to supply the goods and just negotiate a fair days wages. Your going to be stuck with a sail otherwise that has cost you more in time and materials than you need to. Particularly trying to gather 80 balls of wool for the large sail.

Small Sail Requirements: 14 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 140-400.95p

Main Sail Requirements: 80 balls of wool, 1 day of work Ingame possible selling prices: 800-2000p

5) Wool and Hide Prices.
Ingame possible selling price for wool: 5.00p - 15.95p Ingame possible selling price for hides: 15.00p - 35.95p

Tribal wars

Tribal Wars is a browser-based game set in the Middle Ages. Every player controls a small village, striving for power and glory in the company of the members of your tribe. You gather resources, upgrade the constructions of your city, build your army and conquer others :)



*Free? Yes, and when I played (3 years ago) it had no ads too. You had to pay if you wanted access to more comfortable features and another graphics that helped you in the game. I could live without it though - and become a very good player :)

*Site address: www.tribalwars.net

*Time spent per day: 3-4 log-ins along the day are required to have some chance of success in the game.

Renaissance Kingdoms: Miller

Another level 2 for you my friend. Enjoy the Miller Guide :)

General remarks

• The trade of miller is a job for level 2 players.
• A miller transforms wheat into flour. Flour isn't a basic food product but has to be sold at the market where the bakers can buy it for the production of bread.
• Before you make a decision, ask your mayor if there aren’t to much millers already in the town to avoid overproduction.

The trade of miller.

1) A miller has to buy wheat at the market and place the bags in the property inventory
2) The miller then grinds the wheat to flour which is ready to be sold.

- One wheat bag can be grinded to one bag of flour and a miller can transform up to ten bags each day. Simple as that, and, as you can see, it is very similar to the butcher profession.

Prices & profits.

• The average price of a wheat bag is 13 pounds
• Although free to choose, the price for flour must respect a certain degree of honesty so consumer and producer can both benefit. Most of the times a bag of flour is sold for 15.6 pounds.

Credits: Baiboe.

Renaissance Kingdoms: Baker Guide

Players who are level 2 or above can be Bakers. This guide is made to help you, level 2 players :)

General remarks

• The baker is a trade for level 2
• The baker uses flour to produce bread.
• Bread is a basic food item and gives 2 hunger points when eaten.
• Before you make a decision, ask your mayor if there are too many bakers already in the town to avoid overproduction.

The trade of baker.

Market:

1) It's necessary to buy flour bags from the market.
2) It's necessary to buy wood pieces from the market.
3) The flour and wood bushels need to be put into your property inventory. (otherwise you will waste a day baking nothing...how silly are you?)
4) The baker cooks the flour into bread, ready to be consumed or sold.

How it works:
- 1 flour bag is used to make 3 loaves of breads.
- 1 bushel of wood is needed per 2 bags of flour.
- A baker can use at most 12 bags of flour and 6 wood per day, which gives him a maximum production of 36 loafs of bread.

Prices & profits.

• The average price for flour and wood, is whatever your market rate is check there, numbers here would get outdated too quickly.
• Though free to choose the price, the price of the bread must respect a certain degree of honesty so consumer and producer can both benefit. Most of the time a loaf of bread can be sold for 6.50 p.. Again check your markets and your mayor for the desired price. (Working with your Mayor is important to the health of not just your town, but your County.)

Basic formula to work out how much each loaf cost your to produce:

Minimum Cost
(Amount of flour x cost) + (Amount of wood x cost) / Loaves Produced

Example
Flour Bags : 12 Price: £13.25
Wood Pieces: 6 Price: £4.25
Loaves Produced: 36
(12 x 13.25) + (6 x 4,25) / 36 (159 + 25.50) / 36 184.5/36
= 5.125 = £5.13

Profit
(Selling Price - Minimum Cost) x Loaves Produced

Example (Using above units)
Selling Price: £5.80
(5.80 - 5.13) x 36 0.67 x 36
= £24.12

Bread Makers Guild

There you can talk with other Bakers, receiving tips and solving further doubts. To join, go to your forums tab => Click on the 2nd link => Scroll all the way down to the almost bottom=> KoE/KoS/KoI Guilds and Corporations => Bread Makers Association.
Look for the mod, just under the name of the guild and pm or ig mail them with a request to be admitted.

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Credit goes to the following players- FrèreNico (original guide) + Marthin (translation) - Pieterjan (updates) - Hezlog (updates) 8/11/009 - Whit.the (formula) 8/11/009