Guild of Analytical Reckoners

Guild of Analytical Reckoners
Pronounce	ANN-uh-LIH-tih-kuhl REHK-uhn-uhrz
Other names	Virtual Adepts
Founded	1851
Disestablished	1897
Faction	Technocratic Union
Parent Org	Grand Faculty/League of Constructors
Predecessor	Difference Engineers
Successor	Virtual Adepts

History

Victorian Age

During the Albertan Reformation of 1851, the Difference Engineers of the Order of Reason were reforged as the Guild of Analytical Reckoners, after the new analytical engine. The new Convention was split between two political blocs: the Grand Faculty and the League of Constructors.

In July 1880, the Reckoners petition to have their name changed to Virtual Adepts in celebration of their discovery of virtual space.

This lasted until the Victorian Reformation of 1897, when the both political blocs became Conventions in their own right: the Grand Faculty became the Progenitors and the League of Constructors became Iteration X. The majority of Virtual Adepts join up with Iteration X.

Organization

Guilds

• human mind

The creator of the Order, Bryan Armor, says the following:

From what I remember, the Analytical Reckoners would've had one based on the human mind as a means of collecting, analysing and communicating information, including memory palaces and the scientific study of psychic abilities.

It's likely that there would have been antecedents to other Methodologies from the Virtual Adepts, as well.

References

• MTAs: Convention Book: Iteration X, p. 23-24

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