The Gnosts∴Tenants recognize the Frahars Hunters for their mastery of hunting and their respect for the arid ecosystem. With the Water Carriers, they admire their ability to find water in extreme conditions. The Scorchers, though brutal, are understood in their struggle for survival, while the Fraiders are viewed with caution due to their unpredictable nature. The Barkers, through their knowledge of bark secrets, are respected. The Renegades, Lawless, Wildlings, and Taxmen, though seen as anarchists, are tolerated in their quest for freedom. Finally, the Watchers are considered guardians of the desert, ensuring the balance of forces in these desolate lands.

The Matis Amazons, with their loyalty to their culture, are recognized for their courage. The Antekamis, despite their antagonism towards the Kami, are seen as seekers of alternative truths. The Black Circle, manipulating the dark forces of Goo, is watched with particular caution, while the Company of the Eternal Tree is respected for its devotion to nature. The Gibads, as a mystical tribe, are admired for their wisdom, while the Iconoclasts, who revere forgotten icons, are tolerated in their unique practice. The Enlightened, despite their radicalism, are seen as seekers of light, while the Goo Masters are closely monitored due to their dangerous manipulation of Goo. The Shadow Dealers, despite their dubious practices, are viewed with a certain neutrality, just like the Tutors who watch over the young souls of the Gooified Lands.

The Smugglers are respected for their skill in navigating the complexities of clandestine trade. The Corsairs, though pirates, are admired for their spirit of freedom. The Cuzans, with their craftsmanship, are respected. The Breakers, who challenge the waves, are regarded with admiration. The Slavers, though despised for their inhumane trade, are tolerated for their role in the underground economy. The Brothers of the Lagoon, who know the secrets of stagnant waters, are seen as sages, while the Mud Sculptors, with their mastery of wet materials, are respected for their art.

The Prisoners, who struggle for redemption, are regarded with compassion. The Dryads, protectors of the forests, are revered for their connection with nature. The Muddied, who survive in the marshes, are respected for their resilience. The Sapslaves, despite their servitude, are recognized for their endurance. The Plant Brothers, who cultivate medicinal herbs, are seen as healers, while the Border Guards, with their vigilance, are respected for their role as protectors. The Green Seed, who preserve fertility, are admired, and the Matisagoo, though controversial, are tolerated for their quest for knowledge. The Dry Matis, exiled in difficult lands, are respected for their survival. The Scarlet Mercenaries, though dangerous, are tolerated for their professionalism, while the Desert Raiders, despite their exploits, are understood in their struggle for survival. The Well Diggers, who extract resources from the depths, are respected, as is the Sacred Sap, which preserves ancient traditions.

The Company of the Eternal Tree, with its deep roots in nature, is respected for its dedication. The Kuildes, though opportunistic merchants, are viewed with cautious neutrality for their role in the economy. The Recyclers, who turn waste into resources, are admired for their contribution to sustainability.

The Cockroaches, who inhabit dark corners, are observed with caution. The Chlorogoos, manipulators of Goo, are tolerated with constant surveillance. The Night Shapers, who work in darkness, are respected for their secret art. The Kitin Masters, who cooperate with the Kitins, are regarded with suspicion. The Memories, who preserve history, are venerated as sages. The Pyromancers, though dangerous with their fire, are tolerated for their destructive power. The Root Bleeders, who extract sap, are respected for their craftsmanship, while the Bloodsaps, with their connection to vital sap, are seen with some fear. The Dry Saps, who survive in extreme conditions, are admired for their resilience.

At the heart of the philosophy and spiritual quest of the Gnosts∴Tenants lies the Apeiron, an ancient concept representing the indefinable infinity, the primordial source of all existence. The Apeiron is perceived as the cosmic matrix that encompasses and transcends all dimensions of the universe, a force that escapes the limits of human understanding. For the Gnosts∴Tenants, the Apeiron is much more than just a philosophical concept; it is the key to Gnosis, the ultimate knowledge that reveals the deepest mysteries of existence on Atys and beyond.

The guild's quest is to attain what is called the Ultimatum, the Cosmic Absolute of Gnosis. This state of supreme enlightenment represents the culmination of understanding the Apeiron, where each member, through meditation, study, and exploration, aspires to merge with infinity. The Ultimatum is the ultimate goal of the Gnosts∴Tenants, a perfect synthesis of wisdom, balance, and spiritual power that transcends material realities and opens the way to a complete understanding of the cosmos of Atys and the universe of Ryzom.