Rorschach was a man who believed in sharing. After all the hard work of creating colored glass, his first thought wasn't to monopolize it, but to release it to the public as quickly as possible. Even if he charged for it, people would still say, "Mage Rorschach, you're a real stand-up guy."
In this era, especially in Bayern where the Guilds were still powerful, the true meaning of "knowledge is priceless" was that you couldn't buy it even if you had money.
But Rorschach's spirit of sharing terrified the Guild President. The three largest workshops in the Guild relied on their monopoly over the production processes for Forest Glass and cobalt Blue Glass, selling plate glass to the southern Churches at exorbitant prices. This allowed the three of them to take turns holding the presidency.
