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The Guild: Six Seasons and a Movie?
Published: 1/15/2013 12:00 PM
Last Modified: 1/15/2013 7:54 AM

Could this be the last time we go on a RL adventure with Codex? DEREK BAUER / AP Images for Blizzard

Are you a fan of the hit web series The Guild starring Felicia Day? Well if you watched the season finale of season six this past week that may be the last you ever see.

If you are unfamiliar with The Guild, it follows the life of Cyd Sherman (Felicia Day), known in game as Codex, and her obsession with a MMORPG called The Game. She is part of a guild called Knights of Good and when one of her guild mates shows up at her front door one day, she gets swept up in their very different and complicated lives while trying to cope with problems in her own.

This feels different from other season finales of The Guild. Every other season of the web series ended on some kind of cliffhanger with some new problem to tackle for the next season; but not this one. Everything pretty much wrapped up in a neat bow. Zaboo saw his virtual girl in RL, Vork rekindled his relationship, Bladezz’s nemesis in no longer dating his mom thanks to Clara, who got a job as a video blogger, Tink seems to have given up her scheming ways with men and apparently has a boyfriend now and Codex finally turned off her computer and stepped away from it. Not only that, but the ending song to the season was the opening theme from Season 1 of the show. (It got remixed a few seasons in.)

Fellow Prairie Nerd Anna Codutti also feels that this could be the last adventure we see for the Knights of Good.

“I suspect it is.” she said. “Felicia is likely feeling the itch to do another project, but I think some of the uncertainty comes from the fact that The Guild has anchored Geek & Sundry. If the other shows underperform, she and Kim [Evey] might produce another Guild season. But yeah that ending was a fine bow to tie around the series.”

There has been no official word yet if more seasons are coming or not, but if this was the final season, I will say Felicia Day did a good wrap up for the characters. I have watched this show since the beginning and I have been a fan. I watched on YouTube and downloaded through MSN and Xbox Live. If this is the end, it will be missed but all good stories come to an end.

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Chris Moore
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Matt Clayton floats between being a nerd, geek or a dork. Has an extensive collection of toys, comics and video games that would make any adult feel ashamed to call themselves a parent. Unlike most nerds, he does enjoy sports, but his favorite sport is soccer, so that really doesn't count as a sport anyway. Can quote "Clerks" at the drop of a hat and owns a soft-coated Wheaten Terrier named Will Wheaton. And no, Ewoks could not have possibly taken down the Empire with just sticks and rocks.

Nerd strengths: Zombies, Star Wars, Video games, Game of Thrones, Tech, cars, British soccer.

Micah Choquette is a self-proclaimed web geek who generally despises the term "nerd." He can hold his own in a conversation about comics or movies with the other Prairie Nerds, but his heart belongs to the internet and his soul was sold long ago to Apple. He routinely follows many of the design and development gurus of the day, soaking in their ideas and putting them to work for the 'World. He's also an avid user and abuser of Social Media, and can be found on Twitter, Facebook and yes, even Google+.

Nerd Strengths: Apple, Coffee, Google, Coffee, Code, Coffee. In that order.

Anna Codutti has been a card-carrying nerd since high school and the beloved academic team. Now merely a pub-trivia ringer, her refined nerd tastes have focused on Buffy (yep, she's still going!), Doctor Who and anything Felicia Day does. Her childhood crush was "TNG's" Wesley Crusher, but now she wants to marry "The Big Bang Theory's" evil Wil Wheaton.

Nerd Strengths: Music blog snobbery, tabletop/party game dominance, and ability to read supernatural young adult novels at lightning speed.

Michael Dambold is a comic fanatic who has been reading Marvel Comics since he was 11. He's read almost every X-Title book in existence. He thinks Jean Grey needs to stay dead. He also has an obsession with Star Trek, Stargate and MST3k. He's a literary nerd, obsessed with works by Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov and Jules Verne.

Nerd strengths: Coffee chugging, X-Men & Marvel Comics, Star Trek, Stargate, X-Files, paranormal mysteries (Bigfoot, etc.), classic sci-fi TV, movies and books.

Chris Moore is not ashamed to be called a Geek. It is who he is first and foremost. While some out there hide from others that they play video games, he proudly displays his love and knowledge of the pastime. He hopes one day to have a collection of games which rivals that of a city library. To this day one of his greatest moments is that he was able to watch and record the original three Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies by sheer luck.

Nerd strengths: Video games and TV.

Jason Powers is the resident geek dad. He is trying hard to raise his kids to be smart, thoughtful nerds just like his Dad raised him. He was brought up on a steady diet of Doctor Who, JRR Tolkien, Douglass Adams, Sherlock Holmes, Vertigo Comics and vintage pulp noir novels. He's been watching shows made by the BBC for so long, he sometimes has a hard time grasping American television. He still enjoys Legos a great deal.

Nerd strengths: British Science Fiction, Star Wars, Sherlock Holmes, X-files, Coffee, Zombies, Space.

James Royal can tell you what Kirby crackle is. His favorite X-Man is Nightcrawler. He owns more than two dozen Star Wars novels. He knows how much damage a magic missile does. His favorite T-shirt features the insignia of Cobra, the ruthless terrorist organization determined to rule the world. He liked the Walking Dead before the Walking Dead was cool.

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