Recruitment into The Sentinel Order
Method 1: The original families of the Order continue with their mission of maintaining the balance of power. While some have had their overt power and influence weakened over the years, their devotion to their sacred duty from the founding of the Sentinel Order has not wavered. As such, the third and fourth offspring of the lower nobility are given to The Sentinel to train.
Method 2: Dishonored and/or disgraced noble families are often contacted a generation after their incidents. Given the reach of the Syli and thus the Sentinel, a deal is often struck to welcome a young offspring into The Sentinel in exchange for the Sentinel's help in removing the family's stigma. In other cases, if the family has been made destitute, financial aid is provided to help the family recover. The greater the stigma, the greater the number of Talodari are sent to The Sentinel.
Method 3: The Sentinel has also been known to recruit from Outcast or Unaligned Villages quite often. Since the Sentinel tends to have outposts or front guilds and businesses in all territories, they are able to reach out to villages in order to find strong candidates from those areas. Financial or militaristic support and/or training are often the compensation to the unaligned. Often with the Outcast Villages, parents will offer up their children to allow them a chance at a life where the family/village stigma will not hinder them or their heirs.
Method 4: While unsanctioned intimacies within the Sentinel are heavily frowned upon, members of The Sentinel are not forbidden from bearing children. The Talodari offspring are often raised into The Sentinel. It is not mandatory, but if the parent who is a member of the Sentinel decides to keep them separate, the child must reside with the other parent. If the child is human, it resides with the other parent automatically.